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New Zealand Mail, Issue 779, 4 February 1887, Page 3

RECOGNISING the apparent advantage to Buyer and Seller, through disposing of the balance ot the Season’s Fashions at Clearing Prices by all leading establishments in Great Britain and the Colonies, whereby a continuous flow of the Latest Productions are before the public, and the waning Fashions are cleared out with each closing period, have now the honour to announce that m \j 11 \j A \J (purchased in all instances from the Manufacturers) are submitted to the Public at a DISCOUNT OF 4/- IN THE POUND, Without the slightest reserve. The class of Goods for which KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS are famed requires little comment or description, as they are generally well known in Town and Country, to warrant the value and standard to all purchasers. It is desirable, however, to point out that, as ALL GOODS ARE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, The concessions of 20 per cent., or 4s. in the pound, must he acceptable to all as being thoroughly hona fide and unreserved. Many of the Goods now offered at this sweeping concession, having been purchased at an advanced period in the London Season, are at Job Prices, and, coupled with the above reductions, become attainable to buyers at less than English Prices. 20 per cent. Discount or 4s. in the Pound, OFF ALL MILLINERY BONNETS and TRIMMED HATS. 20 per cent. Discount • ' OFF ALL MANTLES, DOLMANS, JACKETS, VISITES, DUST-CLOAKS, ULSTERS. 20 per cent. Discount OFF ALL COSTUMES—LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S. This department is exceptionally well stocked with Goods at Manufacturer’s Clearing Prices, which are specially commended. 20 per cent. Discount OFF ALL SEASON’S WOOLLEN COLORED DRESS MATERIALS. 20 per cent. Discount OEF ALL PARASOLS OF THE VERY LATEST CHARACTER. 20 per cent. Discount OFF THE BALANCE OF THE JAPANESE GOODS NOW INS TOOK. KIKKCALSIE AND STAINS. Prices and 3Po/tikc?jtm & on