Business Motices. PRELIMINARY AJMtfOUNCEMENT '• Of a GEEAT BOOT SAL EL MAIN'S BROS. NEW POREMT3ES >• Will be OPENED -with a GfIRiEAT SALE cq £ _ SATURDAY, 27th AUGUST. 0 This will be th» Greatest SaOe of Footwea* ■ evar held in. New Zoal*od. 0 WILL PAY TO WAIT. " Tlioso requiring Footwear, it -will p»y y©« to wait a few day* for our Great Sale. You !» -will feel very annoyed if you bay now and D see soioeilung iihat will-roit you just m weft J f oa; h»:f tiro money. » PRICES aDVERTISBIX i> Ob August 21 we wift start and advertise 9 tike prices, wad aa soon as the lines advertised } Me gold oat the advertisement vrill be with- ) drawn. No advertisement will be misleading. } The Date of Opening is fixed for Saturday. ) August 27, and we advise everyone to come ) early, as many lines when sold out will never > be replaced at i!he Mmc price. OVERHAULING- STOCK. t The whole of oar stock is now being thoroughly overhauled, and every pair will 1m marked down at such a price that will make them go, .and a great many will be jobbed t» , clear them right out. ! DAMIAOEO STOCK— JOB LINES. : Many lines hare been damaged whilst shift* ' ing, and they will bo marked at such a nrio* ' that those who do' not come early will xnieja ' t&«m. It will pay you to buy these, even i£ | you 'have to put them aside until required. 1 A GRAND DISPLAY. ' This will be tie greatest display of Footwear ' ever seen in New Zealand. The- windows air* ' as largo a-a any three boot windows in th» colony. Tha inside is laid out in each a manner that customers cam find just what they rel quire, all within their reach and eiebt. I A LARGE STOCK. t Having a large stock of\ English, Amerioan, . French and other foreign makes, together with a large stock of Our Own Manufacture, it ia L tho most compleie stock in New Zealand. I EXTKA ASSISTANCE. We have engaged a number of extra i*nd«, so that everyone may be attended to, and ao one will be obliged to wait. WE ARE M!ANUFACTU!»ERB. Being Manufacturers, and having all the latest up-to-dato labour-saving machinery, our Footwear costs us labour and material only, Uierefore, only ons getting profit out of them, we are in a position to sell at rock-bottom prices. 10 PE(R CEiN!J OPP NOW. For those who must 'have their Boota now,, tnd cannot wait for the Salo, wo are giving 10 per cent off bverykhißg we sell. Do Not Forget: OUR NEW PREMISES OPEN OK SATURDAY, 27tih AUGUST. AND THE SAIiE STARTS THE SAME DAY. J. T. BELL, LANB BROKER, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. PROPERTIES FOB SAL* HAREWOOD ROAD— 2O Acres oi Good Land, well* fenced and well watered, iiouae oi 7 rooms, stable, shed and other outbuildings, ; splendid property for poultry farm. Prtc« only J6350. BROMLEY— Over 20 Acres First-rat* Land, subdivided isito paddocks, well-built modern House of 6 rooms; plastered throughout, bathroom, verandah, /large workshop and shads. _, GLOUCESTER STREET, Linwood— New-Jy-bui.i, weli-ficishad house of 6 larsa roosus, bathroom, hot and cold water, pamxr, acul< lary, washhouse, "with copper, good seotion, well fenced and planted. ADDINGTON, adjoining the Show Ground! and close to Lincoln iioad — Some of the Finasi Building Allotments in the dißttiot. LINCOLN ROAD, Addington. opposite the Show Grounds — 'Well-built Modern House of 7 rooms, bathroom, hot and cold water, wida hall, plastered throughout, 'verandah, pantry, sculler j, washhouse, etc., good water supply, connected with sewer, about one acre, fenced and nicely laid out. IUCCARTON, Clarence Road, han-iy to tha Workshops — Substantially-built Modern iioua* of 6 large rooms, bathroom, wide hall, verandah and bay window ;' buili on. high concrete foundations; woahhouso and other outbuildings, with 2J aoros; fine ia'gh. building land; long frontage. ADDINGTON, close to the. Lincoln Road and Tram — Well-built Cottage of 4 rooms, and over quarter-acre, fine high section, well 1- fenced. MATSON STREET, Sydenham- Mouse of 4 &<cod rocm* And large scullery, with copper, etc., noarly quarter-acre section, asphalt path*. Tafte Wo&fe <&*£&' h peppent)^! 