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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13889, 28 April 1909, Page 1

John Kempthorne, ESTATE AGENT, 160 Stafford Street

Speedy Sale of Jackets. AT MARRIOTT'S wi E CAN ONLY CONCLUDE that it is the low prices that arc doing this. . > Then the. Jackets must be the correct Cut and the Quality si.'itable, otherwise low prices would have no effect. We have also a large ana nicely assorted stock of Beady-to-Wcar Costumes from 87s 6il, in imported, ill Roslyn, and in Kaiapoi makes. LADIES' PALETOTS: «—WMt—MMWM HHUMM—W—t Smart Bough Navy Serge Paletot, raised seam down back, detachable bell', stitched collar and cuffs, large size. Price 19s Gd. Pretty Brown Tweed Coat, semi-fitting back, with stitched strappings and belt of material, finished with buttons, smart collar and cufis, length 48. Price 21s. i Light Navy Tweed Coat, swing back, detachable belt, stitched collar .and. cuffs, double-breasted, length 48. Price 16s Gd. Good Warm Dark Tweed Paletot, side pockets, detachable belt of same material, double-breasted, finished with six pretty silverjmttons. Price 22s Gd. \ycrv Stylish Green Cloth Paletot, straps over shoulders, kimono style, swing back., stitched collar and cuffs, patch pockets, double-breasted, and 11 row of oxydised buttons. Price 22s Gd. CHILDRENS' WINTER COATS: Child's Cardinal Nestling Cloth Coat, 22-inch cape; collar edged with cardinal silk, cording cuffs edged with same, and lour velvet, buttons. 1 rice 8s Gd. Child's Navy Astrachan Coat, navy velvet collar and cape of astrachan, trimmed navy silk braid, finished with four gold buttons, size 24-inch, Price 7s Gd. Also same in Cream and Car-dinal. Smart Little Navy Cloth Beefer Coats, sailor collars of same material and white drill, trimmed with navy patch pockets and gold military buttons. 1 nee 10s Gd. . Very Pretty Little Cream Beaver Coats, round collar edged with cream cord, cuifs to match, and white pearl buttons, in different sizes. Price l'~s Gil. LADIES' COSTUMES : Very Smart Green Tweed Mixture Costume," fitting back, three-quarter coat, smart shaped, velvet collar and cuffs, seven-gored skirt, raised seams, inverted pleat at back, lined with black lincnctte, and nicely stitched round foot. Price 4os. • Stylish Navy Serge Costume, English tailor-made, hip coat, fitting,,back, stitched collar and turned back cuffs, nsivy and white sateen lining, sovengored skirt, raised scams, inverted pleat at hack, lined with navy linenetle. Price 37s Gd. , , / Latest Grey Striped Costume, short coat, cutaway style, trimmed witli black silkr braid, arifl lined with black ;uul white sateen lining, finished with three smoked pearl buttons, plain skirt, stiteliel seams, lined through with black jinenette. Price 555. AT HARRIOTT'S Drapery Establishment, £l T T Tl Sonic N E W ]! O O K S. lie Gorgeofis Isle —Gertrude Atherton. lie Prince of Dreamers—l<\ A. Steel, lie Quest Eternal- -Lillibridge Ladies in Ilaste—Koberfc LlianiSim.' of Hyacinth—John. Oxenhani. of the Never, Never.—Mrs Aeneas Gunn. _ n Husband of Edith—George BarrMcCutcheson. Lawless—Helen Mathers. •or of the Dusk—-1 teed. . Wolf's Clothing—Charles Garvice. > Broad Road—Annie Swan. i Empress of the Andes 1 ( lorence Warden. i.. xr T.,tr,rirotins—Edfar <1 ensoil. The We The Gay Flow TO ABBIVE IN A FEW DAYS. Foster Fraser'sJ New Book, QUAINT SUBJECTS OF THI KING, With over 70 Full Page Illustrations from Photographs. Most British peoplo have' only Inlay ideas of the races which inhabit distant corners of the Empire.

