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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13658, 29 July 1908, Page 6

Hi IBSI NHHHBS mmm and Co., 'H A FEW DAYS AGO I WE COMMENCED A ' CLEARING SALE OF GREAT IMPORTANCE . ' ' . TO YOU AND TO US. ["T'S IMPORTANT 'TO YOU, h'i-":«,e we offer the whole of our Slocks at Prices which in hundreds of Cases do not carry a cent, of profit. "THAT'S FUNNY," you might s*;. BUT don't forget that the WINTER is late, and that it husn/t. been a good winter. , , THERE you have the reason for the heavy price 'cut'tiug wei have indulged in. CALL TO-DAY. Stafford Street, Timaru. Guaranteed all Pure Wool ! Full of Warmth and Comfort! Specially Manufacture I ........ for O.F.C.A. ........ ftimiraarfa Kaiapoi Blankets ! '■■; Petone Blanksts i OUB GOODS ARK EIGHT I Becas ee they are made by the Right People, an<i under the most favourable conditions for the production of High-Grade Goods at Popular Prices ALL-WOOL WHITE BLANKETS ! Got Size, and 9-4, 10-4, 11-4, 12-4. Extra Special I Timaru Qpey Blankets I Sizes 9-4, 10-4, 11-4. rUHiHflfil '. CoIAUTg TERR AC*, TDIARU.

HAY'S BUILDINGS, COKNER STRATH ALLAN AND STAFFORD STREETS, now open. THESE ROOMS have been fitted Tip with all the City Appliances Comforts of Up-to-date Tea Rooms, and] their position and the quality of the Service should make them the LEADING TEA ROOMS OF TIMARU. Coffee and Home-made Scones, 10,30 to 11.30 (Morning). GRILLS AND LIGHT LUNCHEONS 12 to 2 o'clock. Afternoon Tea and Refreshment. OPEN DAILY from 10 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. Suppers, Saturdays 10 p.m., and Theatre Nights later. Phone 236. 8. Friedlamfer, H OOOUNTANT, COJOOBttOS AGENT, Buyer of Grain, Fat Stock etc. HAY'S BUILDINGS, STAFFORD ST. LAND AND .ESTATE AGENT, GISBORNE,'' \FFERS for Sale in the POVERTY / BAY DISTRICT the undermentioned Property :^- 560 ACRES Freehold in. the Motu, about 45 miles from Gisborne in -line of railway. 450 Acres in grass, balance good Milling Timber, consisting of Rimxi, Kikatea, Totara, and Matai. Section is ring-fenced and subdivided into 2 paddocks. Half the section is flat land, and is situated about 3 minutes' walk from Motu Township. Good 6-Roomed House, Bathroom, etc. The Timber on this Section will bring in a royalty of £lO per Acre. Tram line is being laid in this winter. Considering this is good Pastoral Lai<U wintering 2 Sheep,' and Motu being the centre of the future milling indajtrv- of Poverty Bay, this section will be of uutold value when the railway reaches' Motu Township in a few years. PRICS £4300. Easy Terms. ENQUIRIES INVITED,