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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7636, 9 August 1886, Page 3

Public Uotices. « # * * ** * * (P LEA RING SALE CLEARING SALE CLEARING SALB Previous to Stocktaking, WINTER AND DRAPERY CLOTHING, Now Going On at LESLIE, LANE, DOBIE, and CO.'S, ALBERT BUILDINGS, Princes street. immense stock. STARTLING REDUCTIONS. GENUINE BARGAINS. ** * * * X * THE GEEAT ANNUAL SALE At MOLLISON, DUTHIE, and OO.'S FOR 19 DAYS LONGER, Until wo Complete Stocktaking. THE WAREHOUSE CROWDED DAILY. MESSRS MOLLISON, DUTHIE, and CO. Take this opportunity of thanking their numerous Customers for their prompt response to their invitation to THIS POPULAR SALF, Of GOOD FAMILY DRAPERY AT GREATY REDUCED PRICES. Notwithstanding the number of Drapery Sales, it is really astonishing tj Bee the enormous quantity oE Goods sent out every day by us, and by which we observo that the Bargains we have offered are giriag much satisfaction. During the Next 10 Days we will offer still GREATER BARGAINS. MOLLISON, DUTHIE, and CO., 195 and 197 Geoege street, Dunedin. "P I A N O S. A number of Hopkinson's Superior DRAWING ROOM and PARLOUR PIANOS Just Opened. Beautifully designed Cases. Sweet Tone and Perfect Touch. Guaranteee for 10 years. PRICES from 45 GUINEAS. Terms to suit Purchasers. Good hardwearing PIANOS from £30—English make. OAKDEN and HOWELL, Peinces Street, Piano Makers, Tuners, and Importers. 28jy Business Announcements. Oaoh advertisements under thie heuj, not exceeding sixteen words, will be charged SIXPENCE. A. lIABTINELLI. TTMBEBLLAS. UMBRELLAS. TTMBRELLAS Made to Order, Repaired, ReU covered. Best Workmanship and Material guaranteed. Large Stock to choose from. CUTLEKY ground. Glass and Chinaware neatly Riveted. Very moderate Prices. Inspection Invited. Note Address: . AMARTINELLI, Direct Importer of all kinds a of Umbrella Materials, Frederick street, near George street. Oau J. HAEDIE AND CO. STOCKTAKING SALE.—£I2,OOO Stock.-Genuine O Reduction in Prices. Clothing and Boots, all New Goods, amazingly Cheap.—J. Hardie and Co., 110 Princes street. QTOOKTAKING SALE Boots and Clothing.— i 3 £12,000. Come early, and secure Bargains. Wonderfully low prices.—J. Hardie and Co., 110 Princes street. QTOCKTAKING SALE—£I2,OOO. Boots and O Clothing. New and seasonable goods. Immense Reduction in Prices.—J. HARDIO and CO., 110 Princes street. 15jy PB7OE. t AAft CASES ORANGES, from 8s case; JLViPv Sevilles, for Marmalade; Mandarins; Lemons, 12 Is ; Oranges, 20 Is.—Pryor. OOQ CASES APPLES, from 8s case; Apples, <J*JU 61b Is; Pines, Od each; Ginger, Bd.— Piyor. OAA PAIRS fresh Southland Rabbits, 9d to Is &X7\J pair; Fowls,4a; Ducks,Turkeys,Geese.— At Pryor's. SEEDS, New Seeds.—Cucumbers(choice varieties), Gem Pease, new Tomatoes, choice collection German Flower Seeds.—PßYOß. 25ju MBS GIM,. MRS GILL'S Clearing Sale of Winter Millinery Trimmed Hats and Bonnets at less than half price. mRIMMED Hats from ss,worthl2s 6d; Trimmed A Bomiets from 4s Od to 15s Od; Dress Caps from Is 6d. T ARGE assortment of Ladies' and Children's UnJU derclothing; Trimmed Chemies, Trimmed Knickers and Nightdresses from Is lid, LADIES' and Maids' Corsets from 2s lid, coloured Tie Bands from Is fid, Infants' Pelisses in great variety. TV/J"OURNINGMillinery of every desoriptiongreatly IVA Reduced. Large assortment of Mourning Hats and Bonnets from ss. - DRESSMAKING under Experienced Management. First-class work; good iit and style guaranteed.—MßS GILL, Princes street. 22jy T. G. OEEEN. GREEN'S Sale.-Ladies' High-leg Elastics, 5s IT lid—were 8s 6d; Girls' ditto, 3s 6d—formerly 5s 6d; Children's, lid. < _TIREEN'S Sale.—Men's Balmoral Watertights VT (own make), 10s 6d—were 12s 6d; Boyß', from 5s lid; Copper-toe Lace-ups, 3s 6d. /GREEN'S Sale.-Ladies'Warm Slippers, 2s 6d\T formerly 4s; Children's, Is lid—were 2s 9d; Gentlemen's, 2s lid—were 4s 6d. (~\ REEN'S Sale.—Ladies' Evening Shoes (heels) VT 4s6d—splendid variety; Button and Lace-up Boots and Shoes, reduced prices. _TaiEAP Clearing Carnival for Few Days Only \j Everything Reduced. Must have Money.— J. G. GRBEN, 37 George street. THE OTAOO WITNESS. T7INLARGED TO FORTY PAGES. The ill QTAGO WITNESS TMPROVED in every Department. J ADIES' COLUMN, by ALICE, Author of "Fickle Jock," "Grand.? mother's Story," &c. " TTAPPY HOMES," 11 QPECIAL Original Ladies' Article, by Alice. " /"^HALK," Original Ladies' Tale, by Alice, in \j addition to the former attractions of this department. ipvUR LITTLE FOLKS, by D OT. T ETTERS from Little Folks. JU TMIRY TALE, by Dot. Jf " T WAS GOING TO," by Dot. " mHE NEW BABY," by Dot. A TTSE of the Blowpipe, by W. H. Wicks. " THUOTSAM AND JETSAM," a Colonial Tale, by •BJiABIAN BELL, Author of " Stella," " After JC Long Years," " Jack," &c. Tyrusio column. IYA ■m/jj-UCH MORE SPACE is devoted to "OASQUIN'S Theatrical Notes. , QOALFAX'S " The Stage in Australia." ■DEACON'S Sporting Notes. TTvEMON'S Wheel Notes. ■JPORWARD'S Football Notes. QLIP'S Cricket Notes. TyARMOR'S New South Wales Sporting. _ "O ATA'S Canterbury Sporting, C\ ARDEN NOTES. It FARM and STATION, for which the Witness has attained a position reached by no other journal in tho colony. ' mHE POULTRY YARD, &c.,&c. A SPARE HALF-HOURS, by Henry Lapham. _ T>EARL PEN'S Holes fiom the Seat of GovernJL inent. nnHK SKSTCKIiR, Editor's Wallet, Scientific, A Fun and Fancy, Miiltum ill Parvo, Health Column, l'assiiif; Notes, Notes and Queries, i and all l.l:e old attractions .is usual. T^ORTY PAGES. r\TAGO WITNESS. riHWO HUNDRED COLUMNS. > A " jQTAGO WITNESS, mHE OLDEST WEEKLY la tho Colonies. /-VTAGO WITNESS. mHIRTY-SIXTII YEAR. rvTAQO WITNESS. 7 "