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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXVII, Issue 9650, 16 February 1892, Page 4

N.Z. CLOTHING FACTORY CHRISTCHURCH. STOCK-TAKING SALE Drawing to a close. IPECIAL LINES, FOR THE NEXT FEW > DAIS. 20 Dozen Men’s Black Soft Felt Hats, all sizes, 5s 6cl, now Is lid 14 Doz Hein's and Boys’ Eats and Caps, 2s, 2s 6d and 3s 6d, now Is. Paget Coats, size 4,40 s, now 15s Sac Suits, size 7. 60s, now 40s Sac Baits, all sizes, 4is, now 32s 6d Colonial Tweed trousers, now 6s 9d, 9s 6d, lls6d Odd Lines in th ■ other departments equally reduced in price. HALLSNSTEIN BUDS. A. LOWRY, Manager. SALE High, •O A Y i.T D.T.O. HEW BOOKS Just Unpacked, ex Euapahu, at BIMPSOJN & WILLIAMS', 2U, Nigh street,. Christchurch, Hazall’s/, annul Cyclopaedia for 1892 Life of jasmin, by Samuel Smiles A mender Clue, by Lawrence L. Lynch A Primer on Browning, by i\ At. Wileon 7ha i ansa of an lea Age, by Sir Eobert Ball Poverty, its Genesis and Exodus, by J. G. Godard Animal Sketches, by C. Lloyd Morgan The White Hat. by finch Mason *n Old Maid's Love, by M. Maartens On the Border with General George Crook Palling in Love, by Grant Allan (Elmhirst Foznonnd, Forest ard Prairio, by Captain I’ennell. John Leech, his Life and Work, by W. P. Frith, A Pinch of Experience, by L, B, Waiford PE.A. The Sermon Tear Book, 1891 [edition A Cieat.ure of iheNight, by Fergus Hume ; cheap *** Figaro Ulustro, Christmas Number, English edition, beautifully illustrated (only a few copies). Cheap Editions in endless variety Inspection Invited. BARGAINS THIS DAY. 15,000 YARDS PBIHTS, GINGHAMS, &c„ 3|d, Hd, s|d and 6id; worth double, 2400 YAED3 iiBATHEE SHtuTING, 7td; worth 10id. Files of heavy galatea STRIP E 8, 3Jd and 4Jd. ROLLS OP TAPESTRY CARPETS, Is Sidj worth Is lid, BBATH AND CO.’S CLEARANCE. L 7 SALE. SALE. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. HOTS TO BUYERS. DO not be led away by phrases end figures, o by quotations of List Lines at Half their Coat, but weigh well the values offered, and lot the ablest do your business. During the Continuance of this Bale one prices will range from 10 per cent to 80 per cent less than our usual Sterling Quotations. That is, your 20a will buy from 22s to 80s worth of Drapery, according to its olaos and character. Eospeotfuily yours, gHAW, THE HALL, HIGH STREET, Christchurch. P.S.—The above quotations are subject to your verification at any time. L 144

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