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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVII, Issue 4237, 14 March 1871, Page 3

Wrapei/.

"^T ILL lAM KA. T Til AY, NEW ZEALAND HOUSE, SIIORTLAND-STRFET, Commenced on feutuiddy last tho MOST EXTENSIVE AND GENUINE CHEAP SALE Ever held in these colonies. t W. R., under ordinal/ circumstances, •would think the above announcement sufficient to make thia tho most successful as well as the most astonishing Sale hitherto held in Auckland ; but, in the present state of the Drapery Ti ado, would add that he lefiainsfro-u the usual custom of quoting prices, as at the pcesont tune such quotations only tend to mislead instead of enlightening buyers. W. RATTRAY'S customers know that ho not only keeps the BEST ASSORTED, but al-o the BEST CLASS of CLOTHING, FURNISHING CABPETS, HABEHDASHEIIY, And GENERAL DJIAPEBY, In this province. W. It 's friends also know that, when he advertises a Cheap Sale, no person, no matter how inexperienced, is misled by such advertisement ; but every poison is satisQcd with tho quality and prices of tho goods bold. W. n. now telb the pub"c of Auckland that lie is determined to SELL, TOR TWO MONTH 3, HIS WHOLE STOCK, At such prices as nill at once prove ibu to be another of HIS GENUINE SALES. N.U.-ALL THE NEW WINTER SDIVMEXT3 to Iwiul and to aruvc will bo included in this ■■ale. SALE NOW GOING ON, THIS DA-y.

POSITIVELY THE LAST OPPORTUNITY that the Auckland public v.ll have [for purchasing DRAPEBY AND CLOTHING UNDER ENGLISH COST PRICE. OUR FINAL SALE WILL CLOSE IMMEDIATELY. Not having succeeded] in disposing] of the premises privately, wo] have deter rr'ned to sell them by public Auction. THE STOCK MUST BE CLEARED OUT AT ONCE. We beg respectfully to request our customers and the public to bo in time, AS THE SALE WILL SOOtf BE OVoSR. For when this Sale is Closed DRAPERY and CLOTH ING will rise rapidly in price) consequently it is advisable that our customers and. the general public should make the* PURCHASES AT ONCE, And thereby onsuro a very great saving. KEESITO, DOITSII, & KEESING QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, OPPOSITE THE BANK OF NEW ZEALANP.