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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14659, 29 January 1912, Page 4

QUALITY. CIVILITY. CHEAPNESS. PROMPTNESS Four Essentials that have been manifest in tie building np of our Large and Ever Increasing Business, which for 1911, our books show to bo the biggest year's turn-over we have ever iad. As in the past our customers can depend on getting everything .of tho Best that a Grocery Store can provide Prop us a Postcard and our Can vasset will call upon yon in ANY PART OF THE TOWN. Kernohan McCahon I AND CO., LIMITED THE STORE THAT SER VES YOU RIGHT. GOODS RIGHT, PRICES RIGHT, QUALITY RIGHT. DISCOUNT 5 PER OHNT. • PCFTH STRfcET, x x TIKIARUi 65. First Great Clearance Saie 3 Commences This Oa^. Over £'MO Worth of MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING. Hats. Caps, Hugs, Shirts, Sox, Underdothic?. ALL TO BE SLAUGHTERED REGARDLESS OF COST. This is a Real Sain of FIRST CLASS GOODS. WE NEVER STOCK INFERIOR QUA LITY. COMB EARLY AND SECURE THE PICK OF THE BARGAINS | THE OT3TF.IITER. J. O'KOURKE. PATiEORA BUILDINGS. Remnants I Remnants ! Remnants ! Remnant Week I AT THOMSONS' HUNDREDS AND THOUSANDS—ALL TO GO CHEAP. EMBROIDERIES, LACES. FLANNELETTE,?, SHEETINGS, DRESSES, SILESIAS. EVERYTHSNQ. MORE OF THESE DFA'liiS—Stripe Deniins 3s 9d. Blue I;.'!riras a? lid, Coats 4s 3d. Spring Bottom Strinr. Trousers is 3d. Csfially 5s 3d. MPED LINEN V OftjC—l(l to l's 3d. Usual Price up to ~js lid •VARSITY" SUIT CLOTH sjd. HARVESTERS' RUGS 2s Od. STRAWS with leather band is to ]s lid. NATURAL WOOL S'IXGIETS Is £M. P VNTS Is lid 42 SMART STRAW BOATERS. l s (M. lADIES' HYDROTJTE COATS, 22-s up. THESE ONLY IN PLACE TO-DAY 1 HUNDREDS QF BLOUSE LENGTHS Is. I'L^-^F L O-yf^R= T^^ D J lALT^K PETER PAXS 3d to 7a 114. MORE TIMARU FLANNELS, BLANKETS. MILLINERY GIVEN AWAY PRICES. 20 DOZ. SILKEN HANDKERCHIEFS 3d, 3id. MEN'S SIZE 6d. 7id. TROUSERS. P.? 9rf TIMARU HEAVY SADDLES, l?s lid. for MATRON'S, 9d to 3d. Superior t .-roods. OWELS FOR THE liEACn—2 for Is lid. Also fax cheaoer 38:n. FLANELETTE <?* d, Usually 103 d S ' 10 1 (1 ' " MOTOR SILKS—Grev, cto., 10>d. NET, Half Pn. e. 21 BRUSH MATS, from Is lid. AMERICAN SILK BLOUSES, Double Collar, Tailor Made. THOMSONS' Remnant Sale.

MAIL NOTICES. Subject to any necesa&ry alteration jiai'U will close as under:— For Northern Ports or N»w Zealand, daily at 12.60 p.m. and Tuesdays, rhurcdaya and Saturdays, at B.SO p.ci For Ashburton and Chruitchurch— S a.m., 12.60 p.m., and 3.30 p.m. For Oamaru and Waimate—6 a.m., 10.30 a.m., and 8 p.m. For Dunedin —1C.30 a.m.. and 8 p.m. Fr lemuka—6 a.m.. 12.60 p.m., and p.m. For Qeraldine—6 a.m.. 12.60 p.m., and I p.m. For Fairlie, Cava, A'iburv, and Pleasant Point — P a.m. and 8.16 p.m. daily. SUEZ MAIL. Thursday, Feb. Ist. For United Kingdom nn d Continent of Europe via Naples. Money orders and registered articles at 2 p.m., books and newspapers at 2.30 p.m. and ordinary letters at 3 p.m! Due London, March 9th. Also for India, China, Ceylon, Straits Settlements, Australian States and South Africa at 3.30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 2nd. For New Soutih Wales and Queens, land, at 12.60 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 3rd. Kor Australian States and South Africa via Bluff, at 3 p.m. DIRECT MAIL. ■Wednesday, Feb. 7th. For United Kingdom and Continent of Europe (via Monte Video, Rio e'e Jarjeiro and Teneriffe) specially addrassed correspondence only per s.s. Ruapelru, at 12.60 p.m. Due London. March 22nd. Parcels mail elosss it noon. H. W. CAPPER, 'Chief Postmaster, Timaru, Jan. 29th, 1913.