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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1032, 11 December 1891, Page 3

jrmw mejp a m't uMm CO-OPERATION WITH IMMEDIATE & ASSIES BOMS. and after NOVEMBER 2nd the following Immediate Bonus will be introduced into the firm of KIRKCALDIE & STAIN SUBJECT TO THE TERMS HEREWITH ANNOUNCED. Ist. —On all Carpets, Linoleums, etc., in the Carpet Warehouse a BONUS OF 3f PER CENT, OR NINEPENCE in the pound, will he allowed for PROMPT CASH on sums of one pound and upwards. 2nd.—On all other goods an IMMEDIATE BONUS of 5 PER CENT, or ONE SHILLINGS IN THE POUND, will he allowed for Prompt Cash on purchases of one pound and upwards. 3rd. —On all accounts paid on or before the 10th of the month succeeding that in which purchases are made, an IMMEDIATE BONUS of 3J PER CENT, or NINEPENCE IN THE POUND, will be allowed. In no case will there be a concession exceeding the above terms and dates. No goods, after they are once entered, will participate in the 5 per cent Bonus, but will be subject to the 3f PER CENT or NINEPENCE IN THE FOJJssD. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, in submitting the above Special Bonus Terms to the Citizens and Public of Wellington and Country Districts, confess they have been precipitated somewhat by the the fact that, being requested to Tender for the Supply of Drapery to the Co-operative Farmers’ Alliance at a Discount off their marked prices, they were necessarily led to suggest sundry queries to the Executive, which were not replied to; therefore tendering could not he entertained. Consequently, as far as the Special Bonus is concerned, all who favor K. & S. with their support, will participate in an Immediate and Assured Bonus, as pescribed above. In specially drawing attention to this liberal mode of treating Prompt Cash Buyers, Kirkcaldie and Stains have every confidence in leaving the Magnitude of their Stock, the Variety of Selection and the Prices to the discrimination of those who are intimately acquainted with the mode in which their business is conducted. To the many Country Settlers who are in daily communication with Kirkcaldie and Stains, and familiar with their Shopping Guide and Price List, it is suggested that orders accompanied with remittances of £1 and upwards will participate in the Co-operative Bonus Terms. Every attention will he given as hitherto to carry out in the strictest sense whatever is undertaken In conclusion, Kirkcaldie and Stains are sanguine that their Bonus terms will commend themselves forcibly to the public, and lead to a corresponding increase in the volume of Trade. The above outline, in their opinion, is as near Co-operation as can he attained without Risk or Liability to the participators in the Bonus. 11l STAINS, W HmUL. ING-TON,