Borinen ITetiooa XEAVING' NEW 1 ZEALAND. . THOB. ARMSTRONG ] (Trading as Armstrong and Co.) BEGS , to announce that ho has TAKEN OUT his PASSAGE per s.s. Gothic, and is LEAVING THE COLONY in a short time, for the purpose of visiting the English Manufacturing Centres; and as he intends bringing hack a complete NEW STOCK OF THE BEST DRAPERY GOODS Direct from favourite manufacturers. He will now HOLD A POECED SALE . OF ME . ,'j PRESENT STOCK, As contained in the Shops in Market Place and Lower High Street. As Mr ARMSTRONG himself visits the Mannfaoturers, it needs no argument to convince you that the PRESENT STOCK MUST GO -WITHOUT RESERVE, ' And that within a few days THOUSANDS OP POUNDS’ WORTH OP CHOICE .GOODS MUST BE QUITTED. > '. • ’ The whole of OUR NEW WINTER IMPORTATIONS or . TRIMMED MILLINERY, JACKETS, ; . . , GOLF CAPES. MEN’S READY-MADES, * LADIES’ HATS AND TRIMMINGS, ‘ MANCHESTER GOODS AND HOSIERY i To be thrown into this EXTRAORDINARY SALE. . , LEAVING POK ENGLAND. T. ARMSTRONG, in leaving for England, hegs to acknowledge, and tender his sincere thanks for, the liberal support he has received during the last fourteen years. . His efforts to .do a STRAIGHTFORWARD BUSINESS have met ■with the .support of customers, and it will he his constant endeavour in the future, as in the past, to merit the' confidence of his friends and the general public. To do this, and to keep fully abreast of the requirements of the trade, no effort ■will be spared to procure from the manufacturers goods of really, excellent quality at the LOWEST POSSIBLE CASH MARKET VALUE. ' The fact that he.imports direct on a prompt cash basis, and is practically rent free,, as against the enormous rents of the central shops, nnd.is furthermore able to’ personally visit the great manufacturers, puts him in the front position to deserve success. He respectfully requests that on the present occasion of his leaving for England his customers will TAKE ADVANTAGE OP THE OPPORTUNITY of the inevitable clearance of a large portion of the stock at ; ~ PRICES REDUCED SUITABLE TO THE OCCASION. there have been other sales this season claiming your attention, don’t neglect this very special opportunity, for this sale will eclipse all our former efforts. OUB ■rLAST AND BIGGEST SALE , STARTS TO-DAY, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, At 10 a.m. THOMAS ARMSTRONG, LOWER HIGH STREET • AND MARKET PLACE. SJjL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN BED INK FIGURES. Terms Cash. No Discount. "r Telephone 747. HISSON & c o. ARE NOW SHOWING ■Some Very Cheap and Handsome , ■ DINNER SERVICES, Prom 25s to 80s. Also, Another Shipment of their Remarkably Cheap TEA SERVICES, ;JOs 6d, 11s 6d, 12s 6d, for Sets of 40 Pieces, ' BREAKFAST SETS, 12e 6d; 29 Pieces, CHAMBER SERVICES, " 10s 9d; Worth Seeing. gQQ DOZEN TUMBLERS; 2s 6d Doz, Call and See Them AX M inson'S Cheap D«..| f FOE j HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES. 51296 |
B. T. TURNBULL, Electbi cal Engineee, WELLINGTON. MATERIALS FOE ELECTEIC LIGHTING ELECTRIC BELLS TELEPHONES £1441 Our O SEEDSIP LNiSjn *'i,, •’• V AUCKLAND JLT3O IX 6TDNIT (N.SLW.) aot MANCHESTER (151J0.) %HE ONLY SEELS eold by atoMioapcM tial ue DESTROYED AT THE BHD OP THE ABOH if Wt over, o*d.t!ioratoj»«Xwaj»*«kfor 8.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIII, Issue 10600, 8 March 1895, Page 3
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