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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7654, 30 August 1886, Page 3

Public Notices. jTO-ATEB. WATER, WATER. DAMAGED DRAPERY, From the Warehouse of Messrs SARGOOD, SON, and EWEN. LESLIE, LANE, DOBIE, and CO. ere early on the spot on Saturday morning, and quickly secured the pick of the bargains. )ADS UPON LOADS. TONS UPON TONS. DELIVERY STILL PROCEEDING. L. L. D. and Co. were large buyers of GREY and HITE CALICOES, FINLAY'S SHEETINGS, OANKETS, BEDCOVERS, TOWELS, BROWN OLLANDS, SILESIAS, PRINTS, BLUE SRGKS, BLACK CASHMERES, ITALIANS, OSIERY, MEN'S MERCERY, kc, kc, AND FOR TEN DAYS WILL OFFER THE WHOLE AT PRICES UNPARALLELED IN THE TRADE. It is not our rule to buy Damaged Goods, but the ninence of this atock warranted our securing for ir Patrons the best qualities of every Hue offered itablc for our trade. THE SALE WILL LAST FOR TEN DAYS ONLY. LADIES, COMB AT ONCE, ie Goods aro being marked so DESPERATELY HEAP that every line should go in the time .coined. LESLIE, LANE, DOBIE, and CO., Albert Buildings, opposite Post Ollice, Princes street, Dunedln. 23au r\AMAGED BY WATER. r\AMAGED BY WATER. MTOLLISON, DUTHIE, aud CO. l/K OLLISON, DUTHIE, aud CO. [TAVE Purchased A TREMENDOUS Lot o£ r1 OODS Damaged by Water in jr Store, • 3 3 ARGOOD'S Store, A ND for Seven Days IXTILL offer them to the Publio at EXTRAORDINARY Prices. %/jTOLLISON, DUTHIE, and CO yj OLLISON, DUTHIE, and CO. M 0 A L. COAL."' We have always given Weight. We will always give Weight. A Government Guarantee with each Load. No Increase in Price JAMES GIBSON and CO Vogel street, Dunedin. 22jy Business Announcements. Jash advertisements nnder thia head, not exoeeding sixteen words, will be oharged SIXPBNOB. PLOVER AND CO. DA DOZEN Scarves, assorted from damaged 5U cases, all sound and fresh, at Id to Is 6d. -rrrilY Pay More? J-\ AMAGED Scarves Given Away. WHY Buy cheap White Shirts, invoiced about 18s, and sold from 3s lid upwardß, when you :an purchase at GLOVER'S Gentlemen's White Shirts (Sargood's wholesale price 9s tid) for 5s tid ? GLOVER'S, 104 Princes street. [ 28au J. HAEDIE AND CO. STOCKTAKING SALE.—£I2,OOO Stock. Genuine Reduction in Prices. Clothing and Boots, all New Goods, amazingly Cheap.—J. Hardie and Co., 110 Princes atreet. STOCKTAKING SALB Boots and Clothing.— £12,000. Come early, and secure Bargains. Wonderfully low prices—J. Hardie and Co., 110 Princes street. STOCKTAKING SALE.—£I2,OOO. Boots and Clothing. New and seasonable goods. Immense Reduction in Prices.—J. HARDIO and CO., UO Princeß street. 15jy O. BILLS. __ PRIZE Langshans (both black and white), dark Brahmas, white Cochino. black Spauisn Houdans—all prizewinners.—Bills. NORWICH Canaries, Belgians, Cinnamons, Skylarks, Blackbirds, African grey Parrots, Blue Mountains, Rosellas, Gollars, Cockatoos.-Clias. Bills. BIRD Seed, German Paste, Bird Lime, Ferret Nets, Dog Muzzles (new patent), *■ Excelsior Rat Traps. WIRE Woven Spring Mattresses, any 6ize; Wire Netting, Oft wide. Ferrets bought. —C. BILLS, ltin George street. 12Jy A. MAKTINELLI. _____ TTMBRELLAS. UMBRELLAS. TTMBRELLAS Made to Order, Repaired, ReU covered. Best Workmanship and Material guaranteed. Large Stock to choose from. CUTLEUY ground. Glass and Cliinaware 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. Q. GBEEN. i~\ KEEN'S Sale—Ladies' High-leg' Elastics, 6s \JC lid—were 8s fid; Girls' ditto, 3a 6d—formerly Sstid; Children's, Ud. GREEN'S Sale. —Men's Balmoral Watertights (own make), 10s 6d -were 12s Bd; Boys', from 5s Ud; Copper-toe Lace-ups, 3s 6d. GREEN'S Sale—Ladles' Warm Slippers,2s 6c* - formerly 4s; Children's, ls Ud—were 2s 9d; Gentlemen's, 2s Ud—were 4s tid. GREEN'S Sale.—ladles' Evening Shoes-(heels) 4blid—splendid variety; Button and Lace-up Boots and Shoea, reduced prices. CHEAP Clearing Carnival for Few Days Only Everything Reduced. Must have Money.— J. G. GREEN. 37 George street. THE OTAGO WITNESS. T7INLARGED TO FORTY PAGES. The r\TAGO WITNESS TMPROVED in every Department. J ADIES'COLUMN, by ALICE, Author of "Fickle Jock," "Grandmother's Story," &c. TTEROINES of Fiction and Fact, QPECIAL Original Ladies' Article, by Alice. ■yr OURN NOT THE DEAD. CHALK," Original Ladies' Tale, by Alice, in addition to the former attractions ot this department. /"vUR LITTLE FOLKS, by D OT. 1* ETTERS from Little Folks. T7IAIRY TALE, by Dot. TTSE of the Blowpipe, by W. H. Wicks. mHE SON OF HIS FATHER, by Mrs Oliphant. f\HE OF THE FAMILY. A FORGOTTEN POETESS, by Hy. Laphani. iy USIC COLUMN. TJASSING Notes, by Civis, ■pASQUIN'S Theatrical Notes. QCALFAX'S "The Stage in Australia." "OEACON'S Sporting Notes. •■TkEMON'S Wheel Notcß. TTIORWARD'S Football Notes. j CLIP'S Cricket Notes. j XTTAKRIOR'S New South Wales Sporting. T> ATA'S Canterbury Sporting, JOINING. pABDEN NOTES. FARM and STATION, for which the Witness has attained a position reached by no other journal in the colony. mHB APIARY. mHE POULTRY YARD, kc, ic. QPARE naXF-HOURS, by Henry Lapham. * FORTNIGHT IN CHINA. pLEOPATRA'3 ASP. mHE LAKES OF KILLARNEY. /-I EORGE'S SAND. r\ RETNA GREEN and its Marriages. THE SKETCHER, Editor's Wallet, Scientific" Fun and Fancy, Multum in Parvo, Health Column, The Naturalist, Notes and Querieß, • and all the old attractions as ÜBual. TjTORTY PAGES. /-kTAGO WITNESS. mWO HUNDRED COLUMNS. /-kTAGO WITNESS, mHE OLDEST WEEKLY in the Colonies. rvTAGO WITNESS. miHHTY-SIXTH YEAH, /-\TAQG WITNESS.