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Auckland Star, Volume XVI, Issue 3807, 21 October 1882, Page 3

Drapery; aso. ■ ■ . ■ i QUESTION— Are you really going ont of the Drapery ? This question la repeatedly put to us, because we suppose many advertisers are In the habit of deceiving the publlo. Bat out ANSWER is — Wo are positively, and that at onoo, glvitiß up the Drapery and Clothing portion of our Business, to make room for our Furnishing Trade. -clinal /^aßh « alb. rapidly clearing out stock Garlick & Cbajnwell SKLUNG GOODS UNDER WHOLESALE COST. BTORKKEBCKB3Wa o«n noil you DRBBS GOODS CHEAPER THAN AT THK WHOLB--BALB HOUSES! A Large Lot of LUBTREB at lesa than Imported Cost 11! JJlackQ-oods, Bx Looh Awe, Now Oi"KNBD. OUR LAST SHIPMENT. BBBIDBS ALL KINLS OF DRAPERY. we ABB CLEARING OUT ALL THK Tlfl AN CHESTER g T 0 OK, Aa we Intend making great alterations In the Promttee otter the Sale. BL AN KE rB-RBDUOBO BHBBTIIfGS-RKDUOBD HOLLANDB-RBDUCED I OURTAINB—RBDUOBD! CRKTONNKB-REDUOBDI OALIOO3 FLANNELB. SHIRTINGS, REPS, DAMASKS. TABLK CLOTHS. ALL PRESENT STOOK WILL BE CLEARED OUTII! QKNX&BMKNEVBRY ARTIOLtH OF CLOTHING will be sold. At onr present rate of sale the balk of it will bs sold In a fortnight PREMISES THRONGED DAILY WITH CASH BUYERS. Gtablick & Cjranwkll; On looking through their STOCK OV IRON BBDBTKADS, Ond they have on hand no leas than 449. As they aro overstocked, and hold Invoices of mora to arrive, they have determined to OLSAB OUT 200 I RON B BDSTBADB AT LBSd THAN WHOLBSALB PRIOBS FOB CASH. FORNITURK RBDUOBD BHDDINQ RBDUOBD OARPBTB BBDUOBD LINOLKUM AND OIL OLOTH RBDUOBD FBNDBBB AND FIBB-IRONB RBDUOUD MATTING AND MATS RBDUOBD TOILBTWARK RBDUOuD OHIMNBY & TOILRT GLAB3Ba RBDUOBD ALL FURNISHING GOOD 3 BBDUOED Fob Cash Payments.' We ate Soiling mAPESTRY riARPETS At 2/3 per Yard. We are Selling /^OOD QANE QHAIRS At 3/9. PDRNIBE YOUR HOUSE NOW M RE)QUCKD CASH PRICES. GfARLICK & CkaNVVBLL, CITY HAM. AR AOT, ÜBBN-STRBBTj LADIES' Silk, untln, and Cashmere Dolmiuiß, eto, all tailor out, beautifully made, tastefully trimmed t lowest remunerative prloee. —W. Petty, liadlw' Tailor, opposite Army and Navy Heiel Gkbax Slaughter IN J)RAPBRY t I have to Inform you that I have purchased i Borne prooerty »t the North Short>\ and, am joldk to RETIRE from the Drapery and Millinery business. THABKB.-I take this opportunity of thanMoft my onatomers for their constant aaa Überai patrooaße during tßtflaß 117 y eat c. IBhallholda . Clearing Salib for thkeb months, Affording my onßtomerfl andthepnbllo an opportunity of SECURE «B^™« After the Bale, the Shop and Dwelling will be WpSSWoKg Fries Urtaa.ialfe to my oUßtaraorß:-1000palra Kid Gloves (In aU ootoursH^huttons, Is: White 4-buttons. 2s Bd; Fancy 8-bnttons to 6. ah at SB 6d pair, worth 6s; 700 yards all wool Fine Ureas Block Serge.U yard, worth 2a: Rush Hats, 8d ; Long OBttioh Feathers, 10b, worth fit; Buperflße Uooka, £Ps to ysV».t7<JV worth is: Gold Talmbies. 6di worih 2s; White MaraeUa Boots, 4s, worth s 6d. ALL THK STBAW GOODS ABB QUITS HEW, It la the FIRST CLEARING 8 AlB, anft I am Bolns to give the uubilo the benefit of it. ■ W, JEyrb... y-L- ---' GLOVE DEPOT, Vioioeia-stekbtv