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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXIV, Issue 17, 26 April 1906, Page 8

ASHBY, BERGH & GO. Limited, Wholesale and Retail 217 High Street, J CHRISTCHURCH. Are now showing a very large Assortment of Goods suitable for Presents of every description, including — OPERA GLASSES FIELD GLASSES FLOWER STANDS SILVER HAIR BRUSHES PURSES COMBS AND ALL TOILET REQUISITES KNICK-KNACKS IN GOLD AND SILVER CARD CASES CIGAR CASES DRESSING CASES GLADSTONE, BRIEF, AND FITTED BAGS WALLETS CHATELAINE BAGS IN BEST LEATHER WITH SILVER MOUNTS i^~ Izispectioia Ooxd-igtlly I:rrvlte<a.

TANGYES gas eugibse _^m^ij^k_ "Suctiori" Gas Producer. jt. 5 HORSE POWER FOR 1 FENNY PER HOUR JOHN CKAIVjBERS & SOjC Limited, Auckland, Wellington, and Dunedin.

T>kATTWAV UnTET OXFORD HOTEL, I)AILWAI flUlfcL, CHEISTOHURCH. JL V. W. H. ROBINS, DHrUDCn AT J? Good Aocommodati ° n for th « Travelling Public. Proprietor. J\l V JljlyoDAL il Best Brands of Ales, Wines and Spirits kept Good Accommodation. Only First-class Liquors Kept in, stock. THOMAS daily^ w : n ; low ; Xshbu - • on^ P-prietor.

BBBBBOBHSBBEHnnSBiB^IBBSngj Good Clothes imply good material, good workmanship and good style. Some garments possess the first qualities, but they are woefully lacking in the latter. The " Standard " Ready-to-wear Clothes are made and designed in the Standard Factories. They are really good Clothes, and every one who sells or buys them is proud of them. Look at the ticket on the next Clothes you buy and see that ib bears the " Standard" Brand. You'll then know that you are getting the best Clothing produced from, the best wool by the best manufacturers- in> the best Httl6 Country in the World.

-m^i. 11 iii ■' ~^^ _ "■ **'5Si J-— -T BRA N D W. GREGG DUNEDIN N.Z. The first STARCH manufactured in New Zealand, and the BEST. Established 1861.

FARIVI FOR S^LE— W4IKARI. A£A\ Arroc Rich < Agricultural LAND, fenced, tUU rxcica sub-divided, and watered ; 2 miles from Railway and Town. 150 acres in Crop this season — balance maiden soil, capable of yielding 50 bushels wheat to the acre. In English grass the farm will carry from 900 to 1000 B'Wes. The Property is for absolute and Immediate Sale at £& 10s. per acre- About three-fourths of the purchase money can be obtained on this farm, and with slight improvements its value should double. Particulars on application to — J. Meagher ""552J5T 1 CHMSTOHUROH.