I. S SIMSON'S EXHIBITION OF FURS, RUGS, Et.

Mataura Ensign, Volume 15, Issue 1295, 9 June 1893, Page 6

I. S SIMSON'S EXHIBITION OF FURS, RUGS, Et.

—^ We desire to draw the attention pf the public to a sale of furs, ru-js, etc, in great variety advertised in our auction col am as by Mr I. f-. Sicnson, and on view in the Town ttal! to-day and up to tbe hoar of sale. The sale will commence at 2 o'clock to-morrow, aod tne articles being one and a t ll from the celebrated factory of flsr S. R. Clark is quits guarantee enough of the quality, independent of tbe testimony of pnrchasers at former sales. For row over 17 years Mr Claik has aonually shipped bis consignments to the New Zealand market, b^s/dea con- I signing to al} pai^ of the known wqU*s, and bo has never yet exhibited in any exhibition without securing the highest order of merit and medals. The greatest possible care and attention is bestowed personally hy Mr Ulark in all depaitmerjta of " his establishment to th,e thorough preparation and tanning of the skina ; and to this, together with tae fact that he buys only the finest selected skins, he owes his success and the well-merited title of the premie? fttmier of Anstralia. Every artjole j a warranted free from t^e of moths, as the substances ijatci by him in manufacturing prevent the raids these make upon furs not treated in this manner. Like everything else, the fur trade requires the services of an expert, and we think nobody will deny that Mr Clark is an expert thoroughly grounded and tiatned by the best of all masteis— eceperietioe. It has beea, and is, Mr Clark's coast thatj despite the rage for cheap goods, he has Bte-ulily and |in^ Bet his face against tie manufacture pf cheap ruga and furs, pret ferriog to put oat only such articles aa wiU give tha most thorough satisfaction to. the. purcjiasar,