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North Otago Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2266, 2 August 1879, Page 1

New Advertisements.

GREAT CLEARING SALE OF

DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. LONDON HOUSE,

Thamls .street, Oamaru,

T> |~1 A B I T E S desires to thank tho Inhabitants of Oamaru and district for thoir liboral support, nnd to inform thorn ho will hold a GREAT CLEARING SALE FOR ONE MONTH. Owing to tho depression in trade, and his shipments arriving lato in tho season, ho will offer tho whole of his well-assorted Stock nt a Great Sacrifice. A visit will satisfy all Customors of this boing n bonajlde Salo. Tho Stock being so laigo nnd various, R. G. can only namo a few of tho lending lines : Lndics' Millinery Hats nnd Bonnets, Half Prico. Ladies' and Girls' Untrimmod Hats in folt and straw — less than cost prico. Ono lot of Straw Hats, fld, Is— usual price 2s Cd, 3s fld. Ladies' Folt Hats, fashionable shapes, 28 9d, usual prico 4s Cd, 5s fld. Floweis, 4d, Gd, 9d, Is. Long Ostrich Feathers, Is lid, all fancy wings. Birds, ko., greatly reduced, Ladiea' and Children's Underclothing— rental knbly cheap. Infants' Merino Pclliu-s, fromu'sll'd. Infants' Merino Frocks, fiom 2b Gd. Ladies' Lustio Costumes, 14j (>'d. Wincey do, 9s lid. Ono lot with body pieces, Kh 9d, muni price 29s Gd. Childron's Costumes, 63 lid. Children's UKteis, from .'is Ud. Livdici' Tweed Ulsters, Bs. lid, woith 12s fld. Ono lot of Ladies' and Children's Waterproofn, half price. Dress Goods — greatly reduced. Winceys, from 3?d ; Twill do, G^l ; Snow Flnko Wincoys, 7^d ; All Wool Sorgos, Gs lid the dress, worth 10s Cd ; Porsinn Cord, 8s lid, woith 12s Gd ; All Wool Satin Cloth, la 4.^1, usual prico, Is8d; Fancy Snow Flakes, Is 4£d, usual prico, Is lOd ; Black Quilted Skirts, Gs lid, usual prico, 8s Gd : Felt Skirts, fiom 2s 9d ; Queensland Wool Shawls, 9a lid, worth 14a fld; All Wool Plaids, la lid, reduced from 2s Gd ; SealBkin Cloaking, 5s lid, reduced from 7s Gd. Heavy full size Groy Blankets, 10s 9d ; Blue, 11s 9d j Whito, I*2B 0(1 5 Doublo- width UnMcachcd Sheeting, B}d, usual prico 10\ ; Twill do, IOJd j 72-in. Whito Twill Sheeting, 12^d, worth IGJd ; 4 pieces do, Is 4}d, worth Is 9d ; Toilot Covers from B|d ; Toilet Quilts from 3s Gd ; Long Muslin Curtains, 2s9d; Union Flannels, Oftd, Hid, 14Jd ; All Wool (wido width), Is 2d£, usual prico lG£d, Is 9d; Scarlet 'Flannel, 12Jd, 15|d, Is GJd 5 Wincoy Shirting, 7jd, BJjd8 J jd ; G piccos Hoavy, 12J, usual prico M.Jd ; Honeycomb Towels, 3Jd, 5Jd, 7^d ; Strong Unblenched Calico, 2s fld } Whito Linen Tabling, Is lid, usual prico 2s Gd ; All Wool Printed Tablo Covers, Cs lid ; Velvet Pile, 32s Gd; Felt Cnrpot, Is Gd. Children's Knitted Wool Polka Jackets, from Is 4Jd ; Cross-overs, from 2a 9d ; Lndics' Wool Vests, 2a lid; a lot of Children's Sox, from 2^d por pair 5 Fur Trimming, 12Jd ; Fingering WJoola, 3s 3d. Gingham Umbrellas, Is lid, 2s Gd ; Twill Zanelln, 3a 31 ; Ladies' Silk Umbicllns, 5s Gd ; Soft Twill Silk, G* lid, worth 10s Gd ; Ladies' French Kid Gloves, 3s 3d ; Lndiea' Linen Seta, fi^d ; Linen Collnra, 3jd ; Imitation Snblo Muffs, 3a 11s ; Musquash, Seal and Grobo Knitted Wool Capes, much icducod. 20 Men's Galatea Tweed Suits, 42h, usual prico 47a 6d j 25 Men'« Pagofc Tweed Suits, 425, iißual prico 48s Gd ; 2GO pairs Mon's Tweed Trousers, 6a lid, 10a fld, 11s fld; Men's Trousers and Vests, 15s Gd ; Men's Pngot Tweed* Coats, 23a Gd ; Mon's Mole Trousors, from 5s lid ; Men's Overcoats, 29s Gd, 355, 395, worth 355, 425, 495 ; Boys' Overcoats, from 8s lid ; Mon's Waterproof Coats, 15s 9d ; Men's Aberdeen Sox, 11 id ; Men's Cricketing Flannel Under Vests, 9s Gd, usual prico 12s 6d ; Mon's Strong Cotton Shirts, 2s 6d j Men's Union Flannel Shirts, 2s 9d ; Wincoy do, 3s Gd ; All Wool Crimean Shirts. 5s 9d 5 8 doz. Boys' Soft Felt Hats, Is 9d ; Men's do, 2s 9d ; Men's Hard Felt Hats, 3s 9d ; Boys' Knickor Tweed, Is GJd ; Boys' Knicker Suits, 7s lid; Doublo Width Dingonal, 3s lid. jys

