Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9495, 26 April 1894, Page 2

-• • , Dress and Fashion. . ' ' : ; v<v Although the Burglars of the late Bobbery at COURT BROS, have not been caught, this firm have CAPTURED over £3pocfeworth ot the pick of McArthur & Co.'s SPECIAL JOB LINES at their Final Sale. ■ • ■ We are now offering the same MUCH UNDER McArthur and Co.'s WHOLESALE PRICES. We DID NOT buy McArthur & Co.'s entire stock of Gloves; but WE DID purchase over 400 dozen of the same, and intend selling these goods at Clearing Prices. WE BOUGHT 100 pieces of Flannelettes; .selling from lfd per yard. * t WE BOUGHT 500 Men's All-wool Colonial Tweed Suits; selling from 16s lid; worth double. WE BOUGHT McArthur and Co.'s stock of Mackintoshes; selling at half usual prices. WE BOUGHT large Job Lines in all Departments— Flannels, Rugs, Towels, Dresses, Umbrellas, Hosiery; in fact in every Department. : WE SHALL SELL ALL THESE GOODS AT CLEARING PRICES, STARTING FROM TO-DAY. RECENT ROBBERY. bo many of our Customers having expressed a wish to see what remains of our Safe after the recent Robbery, we are now showing the same in our Queen-street Shop Window.

QUEEN-STREET and KARANGAHAPE EOAD. ''' , ""™™"" ~ |||| cAr || l|Ur ) B _ : __a T _ McArthur's . . piß***tram FARES CIS Clearing Sale I PAID BOTH ®aa* raw^mm:ramxs3s^im!!^smmtoamroararaaHHam . «y A YB. | Special PICKED LINES of General Drapery and Men's and Boys' Clothing | . too numerous to particularise, at " FINE " Prices for Cash. |gy|j|||gp» IF you WANT a good "CRAVENETTE" WATERPROOF CLOAK, much under regular value, look at |J111§& HOBBS'. mmmmammmmmmmmmmtrMmmmmmmmmmm IP YOU WANT new CHOICE DRESS FABRICS, at astonishingly Low Prices, Inspect HOBBS'. IF YOU WANT BLANKETS and FLANNELS, now is the time to buy them at B. HOBBS'. , TV. —t ~fy/Yln f"~ '''' Iu« ■"»«* maw VAo;iMono nuoo; w*j r --:_a x.-—l-., 6 „ »■ BOBWJ. —,— — — * U LUUiod IF YOU WANT " Cabbage Treo ' Brand (registered) White and Grey CALICOES and SHEETINGS, go to R. HOBBS.. " ' " 1 ' IF YOU WANT TOWELS, TABLE DAMASK and CURTAINS, and FURNISHING GOODS, go flgg^lS"" iv E. HOBBS. Ad Accumulation of REMNANTS at) a Discount, at HOSES'. ' Iff YOU WANT a GOOD MACKINTOSH, ab Lowest Price, inspect HOBBS'. J- a* IF YOU WANT a really good TWEED SUIT, at a Low Price, go to R. HOBBS'. 10 m Bfl IV YOU WANT a goad pair of New Zealand SADDLE TWEED TROUSERS, much under regular value, go to HOBBS'. ** IF YOU WANT Boys' KNICKER SUITS, H. HOBBS has a great variety at Lowest Prices. One of the Largest and Cheapest Stacks of CLOTHING to select from at R. HOBBS'. R. HOBBS does not advertise a CATCH LINE PRICE LIST as a draw, ~ .. , T~ cifSterling Value! bat prefers the legitimate style, which has gained the efi HGONFIBENCE OP THE PUBLIC. § 0| Small Profits!! Si IWo Credit!!! PATTERNS SENT POST FREE. , _ \ ViQIJiISS & 290, Queen-st. „ • 810 ■ ■WWggW'H IMI P w WlM^^i^lii^yMMgyMywi^BiAJift^^PMwwßaw^pioqawwwPwpwnwwpgwpgiwuuji l ]! lIMUSWMMIWIWWW'UUR pwwwwBWMMMWMMawwBWB^BawBBMawMwiWMiWBiPBii Musical. THE BRITISH & CONTINENTAL PIANO GGL, QUEEN-STREET Next J. & J. Dickey), Beg to announce the arrival, ex DORIC and PAKEHA, of a large shipment of leniTo-LisiEa: :pi.A.:isros, By the celebrated London makers, KIRKMAN & SON and JARRETT & GOUDGE, which for quality, finish, and durability cannot be surpassed. We also stock GERMAN PIANOS, by best-known makers, as LIPP & SOHN, Gt. SOHWEOHTENT, KAPS, X RAMSPERGEtt, &c., &c., and feel sure that an inspection by intending purchasers will be to their v interest. As we sell on the Time Payment System as well as for Cash, instruments are within the reach of all. 1° f a © -HHlslllllillHßH ®h 2 o § 11 0 8 * g O yajarifef» MBM _r Q dj St co i 5 1 MHBB wIS (0 S 2 Ml Sii!IllBllllM : 2§ S3 q a JIBM z5 * 5 as.s mmsste :)yk <1 1 S w * EVERY INSTRUMENT WE SELL IS GUARANTEED FOR FIVE YEARS. A Large Assortment of BRASS INSTRUMENTS, FLUTES, VIOLINS, BANJOS, GUITARS, and all other Instruments and FITTINGS in Stock. -^"^rr"' 00 THE BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL PIANO 00. ■A. JETEG-MA.JST, Manager. QUEEN-STREET (NEXT MESSRS. J. & J. DICKEY). 1 J