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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 71, 22 September 1881, Page 1

W. CLARK, DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, Lambton Quat, Has the pleasure to inform his customers and the general public that he has RECEIVED AND OPENED OUT HIS SHIPMENT OF GOODS To Commence the Spring and Summer Trade, and he has other Three Shipments to follow, so that his STOCK WILL BE KEPT NICELY ASSORTED DURING THE SEASON. These Goods will be found Remarkably Cheap, and the wonder is how some of them can be made for the money. It is not possible to enumerate the Goods he has received. W. CLARK, therefore, requests Inspection, which will, without doubt, lead to a purchase. W. CLARK is offering some beautiful COLOURED SILKS at 5s per yard for only 2s lid; one would suppose they "growed" at this price and were not made. The Stook of MEN'S AND BOYS' STRAW HATS Beat anything he has ever had for Price and Quality. W. CLARK does not think it is possible for anyone to sell cheaper than he does, for the simple reason that he Gets all his Goods Direct to his own Order j and he allows One Shilling off each to Cash Buyerß. N B. — Having just completed Stocktaking, and finding that in many things he ia overstocked, he has instructed his assistants to Sell a whole lot of these Goods, Regardless of Cost. W. CLARK, Lambton Quay. To the Inhabitants of the Lower Hutfe and Surrounding Districts. NOTICE. IN consequence of the great depression in trade, I have decided to REDUCE MY PRICES FOR BOOTS AND SHOES. In making this announcement, I beg to thank my supporters who have so liberally patronised me during the past twelve years, and assure them that as heretofore no trouble will be spared to give complete satisfaction. H. BRANDT, Bootmaker, Lower Hutt. PAY ONLY FOR THE CLOTHING YOU WEAR. DO not assist in paying for other people's. You will not be requested to do so at the WELLINGTON CLOTHING MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Manners-street. SUITS AT £3 18a. TROUSERS, 18s. They make no bad debts. THEIR TERMS ARE CASH.