Hotels.

CHRISTCHURCH TERMINUS HOTEL (Immediately opposite tho Railway Station.) THOMAS RICHMOND, Proprietor. Q|INCE the presont Proprietor took posO session of this Hotel, extensive improvemunts havo been ofTectcd by re-furnish-ing its Buitos for families, and largely extending its Bedroom accommodation. New furniture, unique and elegant, has been introduced into its suites, and no economy has been studied in making its Bedrooms what they arc now admitted to bo— lofty, airy, nnd rqilelo with comfort. The Culinary depaitiucnt is conducted by one of artistical {.Kill. Luncheon on tho Table from 12 till 2 o'clock. Dinner waits tho arrival of pn&fitngem by tho Express Train from tho South till 'half-past G p.m. Travcllcis by railway will find this Hotel —both at tho timo of their arrival in and departuro from tho city, owing to its proximity to tho Railway Station— more convenient for thorn than any other Hotel in Christchurch. A Porter will bo in attondanco on tho arrival of Trains, to tako chargo of luggage, havo it conveyed to the Hotel, and vice versa. A now Billiard Room has also been recently erected and attached to tho Hotel, which, for itsoxtcnt, decorations, and completeness te at present unequalled in Now Zealand. Four of Alcock's finest Exhibition Tables havo been impoitcd from Melbourno for this magnificent room, in which lovers of tho gamo may luxuriate in tho midst of all tho impioved appliances and comforts known to modern art. Tho Proprietor will bestow special attention in his selection of Wines for this establishment, and only tho best will bo supplied. Of Spirits, English and Colonial Ales, only the best approved Brands will be kept. Caro will bo taken that tho stafTof servants employed at this Hotol will bo only thoue who aro found prompt and ready to bestow on visitors that" attention to their wants, together with tho full measure of civility which thoy havo a right to expect or demand. Travellers leaving tho Hotol by early Trains will bo culled in duo timo, and Breakfast on tho Table for them at any hour 10quircd. Tho luxury of Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths may bo enjoyed at all hours. Tho presont Proprietor— Mr T. RICHMOND — having perceived a want in this poition of the City, has resolved to supply tho desideratum by opening — in the Now Shops attached *lo his Hotel — in Manchestorstroct, a RESTAURANT, Where Meals may oe nad from 7 a.m. till 8 p.m. or ONE SHILLING, In order to suit the convenience of all ola»»os of Travellers. Hot Dinner from 12 till 2 p.m de2s