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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXX, Issue 10105, 2 August 1893, Page 3

Bueiaoss Hotlces. ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE, THIS SEASON’S IMPORTATIONS, WITHOUT RESERVE. ARMSTRONG’S BALE OF THE SEASON. TA EMSTKONG & CO, will Commence a • ±SL CLEARING BALE of WINTER DRAPERY TO-MORROW, Tho well-known Quality of tbs Goode imported by them, and the Largo and Sweeping Reductions now mode in their Priooe, should command the atiten, tion of all anxious to secure excellent Quality of Drapery at Absurdly Low Prices. Tj CASS of 312 MANUFACTURERS*' SAMPLES—Children’s' Blouse'!, Drosses, Tunics, Poli.sfiEa, in Plush, 'Velvet, Serge, Ac. Beautiful Goods at Half-price, viz.. Is 2d, 3a fid, 3s fid, 4s fid each. MANUFACTURERS’ LOTS of HANDKEBCHIEFS. 276d0z Aesorted, to go at Is a. dozen. Every Family should send for a Dozen. Ex | CASE LADIES’ BLACK STBAW lonic HATS, newest shapes, instead of 2a 6d and ls6d, take your pick for 7Jd. ORDINARY TRADING QUITE SUSPENDED DURING THIS SALE. The Goods must go for what they will fetch. The Pint has gone forth—“NO WINTER GOODS MUST BE KEPT OVER.’’ In consequence of the late arrival of the Euahine and lonic, which brought us Large Quantities of Beautiful New Dress Materials, we will MAKE UP (n our Best Style, complete, to your order, including material, lining end making— CLASS ■J ALL-WOOL SPLASH FOULLES, -*• Durable Fancy Broken Checkoffß Cloth, all complete for ... CLASS 2 HEAVY KNOTTED STRIPES and CHEVIOT TWEEDS, DOS /»D all complete, for TRIMMED MILLINERY. We have a Large Quantify of the Most Beautiful Goods, arrived late, and they will be soldaC A TERRIFIC SLAUGHTER. 20s Paris-trimmed Hats and Bonnets for os lid 80s ~ ~ „ for 8s lid We want to Clear 800 a week for the next few weeks. The initiated can appreciate what this means with us, and will come quickly. We particularly want to draw your attention to tho fact that we had 20 Large Packages of Drapery on hoard the Ruahine, and 18 on tho lonic, both steamers having been greatly delayed. They have now coma to hand, and ws shall make an immediat clearance of tho Goods. READY-MADE CLOTHING 1 AA Pairs Men’s Colonial TROUSERS, to go at 7s lid Men’s Colonial Tweed SUITS, go at 29s Q Boys’ Sailor SUITS, at 3s lid J Case Men’s HATS, hard, 2s 6d, 3s 6d, 4a 04 j Case Men’s HATS, soft, 2s fid, 3s 6d, 4s 6d O 4 Bovs'Extra Super Velvet Knicksr Sailor -S'* SUITS, instead of 30s, to go at 15s 6d Oft Men’s Colonial Tweed OVERCOATS, instead of 4os, to he positively cleared at 27s fid LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S HOSIERY. In consequence of the great delay in the steamers previously referred to, our Stock of Hosiery has been rather low recently, but just now wo have a Double Supply, and it must be greatly reduced, so we quote— Ladies’ and Children’s Strong-ribbed BlaaSt Hose, all at fid Splendid Cashmere Hose, from fld to Is 3d And Great Reductions all through. DESPERATE PRICES Taken for CALICOES, FLANNELS, TOWELS, DAMASKS, CRETONNES, QUILTS, TOILET COVERS, Ac. A Few Pieces of Pretty Tapestry Carpets, to bo Cleared at Is Bd. String Matting at fid, T. ARMSTRONG & CO., CORNER LOWER HIGH STREET AND ST ASAPH STREET, and MARKET PLACE.

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