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Inangahua Times, Volume III, Issue 90, 16 March 1877, Page 3

BT. PAT^IOES SPOI^I ■ 4t v .' — o-- . SMITH AND BARKJiEY BEG TO ANNOUNCE THE ARBIVAL OF A CHOICE SELECTION OF NEW GOODS SPECIALLY SELECTED FOB THE HOLIDAYS AND COMINGJ ANNIVERSARY BALL fITE WOULD DIRECT PUbLiC ATTENTION TO OUR LARGE, VARIED, AND CHEAP STOCK OF NSW BLACK SILKS NEW COLOBED GLACES NSW CHECKED GLACES NEW BROCADED GLACES J NEW 18183 POPLINS NEW MOIRE ANTIQUES NEW MUSLINS j NEW TARLATjUNS NEW ORENkDINES ' NEW LACES NEW BIBBONS i IEW FLOWERS NEW WREATHS NSW SASHES NEW F4NS NEW HOSIERY iNEW GLOVES ETC, ETC. R LAHGE ADDITIONS TO OUR 5 CLOTHING, 1 Best Kakei la ENGLISH AND COLONIAL WEEDS. Men's Tweed Suits. Men's Ti reed Trousers and Vests. Men's Tweed Coats. Men's Black Suits. Men's White Shirts. Men's Hosiery. Hats and Scarfs, &c. WM HAVE ALSO ADDED LARGELY TO OUR STOCK OF Ladies' Men's Youth's, Maids' and Children's Boots, CONSISTING OF THE BEST AND MOST DURABLE MAKES W ENGLISH AND COLONIAL MANUFACTURE. 7 if BPEC TI 0 Ifl IN V I TE D. SMITH A¥SjBARKLEY, BROADWAT iRBEFTON" NEW DMPMfJnB CLOTHING ! THOMAS AkJd M'B,EATH, (OF GREVMOUT H.) Announce to the Inhabitants of INANGA IUA COUNTY, the OPENING of their new estahlishhent, Broadway, \ Reefton, Ta Premises Designed and Built Expressly far their Business. . Lighted and Fitted up in a Most Supi irior Manner. 4 • :o:o: ■ ■» T. and MB. would Most Earnestly Direct the Attention of Purchasers to the Fact that ;the has been ORDERED DIRECT FROM THE ENGLISH MARKET to meet the Requirements of this District ; that it is 4 in EXCELLENT CONDITION, And contains No Remnants of Old Siock. THS Are now Mostly to HpiD, and consist of EVERT ARTICLE TEATfoOES TO MAKE UP A GFTSERAL DRAPERY HOUSE-FUENISHITO, CLOTHING STOCK. ORDER* FROM TEE OUT-LYim DISTRICTS CAREFULLY ATTENDhA TO.^ THOMAS AnTm'IBEAPH GREYMOUTH, WEBTPORT,and