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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXIII, Issue 26, 29 June 1905, Page 8

6W~ TO HOUSEHOLDERS. *** ICsiif ciiiQcitsi Goal Jhe BB3T and ONLY nou^ En ° LD coal m <*» <V««B market; gives every satisfaction. ICciifllß'ilia'fa I^UtS Unc( * ualled f or kitchen- ra^ge?, bakers, and SS w«»B»^ Steaming Purposes generally. SOLD BY ALL COAL MERCHANTS.— An ample Supply of both COAL and NUTS on hand Prices CTn bo ascertained from nny Coal Merchant or the Company. Offices: Provident Buildings, 14 Rattray Street. Telephone no. 914.

. . THE . . Umsm%Jm High & Rattray Sts , DUIEBIff. GEO. CROW - . Maqager

The Leading Fashion House iq Kew Zealand. Drapers, Milliners, Costumiers. — £& $*T A UNIQUE ASSORTMENT OF ARTISTIC FURNISHINGS /\LWAYS TO HAJ4O -*« Gents' Outfitters and Mercers,

&OBmo*g«Sp fcea and Timber MsrDhasts, Wecdw^e Manufacturer DUNEDIN, The Best House In th« City tor- Importers off Hardware off the B«st Ouaiitv - ELECTROPLATE AND ALL HOUSEHOLD IKOX- v n ~ nU lhn '■ TT^ *~ MONGERY, BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY, GRATKS, T^^ m^ of all classy ranges, tiles, mantel-pieces, etc., etc., in Ptlcss gellled at the Lowest Potsibla Patts srreat variety. consistent with good quality. " THQMSQM, BRIDGE- & CO., I*td., P^nedin and rnvercargill.

The Electric Tea Rooms, 169 GEORGE ST., DUNEDIN, Are now entirely under Ne-sr Management We have the Cosiest Rooms in town nicely warmel for (h i winter, and you can ffrt a Refreshing Cup of Tea, Coffee, or Cocoa, With Cakes, Pie*, «cones, etc., at any hour. Open from 8 am. till 10 p.m. &" GBILLB TO ORDER. A. WILLIAMS, Pastrycook, 169-GEORGE STREET-169 Dun cdi n. T. McKENZIE. CASH BUYETI OF GENT 3' TAILORMADE CI.OTFIING, New or R P cond hand JORTiVIANTBArs, TRUNKS, etc. And Gene al Commission Afrent. Auction ga'.ee Attended ROYAL ARCADE, DUNEDIN Telephone 1908. ELDON CHAMBERS, 90 PSIXOI'S STREET, DUNEDIN (,opp. National Bank). MRS DARBY (late or Cbriotchurob) has i ommenoed Business at the above addreps as a Hrst Class Kegistry Office and rnvate Tourist and Enquiry Office. All orders intrusted to me will receive careful and prompt attention. Telephone ... 1626. BEATH & CO.

I Pnnrl I _____ uQQU § •~———i umu * ■■■ "W"^ Clothes I -»i i Good Clothes imply good material, good workmanship 1 and good style. B Some garments possess the first qualities, but tl.ee are 1 woefully lacking in the latter. g _ The " Standard " Keady-to-wcar Clothes arc made aud 1 designed in the Standard Factories. Eg They are real'y good Clothes, and every one who gel's 1 or buys them is proud of them. . % Look at the ticket on the next Clothes you buy and I see that it bears the " Standard " Brand. I You'll then know that you arc getting the best I Clothing produced from the best wool by the' best mauu- I facturers in the best little Country in the World. i

Best Value ia CHfUSTCHURCH for Manlles, Millinery Presses^ Etc*