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Clutha Leader, Volume XII, Issue 598, 1 January 1886, Page 1

New Advertisements. * --. LOOK A.T THIS!; T ~ , ... _.■ --'-: i 2^-'V^fe';! j ' •■;'■'" ;•• ' Has just opened six cases of SW-BIBIEtt- €sdoijis c°n- , sisting of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Straw Hats in all the leading shapes and sizes — trimmed : vfj; and untrimraed. ■ '/#v ■■■•■'___ "■ A large assortment of Ladies' Collars and Collarettes, Bracelets, Necklets, Jersey Gloves, &c v AhLOW THB LATEST FASHIONS. ' Also, — Eight boxes of Fruit and other Flowers, Feathers, Bibbons, and Laces of all shades. PRINTS, SATEENS, &G. Good assortment of Prints, Sateens, and figured materials. Ladies' and Children's Pinafores in Holland, Diaper, Muslin, &c. Ladies' Corsets in large variety. Infants' Pelisses, Frocks, Hoods, Under-Clothing, Baby-Linen, &c., &c. FANCYGOODS. Just opened out— A lot of Christmas and Birthday Cards, Fancy Goods, &c. The whole of the above will be sold at very low profits. COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. - W. aiJEST, j O3L"Z"333SS STKEET, BALCLXTTHA. 274 New Goods ! Stew Goods ! ' Xew Goods ! GEORGE DAVIDSON Begs to announce the arrival of his New Stock, bought for Cash with Large Discounts, and will be Sold for Cash at the Lowest Wholesale Prices with advantage both to buyer and seller. /West of England Cloths and TweedsX Bannockburn and Aberdeen Tweeds Serges, Hair Lines, and Bliss Tweed.s Oamai-u and Mosgiel Tweeds *. White, Regatta,, and Crimean Shirts Bought for Cash -/ Cotton, Merino, & Mosgiel under do. V Will be sold for Cash Black Dress and French Felt Hats Tweed, Grass, and Straw Hats Linen Collars, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs Mosgiel and Shetland Pants \Braces and Cardigan Jackets j • ( West of England Cloths and Tweeds \ BoiiP-ht for frisfi J Bannockburn and Aberdeen Tweeds f ... . . , Bougiit tor Usfl Hair Lines, and Bliss Tweeds \ Made U P for Cash ( Oamaru and Mosgiel Tweeds ) All the above Goods are of the very best Quality. Fit and Style not to be surpassed. G-eorg¥~dayidson, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER CLYDE-ST., BALCLUTHA

JJ U T C H E R Y. MRS. ANN WYBER, Whilst thanking the Public generally for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon her late husband, begs to intimate that the business will be Continued as heretofore on the same premises •in Clyde-street ; and that by supplying only the very best quality of Meat at the lowest remunerative prices, she trusts to secure a continuance of public favours. Balclutha, June 1, 1885. :. .; 678 CjOMERVILLE BROTHERS, WAITEPEKA, Are buyers of Wheat and Oats in large or smaUJots at market rates.