3 Cure for m ANTED the Publio to Know— ThaV Lawrence and Kirch er give better value in Tapestries, Plushes, Velvets, Cretonnes and Furnishing Drapery. 3 /-IREAT FINAL CLEARANCE of FURINIIT TURE AND FURNISHINGS AT STRANGERS SALE TO-DAY and following days: All sorts of useful and tastaiul artiolea at heavily reduced end-of-««le prices. Stranga and Co. ' FINAL CLEARANCE OF CARPETS, FLOORCLOTHS, . LINOLEUMS, etc, [ etc., AT STRANGE 1 S SALE TO-DAY and following days : A great clear-out at end-of-sala prices. Strange and Co. EINAL CLEARANCE OF MEN'S TIES AT STRANGE'S SALE: Derby Ties (red, 1 white and blue), 6 for 6d; Derby Ties, club colours, reduced from Is 3d and la 9d to 3d «ach ; do., fomerly 1» 9d to 23 lid, now 6d «ach; Oxford and Derby Ties, formerly Is 3d to 3a 6d, now 9d and Is each; other ties, formerly Is 9d to Ss 6d, now Is «nd Is 6d each. Strange sncl Co. : M" EN^ SAMPLE UMBRELLAS Hi STRANGE'S SALE: Usual price 9s 6d to 21s, now 6s 9d to 17a gd. Strange and Co. BELL'S Asthma Cure can be obtained from A. V.-B. Bishop, Ohomist, East Belt. " «012_ X AAVJiENCE AND KIRCHER for Art XJ Serges Is 6d, and Plushettes 2s and 3» I>a. ; 8_ WANTED Ke own.— That Lawrence and Kircker make a Speciality of Uphalf*«ryj in all atsbranches^ : 4 t>ij7LAOTYNE*S BEAUTIFUL BLOUSJ> INiQS— Speoial Value, art Is lid per yard. EGGS— Singer's Egg Producer makes bena lay when egga are dear; now is t$M tint* to use it; makes healthy birds and prolifio layer*. Storekeepers and Bonningwm's. ZSIO FULL-SIZE All-wool Colonial Blankets, £1, at H. Atkrn«on'fi, 117, Manchester Street. X1896 EGGS— Suootee -with poultry by ualnf Singer's Egg -Producer; write far fre» book on Profitable Poultry Farming, poet ftee, any address, from Bonnington's. XBI6B H~ "EICSTITCSED Handkerchiefs, in halfdozens, Is lid for lOJd, 3s 6d for Is 3d. End-of-Sala Bargains. Beath's, Cuhel Street . ' ll__ JOB Lots of Odd Corsets, 19 and 20 only, worth 2s lid to 4s 6d, all at la. Bcath'* gale. ' 13 ULL-SIZE, lin posts; Brass-rail Bedsteads, £1 15s, at Atkinson's, 117, Manchester. Stree^ XIB9B. ""DALLANTYNE'S BEAUTIFUL BLOUSX> INGS— Special Value, at la lid per yard. SEED Potatoes, all kinds, in atock at Fletch- . er Bros. Early Rosej. Ruby, White and Pink BeaTaty of Hebron, Snowflake, Up-to-date, Bath and Lapstone Eidney, Puritan; also Ninrmo aiid Blair's standard seed, vegetable, 3d packet, flower seed Id packet, 103 varieties; mangold, carrot, onion, lawn gras3 seed in bulk at Fletcher Bros., Lowsr High Street. - X3014 WANTED Known— Lawrence and Kirche* are Selling Full-size Double Iron Bedsteads from 28a 6d, and with Biass Rails from 35s 6d. 5 W ANT-ED Known.— That Lawrence anii Kircher are both Practical. Tradesmen, and guarantee every article they sell. 182-184. High 'Street.__ ' lj TAWRENCEAND KIRCHER lor Best , JLi Valuo in Fenders, Kerbs, Fire Brasses, JTiTe Dogs, and ; Stops. 10 ALL Sizes in Fur-lined Kid Gloves, 3s (A for Is lid; Sample Eld Gloves, 5a 64 for 2s lid. Beath's Sale. 4 T3ALLANTYNE'S BEAUTIFUIT~BLOU& . JJ INGS— Special Value, at Is lid ptr yard. ' "DALLAWTYNiE'S main a Speoialty of JL> Smart Millinery at One Guinea, oiarminjc models always being displayed at &aa> ■table Hpuee, Ghiistchuiob.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 8101, 29 August 1904, Page 1
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