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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXII, Issue 33, 18 August 1904, Page 21

a. & t, xngus beg respectfully to announce that their commenced on MONDAY lSt, AUGUST, and will positively close on fm~ SATURDAY, 10th SEPTEMBER during which time the Whole of their magnificent Stock amounting tQ upwards of £60,000 will be disposed of at Large Reductions. Write for Catalogue. A. «Sc T. ITCTG-ILiXS VW CASH BJtPOaitTM GEORGE STREET DUNEDIN

i MORGAN Picture Framer 123 CASTLE STEEET, DUNEDIN. (Between Hnnover and St. Andrew SU ) All kinds of pictures Buitable for present always stocked. Mirrors all sizes, also Mouldings, etc. Country Orders punctually attended to.

S. McBRIDE, T I M A R U. Direct Importer of Marble and Granite Monuments fiom the best ltaliau and Scotch Quarries. A large stock of the Latest Designs to Belect from at lowest prices.

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