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Opunake Times, Volume XXII, Issue 771, 8 September 1905, Page 3

GREAT DISSOLUTION SALE. * S our term of partnership will expire in a few weeks, we have decided to L offer the whole of our present large and varied stock of General Merchandise to the public of Opunake and district at COST PRICE and Under. This appears to us the simplest and most expeditious way in which to adjust partnership accounts. THE SALE COMMENCES ON THUKSDAY, SEPT. 7th, And will continue for FOUR WEEKS ONLY, During which time BIG BARGAINS will be th& order of the day. It will pay you to come a loug way to participate in this great moneysaving event. It is impossible for us to enumerate every article, but" we are in earnest when we state that everything in our establishment is substantially reduced. We give a few quotations. ■.

Colonial Mauds 18s 9d, now 103 6d 72-in grey twill sheeting 1/3, now ll£d Double bed size blankets 15/9 pair Tapestry carpet 1/11 yard Double width ticking 1/6 y;ird Grey colonial flannel lOd yard Navy „ „ i/H 36-in white clieese linen 6£d Art muslin, 88 in wide, s£d D.W. reversible cretonne 9 3,10 d, la Extra strong Granville shirting 7d, 8| Strong cotton drill, Is line, now 9^d 1 hearth rug 40s. reduced to 80s each 0 „ „ 28/6 „ 2ls „ - .. „ 16/9 „ 13s „ Window hollands 6d yard Linoleums and floorclots at low rales Mosgiel tweed for boys at 2s yard 40 doz women's hose, usual price 1/4 to 2/4, now at from Is fo 1? 9d 2 doz women's tan shades lace sandal hose 2/9 quality, reduced to 1/6 Girls' bose-in all sizes Ladies' cotton print underskirts 2/6 White embroidered underskirts 4/6 Black cloth underskirts 10s to clear 8 pieces costume cloths in darkshades usual price 2s and 2/3 ; this is a good strong Jine suitable for school wear ; to clear at 1/6 & 1/8 All wool Bradford made serges (new goods) reduced from 2/6 to 1/11 Silesia lining 3|d yard Prints, sateens, fancy muslins, hollands, black dress goods, corsets Velveteens will be cleared at prices lower than ever. We have some good quality in black velveteen Gladstone bags and portmanteaux at makers' prices Laces and embroideries in profusion GROCERIES. Our stock is large, and we will make special reductions to GASH purchasers during this dissolution sale. Now is the time to buy good standard lines in groceries at low prices. Pigmeal at 11/6 per sack. Crockeryware. GlassWare ana Enamelware. Dinner sot complete 52/6, red. to 42/6 „ „ „ 84s ~ 66/6 85s „ 67/6 Toilet sets, tets of jugs,odd jugs, cups and saucers, i leanding styles.

The Sale commences on THUESDAY, September 7, 1905. TREEBY OPUNAKE, CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS. CALL AND INSPECT SAMPLES', v Clover Seeds : Cow Grass, Red Clover, Alsike, White Clover, Trefoil, (Englisb), Trefoil (Colonial), Mustard, Timothy, Fine Grasses : Poa Pretensis, Poa Triualis, Poa Nemoralis, Chewiug'a Fescue, Meadow Fescue, Crested Dogstail, Meadow Foxtail. Rye and Cocksfoot : Poverty Bay Rye, Southland Rye, Italian Rye, Cocksfoot. Turnip, &c : Purple Top Mammoth Turnip, Sharp's Universal G. T. Turaip, Purple Top Yellow Aberdeen Turnip, Green Top Yellow Aberdeeu Turnip, Essex Rape, 1000-headed Kale, Sugar Beet. I GIVE DISCOUNT COUPONS. WHY? 10 enable my Cash Customers to receive discount on small purchases. One coupon given for each sixpence 3pent at my store. The Disco»nt Book holds 400 Coupons, which represents, when filled, £lO worth of good* bought. For each book filled I Grive a Sll> Box of Nelson Moate's Best O.Y.A. TEA, value lOs. STOCKS OF GROCERIES. ARE ALL FRESH AND UP TO DATE, SOLE AGENT FOR NELSON MOATE'S TEAS (best flavor and value on the market). IF YOU WANT YOUR CALVES TO LIVE through the winter feed them on COD 01 Jj, * ne cheapest and best to feed on, as it is a scientific fact that it builds up a constitution that will carry them through the following winter. iH "UTT'TVTnPV GENERAL SUPPLY STORL. Ij. XIxJjINXX, OPUNAKE.

A. D. Fielder, Plnmtoer and Tinsmith, EAHOTU & OPUNAKE. D.F. having taken over Mr J. l« B. Hodgson's Opunake business, is prepared to carry out orders for every description of plumbing and tinsmithing work. Eidging and Spouting, Corrugated Iron, Leadheaded Nails, Tankß, Chimneys, Coppers, and Furnace Frames. Dairy work a speciality. Terms : Cash. FOR SAX.E2; SITTINGS of purebred Pekin and KJ purebred Indian Runner Duck Eggs ; 5s per sitting. Apply C. Henty, Opunake.