Announcements. A Selling ofl ! Selling off! Selling off! EOR the benefit of CASH PURCHASERS, and to clear off Winter Goods. W. LITCHFIELD has determined to give Ten per cent. Discount for Cash. This liberal discount will be lor ONE MONTH ONLY, and is for the especial benefit of cash buyers, who are justly entitled to an advantage over those who take credit. The acknowledged superiority of our Stock, and our Moderate Prices, off which Two Shillings in the Pound will be allowed for Cash, will be of the greatest advantage to persons with families. If you want Winceys in All Colors, Go to Litchfield’s, and get 2s. in the Pound discount ! If you want French Merinos, Go to Litchfield's, and get 2s in the Pound discount ! If you want Fur, or Fur Goods, Go to Litchfield's, and get 2s. in the Pound discount! If you want a large assortment of Socks and Stockings to choose from, Go to Litchfield’s, and get 2s. in the Pound discount ! If you want Blankets and Counterpanes, Go to Litchfield's, and get 2s. in the Pound discount! If you want Boots and Shoes, to wear well, Go to Litchfield’s, and get 2s. in the Pound discount! If you want Ladies’ or Children’s Jackets, Woollen Gloves, Scarfs, Under Linen, or Table Covers, Carpets, &c , &c.. Go to Litchfield’s, and get 2s. in the Pound discount! To Town and Country Settlers.—This discount w.a be allowed on all Purchases above One Pound in value, for ONE MONTH ONLY, at MchfieM’s Prapery and Clothing Establishment, Blenheim, August 13, 1870. IMPORTANT NOTICE. To the Inhabitants of Blenheim, and Country Settlers. /''BRIMSTONE BROTHERS have NOW OPENED, and are prepared to offer Ijf their stock of Drapery and Grocery Goods at such prices as must give satisfaction. They can with confidence recommend their stock of Drapery, being N|Bw Goods, carefully selected, ex Gloucester, lately arrived at Wellington from London.. We submit the following list:— Drapery, &c. Grey and White Calico 8-4 Grey do 64 inch White Sheeting 72 do do 80 do do White and Colored Flannels Red, White and Blue Whitney Blankets Colored Counterpanes White do Marcella Quilts Toilet Covers Victoria Table Covers Printed Cloth do White Damat-k Table Cloths Unbleached do Huckaback Towelling do Towels Glass Cloths Forfar Brown Holland Irish Linens Diapers Furniture Chintz Hoyle’s Prints Window Muslin do Curtains Book and Jacconette Muslins Winceys French Merinos Llamas and Alpacas Fancy Dress Materials Gambroous Hosiery’ - ** - Gloves - Haberdashery, &c. Men’s Clothing. Men’s Tweed Suita do Coats ” do Trousers & Vests Boys and Youths’ Suits Knickerbocker do Men’s and Boys’ Hats do do Caps Braces Belts Crimean Shirts White do Fancy Ties and Scarfs Paper Collars, &c. Groceries | V Sugar, three qualUiesTeas Rice ' • ' { 1 Candles > I Pickles and Sauces, assorted Raisins, Cape and M uscatel Coffee Spices Soda, Washing and Carbonate Soap, Wellington and Sydney Corn Flour Tobacco Matches, Tin and Plaid Chocolate and Cocoa’ Ginger, ground and bleached Pepper, Black and White Salt, Fine and Coarse Buckets and Tubs Anchovy and Bloater Paste Bottled Fruits Axe and Pick Handles Baking and Washing Powder Knife Polish, Wash Boards Dried Apples Cod Liver Oil, See., Sec. ggf* Country Orders promptly attended to. (i . 89
ISrapr&i&c* Gookham Boots ! Gookham Boots! JUST RECEI V BD,~ Four cases; Assorted. Arrangements have- been made for a regular supply of these celebrated Boots. H. DODSON, Alfred street. New Goods! VTOW ON HAND and FOR SALE, "il at H.' DODSON’S— Fancy Glassware, Lamp glasses Crockery ware :■ Wall and Ceiling Papers; and Scrim Groceries Blood's Stout . .. .. , v r Bluestone, Sulphur, Lime and Sheepwash Tobacco Kerosene, Woolpacks 1 Flour, Oats, Bran,’&c. 5) ~ r Seeds, Potatoes, &c. Milk Pans and Buckets ,; ; ' Zinc and American do. Sharp’s American Axes American Brooms, Axo handles, &c. Newcastle'Coal /' > Timber—Red, and White Pine': BOOT i ji J Ladies' Kid, Elastic . side,: Leather, :v; Alma, and strong Lace-up.Bools ■! Children’s Copper-toe; Leather, Alma^and-Patent doi» t-‘ Gents’ light Watertights, strong do.. Elastic side; Alma;<&cV'all of the best Colonial manufacture dr Ladies’ and Gents* Carpet Slippers.
Ironmonger!?. Birmingham and Sheffield Warehouse. UST RECEIVED A General Assortment of RONMONGERY, Comprising— Cotton Waste, for engines and machinery Copper Rivets for belts Grindstones Manilla Rope Kerosene Lamps, Wick, Oil, Glasses, and Globes - %| v Butcher’s Knives and Steels • Enamelled Baking dishes. Meat plates and Wash-bowls Candle Cotton Steel and Socket Spades Wire Nails, fine and stout Cut and Patent Nails Screws Rim Locks, Latches, Chest, Till, Cupboard, and Padlocks China Furniture for do. Powder, Shot, Caps, and Wads. Ransomes’ and Howard’s Ploughshares. W. NOSWORTHY. 987 Kerosene I Kerosene! TRUST RECEIVED \ and always on ! sale,. the genuine; Patent Refined KEROSENE! Sold by, the only Importers in this Province. ROBINSON BROS., Furnishing and General Ironmongers,! Coach Builders, Wheelwrights, &c. i
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Marlborough Express, Volume V, Issue 244, 13 August 1870, Page 1
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