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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5686, 3 October 1896, Page 8

Busineaa Notices. . GOODS AT WHOLESALE PEACES. seen that in supporting™ the Public are SAVING MONEY, and dSy benefit^ thSvel. CIUI Wholesale Parcels at. Thus ifc-wilUe Finest MillaquinFngar (no higher price)... 2}d Finest Cream Tartar, per lb lsSd TT?A TFA mm Colonial Candles, per lb 5d Neave'» Food, per tin ' U ,S: lhA ' ■■AJSiA. TEA. feffhfcW eS ' per ,^ b 6 * d Kobißson'B Patent Groafcs, per 'tin 8d ORIENT BRAND, per lb -. o. Fre«h Herrings (flat tins) | t ejd Dome Black Lead,' per doz " f " '«l HIMALAYA (Mountain Brand), per lb ... ISBal S Ba SSrffc'if 111 d Oakey's Knife Powder, per tin" 5d FURE CEYLON, per lb Isßd,2s,2 8 4d SK^iUvtb- ::: ::: « SSSfiFi ;v ••; - - 2S | STATIO^ TEA « *•» " **>£ i&^aSSffiSS ;•; r 8S mS*™ : - : ::: ;:: ::: i Muscatel Raisins, per lb ... \" ". Id SaXes ".' ." Xa^dM MILLAQUIN SUGAR. Finest Sheeps; Tongues, lib tins 8d French Plums .. ."" \ ManttSd No. 1 Quality. WABDELL BEOS, ft.fjo. ■

T^TE HAVE SOLD TO MESSES ROBINSON & SONS, BEEHIVE BOOT DEPOT> CHRISTCHURCH, THE WHOLE OF OUR BOOT AND SHOE STOCK, as contained in premises, High Street Christqhurch. . ' W. J. HOPKINS & CO, GREATEST SALE OF THE TIMES. BOOTS & SHOES. W. J. HOPKINS & CO. S STOCK, OF HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHUECH, .£1674 SELLING VALUE, BOUGHT BY W. ROBINSON & SONS FOE -£g3() AND WILL BE ; SLAUGHTERED SS THE BEE HIVE FOR ONE MONTH Now is your time. Boots at less than cost. Jnst have a look at the Shop and the Prices. j ALMOST GIVING AWAY. > SALE NOW ON. ■ W. ROBINSON & SONS' BEE HIVE. j BOOTS FROM FLOOR TO CEILING. JUST LOOK! I Sale Old gale Old Price. Price. Price. Price. s. d. s. d. s. d. c. d, Ladiea' Morocco Shoe 3 3 6 5 6 Men's Nailed Bhichers ... ... 4 3 GO Ladiea' Persian Kid Shoes 4 6 G G Men's Nailed, very good ... ... 5 6-70 Ladies' Glace Walking Shoes ... 5 6 7 6 Men's Nailed, very pood 6 6 8 6 Ladies' Glace-- Walking Shoes ... 6 6 9 6 Men's Nailed Shooters, good ... 6 9 8 6 Ladies' Glace Walking Shoes, toe Men's Nailed Shooters, ?ood ..; ,7 11 9 6 caps 6 6 9 G Men's Nailed Shooters, very good 8 6 10 6 Ladies' Calf Walking Shoes 5 0 7 6 Men's Balmorals. Knglish 611 8 0 Ladies' Persian Walking Shoes ... 5 0 6 6 Men's Balmorals, Colonial 8 6 10 6 Latiieo' Glace Shoe, Bective ... 9 6 13 6 Men's Balmorals, very good ... 9 6 12 6 Ladies' Glace Pump Shoes ... 9 0 la 6 Men's Balmorals, best ... „ 10 G 14 6 Ladies' Glace Shoes, Lily Brand ... 9 6 14 6 Men's Leather Shoes, from .. '.« 6 6 Ladies' Calf Walking Shoes ... 9 6 11 6 Men's Heavy W.T. Boots, very Ladies Calf Walking Shoes ... 7 6 9 6 good S G 12 6 Lafliet* Tan one-strap Shoes ... 6 3 8 6 Men's Army Bluchers 8' 9 12 6 Ladies' Tan lace Walking Shoes „. 6 0 8 6 Men's Clogs ... 6 6 9 6 Ladiea' Tan two-strap Walking Men's Leather Slippers „ .„ 3 6 5 0 hhoes 6 6 8 6 Men's Carpet Slippers ... .„ 2 0 3 6 Ladies' Tan lace Shoes, best ... 9 0 14 6 Men's Black Felt Slippers 4 3 6 0 Ladies' Kid Boots, leg 8-inch Gent's Court Shoes ... ... ... 6 6 8 6 high 1 8 6 12 6 Genfs Court Shoes , 7 6 10 6 Ladies' Morocco Lace Walking Gent's Canvas Shoes ...' , 4 9 6 6 Shoes 6 6 9 6 Gent's Patent Slippers 3 6 6 0 Ladies' Satin Lace Walking Shoes 8 3 10 9 Youths' Nailed Shooters ... ... 6 3 8 6 Ladies'* Morocco Lace Walking Boys' very good „ ... 5 3 7 6 Suoes 5 6 7 6 Youths' Balmorals ... 6 3 8 6 Ladies' Persian Kid Lace Boots ... 6 6 8 6 Girls' School Boots, sizes 10 ! x 1.3 ... 