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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 74, 28 March 1894, Page 6

Glass and Earthenware, CHEAP FfiICES PO MEET THE TIMES. Boy lan, Tanfield k Co, Having concluded their vory successful Cheap, Salvage Sale, are now opening up extensive shipments of NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! Ex Hawke's Bay, Duke of Sutherland, and other recent arrivals, Whioh will be offered at verr low prices, so as to effect a speedy sale a»d make room tor other shipments to follow. Having unequalled facilities for purchasing cheaply from ENGLISH and CONTINENTAL MANUFACTURERS, They have determined to share the advantages they possess with their customers (wholesale and retail), and in future their motto will be— Small Profits and Returns, The Public will find it to their advantag* to patronise the LARGEST, OLDEST, CHEAPEST, AND BEST China, Glass, & Earthenware Establishment \ 1 In Auckland. Country orders carefully selected and promptly despatched. PLEASE NOTE THE ADDRESS: BOYLAN, npANFIELD, & fiO., OYLAN, J.ANFIELD, & V^O., 174, QUEEN & LOBNE Sts. ONLY, A Few Doors Below Savings Bank. N.B.—We hare no branch shops in Auckland. Fancy Goods. KELSETS. Unlike Tennyson's brook, KELSEY'S SALE of FANCY GOODS will not "go on for ever." Although they have sent away dray-loads of Goods, yet their Stock is as well assorted as at the first. GLOBES. A SPECIALTY THIS MONTH IS 6-in. Globes at 1/9 each, POSTED. 2/. Marvellous value, and a moat useful gift to any family. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN PRICES ARE BEING CONSTANTLY MADE, AS THE STOCK MUST ALL GO, Owing to the fact that we are positively LEAVING AUCKLAND FOR THE BUSH, PLEASE REMEMBER: We have made our profits in the past, and now it is simply a question of clearing off the Goods. N.B.—Visitors from the country should pleass note that we hare ' Only One Shop, AND THAT IS TO BE FOUND NEAR THE LOWER END OF QUEEN STREET, Five doors below Shortland St. KELSEY'S.