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Drapery, &c. GHJSAFcffi " OP QENERAL Drapery and Clothing, FOR CASH * AT J. W. LID D ELL'S, FOXTOK TN ORDER to clear out the surplus Stock of DRAPERY, CLOTHING, &c, transferred from my Branch Establishment at Palmerston. and to facilitate Stocktaking, THE WHOLE OP THE GOODS WILL BE GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE To ensure a speedy sale, and from 15 TO SO FETi OENT WILL RE ALLOWED UPON ALL CASH PURCHASES. Costumes Winceys Tickings Shawls French Merinos Damasks Jackets Plaids Dress Material Petticoats Kaiapoi Flannels Fancy Wool Goods Mosgiel Plannel Kaiapoi Blankets Ties and Scarves Mosgiel Blankets Prints Gloves Dresses Hollands Handkerchiefs Corsets, Hosiery, &c CLOTHING. CLOTHING. CLOTHING, Men's, Youths', and Children's. DEAPEEY, HOSIEET, FUEOTSHING. Clearing Sale I Eeduced Prices ! Clothing Manufactured in New Zealand. HATS AND CAPS IN EVERY VARIETY. | J. "W . LI33I3ELL, foxton.

| Business Announcements. yT PICTON DaYIES, C.E,, Licensed under " The Land Transfer Act," j Chamber < f Commeiicb Buildigs, | WELLINGTON. | Boundary suveys, subdivisionof Estates into small farms or town^ ship, drainage of Estates, &c, en easy tekms Accuracy guaranteed. Cash advances made on Freehold Property subdivided by Mr Davies. HS. PALMERSON, , SURVEYOR, (Authorised and Licensed under the Transfer and Native Lands Acts), LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. Land selected, bought, and sold on commission. Offices —Waldegrave's new build- ing, the Square, Palmerston North. •piIOMAS W. DOWNES, C.E. Architect and A utiioiused Sup.veyok. • Licensed under Land Transfer Aels | 1870 and 1871. j Land Agent. Established Wellington, 1857. Bulls, Ranoitikei. Monumental. /^ITY SIONE & MARBLE WO! K- Lambton Quny and Sydney street, Wellington. MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES, Ai. D FOUNTS, In Maible or Ftonb, to any <!es«Rt.. W F.MASON Proprietor

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