4 6 6 0 Ladies Kid Lace Boots, best ... 9 6 14 6 Girls' School Boots, 7x 9 ... , rf 4 0 5 6 Ladies' Kid E.S., best block fronts 9 6 11 9 '■'iris' Patent Ankle Strar-s, 10' a ... 3 0 5 0 Ladies' Kid E.S., best low heels ... 7 6 10 6 Girls' Strong School Boots, 10 xl 3 5 0 7 6 Ladies' Scrap Shoes, strong ... 4 G GO Girls' Strong Hchool Boots, 7x9 ... 4 9 6 6 Ladies' Canvas Shoes, best quality 3 6 5 0 Girls' Kid Lace Boots 7 0 9 0 Ladies 11 Leather L:ice Boots, V.Q.... 6 6 ,8 6 Girls' Morocco Lace Boots 6 6 8 0 Ladies' Leather Slippers, E.5.F. ... 2 9 3 6 Girls' Tan Oxford Shoes, 10x13 4 6 6 0 Ladies' Leather Shoes, strong „, 4 9 6 6 Girls' Tan Oxford Shoes, 7x9 .„ 36 56 Ladies' Felt Slippers, one-strap ... 13 19 Children's Strong Lace Boots, sizes worth Ladien, Cappet Slippers 1 6 4 a&d 5 2 6 4 6 Ladies' Kid E.S., job line , 3 6 Babies' Boots and Shoes, from ... 1 0 Ladiee' PhmEoles, best quality ...3340 Ladies' Fnr-bound Slippers 8 9 5 6 Ladies' Evening Shoes, from ... 2 6 HONDEEDS OF CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY. This is the biggest Slaughter of Boots and Shoes ever held in Canterbury. Sale for One Month. Large staff of hands employed during Sale. Come at once and secure the bargains. OPENING- OF SALE ON SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1896. W. ROBINSON AJND SONS, BEEHIVE, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. VITADATIO, THE GREAT HERBAL REMEDY, HAS CUBED MB PALMER. *^ W oa" m ® slSiiimssSSifc D , <" 3 W"m !!? COPY OF ME PALMEB'S CKEDENTIALS. April 17th, 1806. This is to Certify that we, the Undersigned, have known Mr Palmer as a Resident of Invercargillfor great many years. Wo know he has been a great sufferer for 14 years, and he never was expected to recover, but as the result of taking a course of VitoUatio, he haa quite recovered his long-lost health, and he now appears to us to be quite anew man (Signed) Names. Address. John Sinclair, Mayor Invercargill. Jno. W. Mitchell, Merchant, J.P Invercargill. Peter Wright Jones, Primitive Metliodist Minister... Invercargill. George Froggatt, J.P. Invercargill. OBTAINABLE WHOLESALE & RETAIL: E. W. HALL, 152, AEMAGH STEEET OHEISTCHUB and Leading Chemists Xl6Bl SEE WHAT THE NEWSPAPERS SAY ABOUT G-AWNE'S WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. "SOUTHLAND TIMES," June 7, 1889, aays:— « CIOME people insist strongly at timea upon everybody* else patronising local industries, whether fj the commodity in view be dearer than the imported article or not. It is a patriotic dnty, &c, 4c. But it may be donbted whether such advisers always follow their own counsel when a shilling may be saved by suppressing their principles. Happily there we many inatancea in which it is perfectly safe to give such advice, even on the score of economy. A caa« in point occurs to Bfl. Mr Gawne of Dnnedin, has for some time past been manufacturing an excellent sauce intended to snpply the place of th famous ' Worcenter ' of Lea and Perrins. Mr Gawne's product goes under the same name, and is got up in precisely the same style, and in every respect it is so like the original that it may be doubted whether the most delicate palate and the most experienced eye could detect a difference. The Sance has now bees introduced to thiß Market, and as it is only aboat half the price of the EhrUsli make, it should undoubtedly command a large sole." ■ ■, FBOM ALL STOREKEEPERS, AND WHOLESALE FROM THE MANUFACTUEEES. W. GAWNE & CO., GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN, HENRY IVEY & CO., AGENTS, GLOUCESTER STREET.