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Evening Star, Issue 6737, 31 October 1884, Page 1

DKAPERY. NO2OSTOATION, HK DIRECTORS OF THE JL' DRAPERY ANL> GENERAL IMPORTING COMPANY OF NKW ZEALAND, LIMITED, High/street, beg to notify to the Publ'o that thoir Stock, which, in consequence of a much larger business than was anticipated, had run- very low, Is now being ro» pleuished In all departments by very garlro and Florida. These steamois also bring an early ohoioe of New and Fashionable Spring and Summer Goods, now on view, and the Pablio may rely upon obtaining all. the latest novelties. The Directors take this opportunity of thanking the public for the large support which has been accorded to tbem ?_«« «,« J>. than rvnonml f.halp rtnfirn. Ihe advantages to those who do not require credit, aad are disinclined to pay for those who do, are daily becoming more recognised J and though the Drapery Company may have been the means of causing a roduotlon of prices in a iaw leading lines by other saving at the Company's Warehouse, where the percentage of expenses alone, owing to the large turnover, Is much below that of any other house in the Colony. The Directors have found It necessary to largely Increase their premises, and are now erecting a four-storey building adjoining the book of their present Warehouse, with an outlet into Kattray street, having for that purpose arranged to purohase the promises of Messrs Royse, Stead, and Co Until these alterations are completed, the indulgence of the public is kindly requested for all shortcomings. High street, Danedln, September 1 .1884. COMPULSORY CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT CLEARING SALE OP DRAPERY, CLOTHING, Etc., Etc., AT ■ BSLIE, LANE, AND DOBIE'S, J Lath KIRKPATRIOK, GLBNDINING, AND CO. Home Orders for Spring and Summer Goods mora than doubled In oxecution, Goods must be cleared out as they arr've. Despite the fact of a cablegram, having been sent by the late firm of Klrkpatrick, Glendinlng, and Co. conoalllng all orders for the Spring and Summer trade (the new firm having oabled their own orders), the same was not received by their buyer tHI aftor all the orders had been placed and many of them packed ready for shipment. In these circumstances the manufacturers, in view of the depressed Btate of the Home markets, rather than take the goods back Into stock, mado such extreme concessions that the buyer considered himself justified In aooepting them and shipping the whole of the Goods. In consequenca of this, Leslie, Lane, and Dobie will receive more than double the supply of Spring and Summer Goods they intended, and are therefore compelled to continue THE GREAT CLEARING SALE, A considerable portion of the Goods Is now to hand and will be on view on and after Saturday, 13th Inst., consisting of New Silks and Mantles, At less than Wholesale Prices New Millinery, Feathers, and Flowers, At less than Wholesale Prices NewiPress Stuffs, In all the loading makers, patterns, and shades, At less than Wholesale Prices New Prints, Sateens, Pompadours, and Zephyrs, . . „. At less than Wholesale Prices Newlaoes, , , , In all the new makes and colors, At less than Wholesale Prices, TAILORING DEPARTMENT, Leslie, Lane, 'and Dobib have pleasure In notifying that they have secured the services of a first-class Cutter of large experience, excellent taste and capabilities, and that they are now in a position to exeoute orders in this Department for all classes of Garments In a better style and at lower price* thau any other firm In tho City. Patterns and price-lists free on application, LESLIE, LANE, AND DOBIE, LATE KIRSPATRICK, GLBNDINING, AND CO., Pjunoes street, Dunedin, OBSON AND FRASER, OASS VAILOfiS 183 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN, The laws of trade are few and simple. The successful trader is he who supplies what the remunerative to him. People will trade where tfcey are best satisfied with the article offered and the price charged for it. - . ■ TO BUTCHERS AND OTHERS. ASTS PAPER For Bale, in vn «u*d tltlefi Offloe of thll oaos . I