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Otago Daily Times, Issue 6384, 29 July 1882, Page 3

Business Announcements. NOTICE.— Tho last week of our Great Stocktaking Clearance Sale.—Carter and Co., Roady-money Drapers, CO gad 02 George street. ■VTOTJOE.—Thu last week. Remnants -Li and Oddments In every Department nearly K'von away. TVTOTJOB.—Tho last waok of our Great _LN Stocktaking Clearance Sale.—Cartor and Co., Ready-money Drapers, CO and 02 George street. "VTOTlCE.—Desperate bargains finally -Ll on olfer thia week In all departments. "ftTOTICE.— As w« take down stock next JLI week, our Sale will terminate on Saturday next. TVTOTIOE.—Great Bargains thia week _Ll at our Great Clearance Side.- Carter and Co., Jteady-moiiey Drapers, 1 0 and 02 George street. 19jy A LARMING AGITATION of Heath's JrX. Own Mako. Cheap Boots and Shoes.—Arcade and George street; Tay street, Invorcargill. . ALAUMijSG~AGITATION.— A genuine lleduetion of Prices. Men's Balmorals 9s Oil, 93 Cd, 9dCd; Men's Balmorals, 10a (id, 113 Od 12s Od. • ' A LARMING AGITATION of Boets JA. and Sliocs. Hen's Bluchers, Os 9d, 89 Cd ; Men's Water-tights, 118 Cd, 14s Cd.—Heath's, Arcade and George street. A LAKMING AGITATION for Forty -C3L Diys and Forty Nights. Women's Kid Boots, 4s 9d, 5s Od, 7s Od; Women's All Leather, 7s Od 8s Cd ; Women's Best Lastings, 4s 9d, 6s Od. ALARMING AGITATION. — Cheap Boots. Note the Prices. See tho Goods. No Sham. Women's Carpet Slippers, Is 9d, 2s 9d : Felt (with heels), 3s Od. A LARMING AGITATION of ChildXX ren'a Boots. All Leather Elastics, 3s, 3s Cd. 4s Od, lftj, to 13s; Block-lront Kid, 4s 6d ; Coppertoo Lace, from 2s 4d.—Heath's, Arcade and George street. * 13 J y AMERICAN Soft Felt Hats, variety . shapes and colours.—Glover and Co., 101 Princes (tveet. _£_ AT the Salvage Company—This Day, 20 Pieces French Poplins, 63d; All-wool Beiges, 83d. AT tho Salvage Company—3o Pieces Soft-wool Homespun, 62d ; 20 Pieces Melton Tweeds, 73d. AT the Salvage Company—ls Pieces Coloured Serges, 6Jd; 16 Pieces Estamene Serges, 10|d. : AT the Salvage Company—B Pieces All-wool French Serges, 12fd; 20 Pieces Heather Homespun, lOjd. AT the Salvage Company—lo Pieces Patience Homespun, 12M; 16 pieces Knockabout Tweed, OJd. O|l PIECES Wincey, 3d; 10 Pieces fc\J Twilled, 33d; 13 Pieces Heavy Twilled Wincey, 4|U ; Real Aberdeen Wincey, BJd. AT the Salvage Company—2o Pieces Heavy Checked Wincey, old; 16 Pieces Chocked Tweeds, Gjd. AT the Salvage Company—Ladies' Trimmed Russel Cord Costumes, 10s 6dj Lauies' Heavy Sergo Costumes, 14a Cd. JOB Lot Children's Felt Skirts, Is ; Ladies' Tweed Skirts, Is lid; Ladies' Quilted Alpaca, 3s lid. . . JOB Lot Wool Squares, 3d; Job Lot Infants' Wool Hats and Muffs, Is lid; Ladies' Fur Muffs, 2s Od. LADIES' Trimmed doth Jackets, 3a lid; Ladies' Tailor-made Jackets, 10s Cd up ; Ladies' Jersey Skirts, 3s Od. ~\ £\C\ PAIES Grey" Blankets, 6a XjyjyJ lid; 100 Pahs White Blankets. 8s lid, 12s Cd; 50 Chartaline Blankots, 2s lid up. Oik RUSH Door-mats, Is; 24 Pieces fr\j Tapestry Carpets, Is lid aud 2s 3d; Unbleached Tabling, lOjd. r_i\ PIECES Tweed Shirting, sid, 7id, O" 9Jd; Strong Rope Matting, SJdj Frame Hearth-rugs, 3s Cd. OUBLE - WIDTH . Heavy Twilled Sheeting. 