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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 1832, 14 August 1891, Page 3

LOOK! READ AND DIGEST!! GRAND ANNUAL DISPLENISHING CASH SALE!!! FOR ONE MONTH ONLY, BEGINNING SATURDAY, 25™ JULY, 1891. NOTHING HELD BACK!! The Unprecedented Success of mv previous Charing Sales was most Flattering Evidence that I sustain the GOODWILL & CONFIDENCE OF THE PUBLIC. This is hoc the Usual Busiuess Puff, hut a bona fide Clearing Sale of DRAPERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, GLASS WARE, PAPER HANGINGS, ETC., ETC. N. 8.—2- to 5/- in'the £ discount off original pri« es for Cash Only. They are hers for yon tomorrow morning, will they he here all the month ? That dej'euds. If the news spreads and the weather is riyht, you may uote the silent flight of the Arab in his tent Here ts a handful of facts that will give you an inkling of a whole Storefall Also similar reductions in Flannels, Flannelettes, Forfar Shirtings, Dreßß Stnffs, Cretonnes, Linoleums, Fur Boas, Ladies' Stiaw Hats at two-thirds usual price, Hollands, Buttons, &C> y &C« Even if not in immediate want it wil pay you to buy now. Anticipate your wants. Bring the necdfull aud see how cash will talk for the next tour Weeks at the JUBILEE STORE QUEENSTOWN. PUBLIC TRUST jffijjt, OFFICE OF N liJIE Public Trust Office of New Zealand offers great advantages to its clients including State guarantee against the fraud or dishonesty of the Public Trustee, 'ilie following comparison of business between the years 1879 and 1889 will ahov the progress made:— 1879-80. Cash recaipts ... ... ... Total transactions, per balance-sheet _ £92,318 Eecuki ties— General Investment Aceoant «■ £70,864 Special Investment Account... «. £2,655 Expen-es Account—Total receipts _ £2,139 Administrations... ... ... «. 173 Probates and trusts ... « 11 Wills provisionally accepted « 1 Letters received ... ... ... 2,122 Letters despatched ... ... ... 1,432 1889. £183,338 £835^2U3 £216,943 £245,839 £14,483 Agent at Queenstown, 1,432 •„ 13,003 WEfci EY TURTON. EABBITSKLSrS & SHEEPsras. H. & F. M'DONALD & CO., ESK STREET, INVERCARGILL CASH BUYERS OP WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, RABBITS KINS, HORSEHAIR, TALLOW, ETC. NET CASH. NO COMMISSION. TOP PRICES~G~U AR A NTE P.P. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO CONSIGNMENTS. Returns posted immediately Goods arrive.

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AIT ANG ATA COAL. I lwg to intimate that, on ami after this date, the price of this FAVORITE HOUSEHOLD COAL will be as follows: By the truck of 4 or 5 tons 37s per ton By the single load 40s per ton Householders should combine and order four or five tons together, thus saving 3< per too. D. M'BRTDE, Agent Kaitaneaia Railway Coal Co. Quw-inatown, i9;h .I'jLrf l , li3l.

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