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To-day's Advertisements Miscellaneous. riAMAGE'S, High Street, Chzisrtc-Uttoh, Ifc« VI cheapest snd best firm in the oolony foi Bicycles and Bicyole Goods. Sea prices ia window; lit up every evening. GAMAGE B.BJL Road Racing Bicycles, tha best the world can produce, 415. B.S-A. Bicycles— One quality only, the very best, Jl«. Gamage's, High Street, Christcharch. n-t f\ 10s— HIGH-GBXDE English and aC-XU Colonial-built Marrtl Bicyole*. Th* best value ever offered to the cycling public. Gamage's, High Street, Christchnroh. , i?O— BICYCLES for Ladies. By paying oV«J £3 deposit and 20s a month ladies oaa have one of Gamage's- Marvel Bicycles. AMAGE'S, High Street, Chriet-huroh, ' now sell Ladies' Bicycles on easy tarms. Deposit £3, monthly payments 20s. SECOND-HAND Biovcles. Pay 80s deposit and 20s a montn and you can get • First-olass Second-hand Bioycle. Gam_fe's r ' High Street. Christohurch. RICES ARE DOWN: Tyres reduced-* Dunlop Oceanio Covers, equal to nnetw t 28 x lj, 26 x I_, 28 x lj sizes only, 8s fld each. Gamage's, High Street. _"_ PRICES ARE DOWN: Gamage's, High Street, are selling Dunlop Regent Salvage Covers, equal to new, at 10s fid each, usual price 18s 6d. ' ./ 7 -„ :. RICES ARE DOWN: Peerless; Wind*©* and Coventry Covere, to fit DunlopBartlett and Palmer rims, 8s 6d and }oseaoh. At Gamage's, High Street, only. .V RICES ARE DOWN: Dunlop Bicyole Pumps, Is Bd, Is 6d, ls 9d and v 2s 8d eaoh; best value ever offered. Gamage's, High Street, Christchurch. RICES ARE DOWN: Chains, Tyres, Sad* dies, Bells, Lamps and all Bicyole. Goods at out prices. Gamage's won't bs left when price-cutting starts. RICES ARE DOWN: Best quality English Saddles 8s Bd, Brooks Best Saddle* 10s 6d. Gamage's, High Street, Christ church. PRICES ARE DOWN: 1000 Dunlop Bk oycle Pumps at Is 3d, ls Od, 2s 8d each} Best Foot Pumps, Ss 6d each. Gamage'a. High Street, Christohuroh. ' RICES are down— Bluemel's Best Cellnloid Mudguards, 6s 6d pair. Gamage s, High-Street. .-•'• > , PRIOES are down— Best <Silv«rtown Waterproof Cyole Capes; 6s 6d. Gamage's, High Street. , - "pRICES -ire down— Best Trouser Cuffs, 2*7 JL 6d pair; best Seat Covers, 2s, 2s Bd. Gamage's, High Street. 848 MILNER & THOMPSON ; -.''_ AJKB SOI_B AGENTS ->;-; ' y y\y ''"'■ : For ■••, v " .. "D QOSEY **Np -v CO.'S INSTRUMENT^ AS PLAYED BY BESSES OE THE BARN BAND. "'_ i COMPLETE SETS ON VIEW Both at their Warehouse, 106, MANCHESTEB STREET, And ia BOOSEY'S GLASS SHOW-CASE AT THS EXHIBITION. TO PROPERTY OWNERS GET your Properties Renovated and De- ' corated at moderate prices by Avery and Sons, the City Decorators, 164, Armagh Btreet. 'Phone 1945. 70B» COLLEEN RHU, CRYSTAL SEER, OQ-f COLOMBO Street, opposite F. _* -S-DJ. Cook. 805 ROLL UP, "jITY Wookton and Linwood Friends: Sensa* lv- tibnal Tyre Values ; Beaded Edge, for Palmer Rime from 8s 6d to 20s; Wir«»d Tyres from 8s 6d to 20s ; Vuloanised, fit free. STEVENSON, Armagh Street, Colosseum ; Buildings, maker of the Stevenson Invincible; 803 BABY HAPPY. v TOWNEND'S POWDER& FATHER CHEERFUL. TOWNEND'S FILLS, MOTHER PRETTY. TOWNENDfS SULPHUR HAH RESTORER. •; - — — — «. A PROGRESSIVE NATION AND A GO-AHEAD PAPER.; GOOD, NEWS FOB THOSE ACROSS THE SEA, TO THE PEOPLE OF NEW ZEALAND. OWING to the Progressive Polioy of the Government of this Colony, the Postal Department is now able to deliver this country's Newspapers and Journals to any part of the United Kingdom for ONE PENNY per paper, irrespective of weight. This .will mean a great saving to thos* who regularly mail to the Old World ; THE " CANTERBURY TMES." Which is known throughout N*w _«aland V THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR PAPER, ' " FA.CT3, VTSED^iE ON FACTS." ■ ' ,; ; _ '/'.._ ..■'; - : "\ ■ The famous Thomas Carlyle, in writing; ; this, was well aware of the benefits to be . derived from being- .fed on facts. And it i~7 to the interests of New Zealanders to be toM afew facts about the "Canterbury Times." It is the oldest weekly paper in Cante_ bury. It is the Most Reliable. It is the Most Up-to-date. It is the Most Popular. Its ; various- columns are edited by Expert* ' of High Standing. It is a Disseminator of Knowledge. It is a HousehoH Paper. It is admitted that its serial stories an% storiettes are the best given by any weekly magazine in New Zealand, and fox this is* - son alone It is ths favoured journal of Inovsii ol Fiction. Its Special Articles on important Colonia> and Home Matters are Unsurpassed. It is,, by- its large circulation amongst, householder* the finest Advertising Medium in the oolony. ■ ' ' ■ It is the Cheapest Sixpence Worth of Combined lUustratUm and Reading Matter that can possibly be sent to friends acroM the sea. For these and many other reasons it will be dear to the people of New Zealand that THE .> "CANTERBURY TIMES v IS AN IDEAL WEEKLY JOURNAL. It only costs ONE PENNY to Mail this Splendid Production to your Friends at Home. There is no need to hesitate in your choios of a paper; the " Canterbury Times " sup-, plies all your wants, whether it be in inf - teresting reading matter or illustrations. M— __^__i_M_._»_M_M_»M_MM__M_»_Wa«_W-M-»» Bangiora Advertisements. J. JOHNSTON, ESTP. 186 J JOHNSTON— Comulete Engineer's Plant • for Repairing A-l Classes Engines, Agricultural and'Flaxmill Machinery. J JOHNSTON for Latest Designs of Fur- • niture of every description; reliable makers. Inspection invited. J JOHNSTON for Massey-Harris, Rudga- . Whitworth, Rover, 8.5.A., Sun Bicycles. Easy terms. JOHNSTON for Reliable Cycle and • Motor Repairs, also Dunlop; Regent and Oceanio Covers. ■ J' JOHNSTON for Harvest Forjps, Lubri- • eating Oils, Binder Twine, Leather and Balata Belting, etc. Wi

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Star (Christchurch), Issue 8832, 19 January 1907, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 8 Star (Christchurch), Issue 8832, 19 January 1907, Page 6