72in. White Soft Twilled Sheeting, lOjd; 80iii Twilled Sheeting, Is 2d. /*£\ PIECES Fine Grey Calico, 5a "" Piece—for 24 yards; 20 Pieces Horrocks' Soft Longcloth, 3s lid dozen. Oik PIECES Stout Welsh Flannel, &\J 7Jd, 8}I; White Honeycomb Towels, 3s lid dozen ; Brown Bath Towels, C3<l. KA MOCK-ERMINE Fur Collars, Is, O" Is Cd, 2i ;30 dozen 2-Button Kid Gloves, 12Jd. €%i\ DOZEN 4-button Kid Gloves, Is &\f lid; 6 dozen Ladiea' Jersey 0-button Kid Glovcb, 3a lid. W DOZEN Beat Lined Calf, with spring, 4 3a Cd; Lot Jeraoy Cabhniero Gloves, half-price. -| i~\(~\ PAIBS Boys' Mole Trousers, I \J V/ 3s lid; 50 Pairs Boys' Kibbed Tweed Trousers, 5s Cd. pT _f\ BOYS' Long Overcoats, 5s lid ; O" 100 Boys' Knicker Suits, 3s lid, 5s 6d ; 100 Pairs Slon's Tweed Trousers, 5s lid. Kf\ MEN'S Heavy Colonial Tweed Ov Trousers, 10s 9d; Men's Serge Suits, 19a Cd; Men's Imperial Tweed Suits, 24s 9d. £Li~\ DOZEN Men's Worsted Socks, OU 6d; 25 dozen Men's Knitted Socks, C|d; Boys' Turban Caps, Cd. MEN'S Flannel Shirts and Drawers, 2s lid.—Salvage Company, 39 George street. Gabiies and Plante, Proprietors. 28jy DISSOLUTION SALE is now proceeding at C. Johnson and Co.'a Establishments, George street and Maelaggan street. DISSOLUTION SALE.—Goods will be sacrificed, as money must be found immediately. Look out lor bargains. ISSOLUTION SALE. — Unprecedented Bargains in Ladies' and Children's Costumes, Skirts, and Robes. . DISSOLUTION SALE.—Astonishing Low Prices foLadies1 and Children's Ulsters, elisaes, and Blouses. ISSOLUTION SALE.—ReaI Bargainß in Blankets, Quills, Sheeting, Flannels, Calicoes, and Press Materials ; all descriptions. DISSOLUTION SALE.—Extraordinary Cheap Lines in Men's and Boys' Tweed Clothing during this Sale. Cju /Glasgow and Londonderry V3T BOOT STORE. _f^ OOD news has come across the sea, VJT For the farmers of our land ; Science has lent to them her aid, And solved tho problem grand— HOW to carry under a burning aun, Our surplus stock of meat; And take it in a frozen state To England, fresh and sweet. NEIL M'FADDEN, the Dark Stout Man, Of Thirteen Royal Arcade, Hopes this will really open up A large increasing trade. BOOTS and Shoes will then be wanted, Which he is able to supply At his Glasgow and Londonderry Store, Where all should come and buy. BARGAINS can still be had at the Glasgow and Londonderry Store, where Neil M'Fadden, THE Dark Stout Man, is always selling on—not for one month only, nor yet for 40 days and 40 nights, but is at all times giving full value for ready caßh. A USTIN'S Digestive Bread is unj^JL c'oubtedly a specialty. AUSTIN'S Digestive Bread ia appreciated and highly recommended by the elite and most scientific of this city. AUSTIN'S Digestive Bread.—By requeht, and for tho convenience of patrons in the suburbs, AUSTIN'S Digestive Bread can be had from the following Agents:— AT D. Mason*, grocer, North Dunedin; J. Cameron's, grocer, Slain Road, South Dunedin; W. Stewart's, grocer, Caveraham. T> AUSTIN (late of Hillhead, Glas_rL» row), Varidte Baker, Purveyorof Busks, &c, corner of St. David and Great King streets. 19ju W'Tlkinson and keddie, 97 George street, Dunedin. KEROSENE Anucapnic Lamps — Large variety and newest patterns at lowest prices. O EGISTER Grates, Leamington, Star, XV and Mistress Ranges, and other Cooking Stoves. Also, . BUILDERS' Ironmongery. —Large assortment at lowest possible prices for cash. Also, to arrive __ EX Fontenaye, the celebrated Selfacting "Gem" Ranges. Brushware in large variety. ] ] ' PARTIES furnishing and building are respectfully invited to call and inspect our stock before purchasing elsewhere. WILKINSON AND KEDDIE, T T Ironmongers and Importers, Dunedin. 80my