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New Zealand Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 3648, 26 January 1899, Page 6

What shallwe do with our boys? ; Well, take them to C. Smith's, if it is Clothing they want; and if the men want clothing, or you want blankets, sheets, or other hoxisehold goods, you would do well to have another look over the Salvage Stock. The whole lot is undoubtedly to be sold before the arrival of the new goods, which Were cabled for directly after the fire. No portion of the salvage is to be retained. To ensure a clearance, greater reductions are being made-with the balance. A large portion of the stock that was only slightlv damaged has been kent hack ,so that it should be thoroughly dried, and it is this that will now be offered at most startling reductions. 95 "If you get the best of whisky, it will never get the best of you.” A. and B, Mackay’s liqueur is the best. tj Mr Howard Gould, son of Jay Gould, by marrying Miss Viola Catharine Clemmons. is generally supposed to have sacrificed 5,000.000, dollars for-the girl of, his heart. Under the terms of the late 1 Jay Gould’s will any child marrying without the consent of the other children forfeited one-half of his or her inheritance. A New York correspondent, hpwever. has it on the best authority of, one of the family that Mr Howard * Gould will not lose one cent by his marriage.