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Clutha Leader, Volume VII, Issue 359, 27 August 1880, Page 2

New Advertisements. ROBERT: SGOBIE'B WIN; TEE -ANNOXJNGE-MENT FOE 18.8 0. RE-AD JUSTMEJNT o^l PRICE LIST, AND GREAT REDUCTIONS IN EVERY DEPARTMEST. And this in the face of HEAVY ADVANCES ""in ths HOME MARK^Sr'H'air .kinds qf; Manufactures, Increased "Tariff and \the still advancing tone- indicated,, by Latest Information REdEiVEK "The' qiieryMs how is it to be accomplished 1 PROPER ARRANGEMENTS.^ AND. RESTRICTED CREDIT . should. equatjb.he. occasion, and in my efforts to do this, I trust I shall realise my anticipations of a L MtGELY INCREASED" BUSINESS thereby, with ..: r : -.;• « v •■; LESS "'PROFITS, LARGER REitJRNS, AND SHORTER CREDIT. In the present; depressed state of the Grain Produce and Labour Markets, all abb now suffering, thus the necessity for reducing to the lowest extremity every Household-Requisite, and so place within the reach of all, comfort and plenty during the ensuing winter months, which to all appearance will be the most trying ever experienced iri the history of the Colony. To meet this, I would direct the attention of all consumers to the principles herein indicated, and thus combat the severe of~thejTirn.es, by moderation, strict economy, and mutual co-operation ; therefore, see TmyßKVisEi) Price List and JuMe for yourselves. NEW SEASONABLE GOODS REGULARLY OPENING UP, CONSISTING OF ! GENERAL DRAPERY, MEN*S, YOUTHS*, AND BOYS* READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, HOSIERY, MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, CROCKERY, IRONMONGERY, STATIONERY, OILS, PAINTS, PAPERHANGINGS, and all kinds of merchandise/ SEEDS, PRODUCE, ETC. No Catch Lines to waylay the unthinking. All goods carefully valued and marked accerdingly. Specialties and Low Quotations of inferior stock only serve to mislead. Observe and you will note that the Best Articles always disappear first, and oivk THE GREATEST SATISFACTION. Inspect and compare on a general basis, and I am prepared to abide the result. In making this announcement, permit me to chank my old Friends and Customers for the hearty manner in which they have rallied around me since my return to this business, to which I now solely; confine myself, and offer this expression of my gratitude, as it is to them I am indebted for the success that has attended my latest efforts, and beg to assure all who now, and may hereafter favour me with a share of their business, that no opportunity shall be lost in my endeavours to improve our mutual position and the general prosperity- of the district. Cash purchasers will be most liberally dealt with, and special quotations given to LARGE BUYERS. Agricultural Implements supplied at Manufacturer's Prices. Farm Produce, Sheepskins, Hides, &c. purchased at current market prices, and when required, cash advances made on consignments placed in" my hands fok sale. ROBERT SOOBIE, GENERAL MERCHANT, COMMISSION AND INSURANCE AGENT, CLINTON. Glinton, May 6, 1880. 386

TTARDY FORES T TREES, SHaUBS, FRUIT TREES, Et PRICES FOR QUANTITIES MENTIONED :— Macrocarpa, from 6s per dozen. Variegated Hollies, from 3s each. Pinus Insignis, from 20s per 100. ' Laurels, from 24s per 100; Pinus Austriaca, 20s per 100. Thorn Quicks, from 15s per 1000. Pinus Maricata, 40s per 100. . Ash and Oak, from 10s per 100. Scotch Fir, from 20s per 100. Hazels and Filberts, from 12s per dozen. Laroh, from 6s per dozen. ; Walnut and Sweet Chestnut, from 15s per Spruce, from 20s per 100. dozen - , . Douglasii, from 12s per dozen. ' Apples, of sorts, from 12s per dozen, i Cryptomeria, of sorts, from 12s per dozen. Pears, of sorts, from 15s per dozen/ Lavvsoniana, from 12s per dozen. Plums, of sorts, from 15s per dozen. Pinasters, from 10s per dozen. Cherries, of sorts, 15s per dozen. Retinospora, of sorts, from 12s per dozen. Gooseberries and Currants, from 3a per Yews, of ports, from 9s per dozen . dozen. -.....:-,- Thuja, of Borts, from 12s per dozen. Rhubarb Roots, 10s per dozen. Wellingtonias, from 30s per dozen. Seedlings, 4a per dozen. Orders will receive prompt and careful attention. JAMES RtrTHERFOBB AND SONS, 491 SUMMERHILL NURSERIES, KAITANGATA. CENTRAL SERVANT'S HOME O AND A. J. PAR X, \J AND REGISTRY OFFICE. i-te AUTHORISED' SURVEYORS,! ;..-.•• • LAND AGENTS, AND .SHARE .BROKERS, WANTED KNOWN — Mrs.Bowerp has Re- SAVINGS 9 ANK BUILDINGS. / opened her office at Kent Cottage, opposite ; Hi»h-st. Dunedin. ViCTOBIA. S TKEET,I^W B BY6BK^OB, Suirve y S und ertaken on the shortest notice, DUNEDIN. 26 ]yi on ey to lend at current rates of interest. JJ^ F. FEIiTHAM & co -» pROM . OVOTL^S .STOCK' MERCANTILE AND MILITARY TAILORS, "*• "... . . :' MORAY ELAOB (opposite City Hotel). WE OFFER Late Cutter to J. F. Nixson. , ••' '" ■■'•---•-■'-< ; • „, . „K . i SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS Suits from £5 ss ; Trousers, £1 03 • , . ' ...... . ::rfitte r n B ,forw^ded O nappUcation._ x __ tq q g q : 1 ~J. ,_.P R V 6^4* : -■'" : '"'■'■■ s;; it^ id - r \/j ! • - FRUIM AND POULTERER T. „ . Y® f^G J^f JT|^ '* " j 193. George Street, DuNEbrsri ; . . . '- W ■'- .7-. ::\ ;:/; =r- ; THOMSON, STRANG, AND CO|, Wajiis poultry and fruits of all kinds, and „:, ■„ -. ..- t,: a ready-money buyer of same. 108 DUNEDIN, '