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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14274, 15 August 1910, Page 7

CHOICE FRUITS. The. Consumption of Fruit of nil kinds has reached such proportions in everj Household that it becomes a vital questioa twitb the-Thrifty Housewife as to 'where Bhe will get the-, Article at the Lowest Price. There re many Grades of Fruit and it all depends on the careful buying of the vendor whether or not his customers enjoy the privilege of getting sound value for their money. 1 have made is a rule l r > n--y only the liest Grade Fruit --nd time and again Customers have ex pressed tlieir pleasure in v.sinir my fruits. If you have not Tied them send a trial order. I guarantee that the Prices are the Lowest in Timaru. and the Quality FirstClass. Seeded Raisins, Choice 6d par sb. Currants 4}d, 61bs for 2s. Sultanas 6d'. Lexias 4Jd. Prunes 5d per lb. Figs (Best Cooking) 4d. Figs (Choice Layer 6d. Figs (Choice Protoben) 7d. Dried Apples 9d. Dried Apricots lOd. Dried Peaches lOd. Choice Dessert Peaches, Pears, and Apricots lOd and Is per tin. PIE FRUITS FINE QUALITY. Appk-s '-sal. Is Id, 1 gal 2a 2d. Plums Peaches i-ual Is Id. 1 gal 2s 2d. >ir:c<:t* i-./:;l. !s 3d. 1 gal. 2s 4d. Pears, Quinces i--;!l Is. Tomatoes. Is. Green Peas. 7d, Is. Beans Is. ALL LF.S> r, PKR CENT. DISCOUNT GEORGE T. DAWSON, 157, Stafford Street Phone N'o. 91.

WANTED KNOWN J. Reid is] still making those Dome-made aply delicious. J7\OR SALE—fHREE i-ACRE BUILDING SITES situate on Wai-iti Road, planted with well-grown trees. U. L. ORBELL. MISS M. T. CLARKE, DRESSMAKER & COSTUMIER, ""—AS Commenced Business at her Residence, Corner of ARTHUR i iind'THEODOCIA'Sts.. and will undertake Orders for COSTUMES, DAY and EVENING DRESS, Latest Style, and Perfect- Fit Guaranteed. ! (Lato of Wellington.) FOR SALE. SEVERAL good Sheep Runs, from 3 1400 to 2200 Acres of first-clast Land, in the North Island. Full Particulars from W. H. WILLIAMS & SON, Roval Arcade, Timaru. . P.O. Box 147. "Telephone 447. Id. FOR A PENNV. Id. COME and take a Crown's Worth of Harmless Fun ON THE PIKE. I Opposite Ballantyne's. STAFFORD ST. «n i.:..^ s „f Hall Punching. Weight [and Gripping, and the latest Automatic Novelty Machines. £2O DEPOSIT. <-ROOMF.D STONE HOUSE, off 4t North Streot, washhouse. scullery, vopper and tubs: i-acre. Price £350. balance pavahU? 10s Gd week. SPARROW AND CO., Church St. ANE*S MEOOLINE Is specially prepared for the hands Use it after washing clothes, dishes, floors, etc; ii makes rough hands soft, supple ind smooth, i/- everywhere. 2. 3-ROOMED HOUSE, Charles St Rent 12s Gd week. SPARROW AND CO., -BEAUTIFUL NEW NECKWEAR. y EARLY SPRING HATS, at the NORA DENE MILLINERY PARLOUR, Loan and Mercantile Coy.'s Buildings, STAFFORD ST. -TIMMOAND RLAIRS WgotahlS 3d per pkt: Flower Seeds. Id per pkt. N.B. Fowl Grit Is per hag: N. 15. ' Oyster Shell Grit Is per bag: N.B. Riant Food, Is Gd. Cr. CHURCH A- THEODOCIA STS. ' (RIVATK BOARDING - HOUSE JL BUSINESS FOR SALE. Central, Well Furnished, and Popular. Full Particulars from MORTON AND PEARSON. Auctioneers, Timaru. iBBEG to THANK all Patrons for past favours, and wish to announce that I have this day takin I HUGH MILLER into PARTNERSHIP. The Firm will now be known as SHATTOCK AND MILLER. y HAVE this day entered into PARTNERSHIP with Mr Shattock, and trust by strict attention and supplying the BEST OF MEAT at the LOWEST PRICE to merit a fair share of the Public patronage. HUGH MILLER. FREEHOLD 1950 ACRES. 1 "*■ AWRENCE DISTRICT, Otago. I 14 Paddocks; good Homestead, outbuildings, etc., complete. Carries 2000 sheep besides yielding heavy crops of oats. 400 acres ploughed ready for spring sowing. 3 miles from Railway «nd School. This is a first-c!a£3 property, and cheap at price—£4 per acre. Full particulars from MORTON A,\p PJB4R4ON,