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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIV, Issue 3512, 17 October 1868, Page 6

GEAHAM'S DRAPERY PREMISES KE-OPENED rTIHE great success which has resulted from our ntroduction of a system of business founded on the just principle of selling new goods at the lowest possible price for cash, and the consequent overcrowded state of our late Store, compelled us to seek for premises combining greater facility for the oper display of our immense stock, and larger space for the accommodation of oustomers, With this view, we have purchased, at au outlay of £6,000, THE EXTENSIVE PREMISES J.ATBLT OCCUPIED BY MESSES. GEAHAM, KIEKWOOD, & CO., OPPOSITE THE

BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, QUEEN-STE.EET, AUCKLAND, WHERE WE HAVE OPENED WITH A NEW STOCK OF DKAPEEY, FRENCH MEEINOES, ABEEDEEN WINCEYS, SILKS, PAISLEY SHAWLS, SILK VELVET MANTLES AND JACKETS, HATS, BONNETS, ETC.

From the comprehensive nature of our stock, we feel justified in soliciting THE PATRONAGE OF CUSTOMERS OF THE LATE FIRM OF GrEAHAM, KIEKWOOD, & CO., AND ALSO THE CUSTOMERS OF MESSES. A. CLAEK & SON, The latter well-known Firm having retired from th Retail Business.

To our old customers we offer our sincere thanks for their appreciation of our past efforts, and we feel assured that those who so kindly favoured us during a period of general depression will not forget us now that the blessing of prosperity is equally universal. For the convenience of LADIES, our DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT is separate] from the CLOTHING. KEESING-, DOITSH, & KEESING-, DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS, FORMEBLY MESSRS. D. GRAHAM & CO.'S PREMISES, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. OPPOSITE THE BANK OF NEW ZEALANDi