N K AY 1! 6 O K S. The Gorgeotis Isle —Gertrude Athorton. The Prince of Dreamers—K. A. Steel. The Quest Eternal- -Lillibn«lge. Some Ladies in 'Haste —Hubert LhaniThe Son- of ITyaoiiith--Jolni Oxenhani. Wo of the Never, Never.-Mrs Acm .is Gunn. „ n The Husband of Edith— George BarrMcCutcheson. Gov La w Vess—ll clou IS rutu cr s. Flower of the Dusk—Heed. In Wolf's Clothing—Charles Garviec. The Broad Road —Annie Swan. The Empress of the Andes —1' lorcnet Warden. ~ Lady Noggs Intervenes —Edgar .lepson. t. Wagstaff, lUCAT AND TFIE EDUCATIONAL BOOKSELLICU AND STATIONER, TIMARU. OR. SALE by C. Bowker.—3ooo and L 1000 Acres good sheep land, o Acres, House 5 rooms; 10 Acres, House 4 rooms; Building Sites from £4o each, terms. TO LIST —Shop and Oflices, Arcade. Money to lend on Mortgage, repayablo by instalments. Transfers, Mortgages and Leases prepared uiuler. Land Transfer Act by C. BOWKEH, Licensed Land Broker. INFORM YOURSELF ABOUT VOUR EYES ! THINK, they work fifteen hours a duv, and do so unassisted, or maybe are handicapped by a pair ot ground in »!«»■ tacle wearing. You either lave a nair of glasses that are perieetly njit, c-lso they are wrong and injure your sight. 1 DON'T TAKE ANY CHANCES. Come in and tdTit over 'with me I can tell you whether you need g'-isscs or not, or whether your old ones an. still the proper ones tor you to weat. BE SURE YOU ARB RIGHT. m. r 0.D.:, 0.8., CONSULTING OPTICIAN, TLMARU. MISS WESTROPP, THE CENTRAL ART NEEDLEWORK DEPOT, STAFFORD ST. MISS WESTROPP has Crew.;) Mil;s, Crochet Silks, Knitting Silks Berlin Wool, Beehive Wool, Shetland Wool, Andalusia)! Wool, Roxlyn, Kill ance, and Lady Betty Wools. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. LADIES who are troubled should use "VIOLET SNOW CRFAM." It is a guaranteed permanent euro for superfluous hair. " Violet Sn'ow Cream" entirely destroys the roots. Hair civ-nt grow where it ia used. P '

TO ARRIVE IN A FEW DAYS. Foster Fraser'sJ New Book, QUAINT SUBJECTS OF THE KING, With over 70 Full Pago Illustrations from Photographs. Most British peoplo have' only Inlay ideas of the races which inhabit distant corners of the Empire. Here is a book, telling in hviglit and chatty manner, about the "Quaint Subjects of the King," with true stories as thrilling n's any in a novel, and bringing stny-nt-honies to realise how Varied and strange are the tribes over which His Majesty rules. 'Mr Foster Frascr—who lias travelled about the world as much as any man alive —brings the render in each chapter face to face with almost unknown peoples, tells of their methods of life, their superstitions and customs, how they make love, fight, hunt, and nro buried. All who read this book will find it as captivating as a book of adventure. Price 3s 6d, by post 4s. ORDERS NOW BEING BOOKED P. W. HUTTON & CO.! BOOKSELLERS, BOOKBINDERS, STATIONERS AND NEWS AGENTS, TIMARU. J AXON says that the demand for good Station and Farm Workers is as great as over. Wanted —Engine Driver, Band Cutter, full crew of Mill Hands, live weeks' work., Ploughmen,' 255; Cowboys, 15s to 20s; Mill Cooks, 40s to 50s; Station Cook-Baker, 265; Pantryman, 255; Hotel Cooks (females), 30s; Housemaids, Waitresses, Relieving Barmaid, and General Servants. Telephone 3]". GEORGE PEARSON'S ' IS the onlv Shop von can lmv the CHALLENGE Bank Writing Tablet and Blotter, 100 Leaves, for (sa. A real bargain, as the usual price is One Shilling.' BULBS. NOW IS THE TIME FOR PLANTING all descriptions of SPRING FLOWERING BULBS. I have a very large assortment, and at very inoJerate prices. Wedding Bonqnets, Sprays, Funeral Wreathu, and all descriptions of Floral Work executed OB tho shortest notice. P. G. ALLEN.