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North Otago Times, Issue 777, 21 July 1890, Page 2

A /•^J. OLDEN / pPOBTUNITY NOW OPEN • To EvwitY PunorrAHEit ov BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS AT THM GOLDEN 13 O O T, Thames Stkkkt, Oamahu, to obtain a GRAND FREE PRIZE OH 1 A VALUABLE OIL. PAINTING Bv Y. Wym, In a Beautiful Gilt Frame 5 inches doop. For Particulars Soo Windows. Ifor Particulars Soo Windows. Thoro is no mistaking tho fact tho Goldj'N Boot is tho House par oxoollonco for BOOTS AND SHOES, Good Quality, Smart Appearance, ; Genuino Value, j And it is only when I First-Class Quality goes along with Modorato Charges that tho Result can bo Satisfactory to Purchasers. Boya' and Girls' HopScotch and School Boots, with indcatruetiblo iocs, exceptional value ; Childron'» Ankle Strap, with butt-leather toes, from 2s lid por pair. Gentlemen's Boots, made to measuhe from 11s Gd Ladies' Boots, made to measure, from i 10s Gd Gontlomen's Boots Soled and Healed for 4s Ladies' Boots Solod and Heeled for 3s Boys' and Girls' proportionately cheap. ONLY THE BEST LEATHER USED AT THE GOLDEN 800 T, Thames Stukist, OAMAHU. PLENDINING !c DOBIE.

John Bright once said "To sond Lundlords to Parliamont to represent tho people would bo liko sending oats to represent tho mice."

GLENDINING AND DOBJE, I In certain quarters, have been tried to bo treated liko mico. They woro thought to bo wooden laths painted to look like iron, but ono ounce of oxporienco is worth a ton of vapourings. Thoy have demonstrated to tho people that thoy aro mado of iron itsolf — every ono knows they havo employed iho truo weapons of business, and thereby wising thoir name on tho highest pinnacle, vith tho flag of success waving in every br< ozo. Simply by supplying honest qual'*y of merchandise at lower prices than tld vory lowest.

GLENDINING AND DOBIE.

The most exacting cannot make moro than twenty-four hours out of a day, but if twenty-five could havo been gained, thoy boliovo that every moment ot that time would have been employed to clog their ateps of progress, but like eagles in an iron cage thoy must do battle with tho powers that surround thorn— they must go free— " As streams thoir channels deeper wear "— and pursue their will untrammelled, the groves of thoir own convictions and boliofs. GLENDINING AND DOB IK'S Human memory is frail. Tho period of timo is so long it does not aurpriso thorn at people's memories boini,' insuflioiontly retentive to grasp tho original of thoir own handrail as to when thoir luminary burst forth in tho burinoss -world. This they will say: It is practically impossible to grasp any other business than theii* own. They havo kept Hiis head-light constantly in sight, and by doing so they havo brought thoir cash and their brains to work in unison for tho good of u mutual benefit.

GLENDINING AND DOBIE Do flot trouble thoir heads much with that kind of business which will engross our grcat-grand-ehildron. Thoy prefer a "living present," and a daily grasp, which will far moro redound to their glory than 'any momentary headache unrest ending on tho gallows of disappointment. " Birds of ono feather Hock together, Simply to disagree."

GLENDINING AND DOBJE Invite all purchasers of Drapery to utop in and look round for themselves. Thousands have said "It is truly wondoiful how they can ofler us such qualities at tho prico." You can soo fresh astonishments to-day, tomorrow, and every day, as bargains are arriving daily. Ever remember : Quality i« tho lever of prico, and if over drapery is reduced to that pass when low alluring quotations become tho moving power, wo shall look for " fresh fields and pastures now" by adopting some other business. Tbums Cash. GLTCNDINING AND DOBfli 1 , Dunodin, Temuka and Oamahu. f

N.ZXJ.P. The General Public arc unanimous in thoir Praises of tho Now Zealand Clothing Factory's Manufactures, and tho popular verdict is ; "That whilo they turn out nothing but a gonniuo all-wool, and exceptionally woll-mado article, thoy also retail all goodo at tho .Factory Pri 30. Buyers should also remember that by purchasing at tho N,Z. Clothing Factory, thoy nave tho 25 por cent tariff levied upon All Imported Clothing. Wo arbnow showing A vory D 1D 1 i n o Assortin cut of Winter Manufactures, including Men'f), Boys', and Youths' tweed suits, overcoats, , Hats, Shirts, Ties, Etc. ' Wo havo also added tho manufacture of Waterproof Coats, etc., to our business. In our Tailoring Department wo havo I over 500 now Patterns and are making suits to order at actual Wholesale Pricos. Wo also keep in stock cross and quarter si/.o garments and can tit the most; difficult figure. Gloves, Handkorchiofs, oto. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, ( ! Oamaiuj Buanoii: OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. j