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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXIV, Issue 27, 5 July 1906, Page 25

SALE! SALE I BALEI SALE ! 0 LftIDUW i CRAY m The People's Ironmongers \ w UMIXBD . and Crockery Mercliants ■■ WE ARE OFFERING ADCAT RFniIPTinMQ IN OROOKERY AND « 19- Untnl nCUUUI IUNO household ironmongery DINNER SETS. WRINGERS. KNIVES AND FORKS. BEDROOM WARE 0 CHINA TEA SETS. MANGLES. CRUETS. FANCY CHINA. VASES. SAUCEPANS. TEAPOTS. TUMBLEKS. ft All at Greatly Reduced Prices. " NNow is the time of Cheap Sales, and we do not mean to be behind the timeß. » ■ Give us a call or write to ua for quotations. Country correspondence promptly attended to. f% LAIDLAW & GRAY, Ltd., 19 Rattray St., Dunedin.

•CIOR SALE-The Campbell Gas, Oil, and GOVERNMENT INSURANCE GEORGE DYER &CO J? Steam Engines, Boilera, Pumps DEPARTMENT ir.uu.o6vv. Hydrauiio Machinery, Jaok» Pulley b, Blocks Huiniiirauin GREAT KING STREET etc. . ""^^ '"^ . (Opp. Taieri and Peninsula Butter Factory) or sale— Centrifugal, also Duplex Low Premiums. Large Bonuses. Pumps ; on water 600 gal to 4000 gal DUNEDINJ f= f'f f T^ Licensed Plumtes & Brainors. Quotations given and indent Liberal Treatment. executed for all olasses of Tangye IAMBS BAMSON AND CO and other Maohinerv 461,920,000 added to Policies V . . . . _ »na otner maoninery. as Bonus Auctioneers, Commission, House' and R. B. DENNISTON & CO " Land Agents, Valuators, Stuart street *• H « EIOHABDSON, FJT.A* DOWLINO Stbebt, Dun > Coznmlnloncßf.

pBF* Something Worth Knowing ! m^*^^ t^ FHRNBTEIRP Made by Hand % & 9 rUlllll 8 UllE and Power . . . IN OUR FACTORY, P^ tZ*'^^^'^ ° Ur Marvel twatj A v t>t Am? £>. <^ f<^-^^*'^-Dininff-rooni Suite ia Saddle-bag or MORAY PLACE.^^^ l rV*^ a < =^>^^ Velvet at £12 ss. sells well. Sideboard, /j|}v —^^ &&^*-**^*'^ mirror-i>late back, drawer, and antique ™ X< \S- & & r^*****~' handles, £3 10s. — grand value. Our w Challenge " Y\ V*^ •t^ l^^^*''^^*^^ Dressing Chest, with bevel-edge mirror, 455. Marble-top -^^""^ *$*^Z^"***** im^ "Washstand, with tile back, only 355. each. Full-sized Bedsteads, Ji*r§d I^-inch pillars andheavy brass mounts, at the low price of 355. each. — ©89" Call and Inspect Oiir Immense Stock at the Octagon.

The Largest Equerry IwasHB I*^.1 *^. i& New Zealand RINK STABLES GLOUCESTER AND ARMAGH STREETS CHRISTCHUROH. W. HA.TWABD & CO, • PSOPRIBTOBB. We can supply every reasonable enquiry . . CYCLERY. — The latast oonvenienoe of the age Bicycles Stores in Patent Stall, 3d per day. ZEALAKDIA BDTCHERY ij^tT TIMARU. M Messrs. T. McWHIRTER & SOIS, . PROPRIETORS, A RE determined to maintain the prestige ©f this _well- ^-^-. known and long-established business by supplying; only the very choicest of Prime .Meats and Small Goods. Families, Hotels, and Shipping waited upon for order* * Country Orders promptly attended to. telephone Z .;. ... gg .

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