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Otago Witness, Issue 1341, 11 August 1877, Page 24

DRAPERS. ENTIRE SIOCK DAMAGED MORE OR JbESftVi BY THE - FALL OF THE . WAREHOUSE -j KIRKPITRICK, GLENDINING, AND CO. Head descriptive account in all the leading New Zealand and Australian newspaper!.' OOMPENSATIO N~~e"x~T RAORDINA RY, . CONSEQUENTLY J' BARGAINS UNPARALLELED Can now be had at the expense of those whom it may concern. UPWARDS OF £20,000 WORTH OF VALUABLE GOODS Under the peculiar circumstances of the accident musfc now be SACRIFICED TO THE GENERAL POBLIC, Who ultimately will become the gainers. The three leading features of the , MONSTER CHEAP CLEARING , SALE:- V , ; All Damaged Goods being sold considerably under manufacturers' charges. All Soiled Goods' little over half price. - All Perfect Goods quite a third,less than usual cost. „ ', c/ Consequently Things Rich and Rare at Unheard of Prices are no longer k dm-, ■ Wonder at this Favourite Establishment. , ... !!$. : The Black, and Coloured Silks, Irish Poplins and SUk Velvets ofKG. and C«.'a3 acknowledged to be the best imported into the Colony—during the present aale iur be', had from 30 to 50 per cent, below the usual quotations: I' , .-,= -/ Note.—Black Silks at the ridiculous price of 2a 6d per yard; Black and Coloured; Silk, v aivecs, oa oa per yard* . , , ;, „* • tv au L- •INTH.E"SH.O W■RO O M S • , ■'V~ L .'.V me destruction bemg greatest, everyone can safely look forward to getting ■ wonderful'Bargains. Examples :-Crushed Felt, Velvet, and Straw Hats, 6d j dusty #«lt, VelveV'l and {straw Hats, Is. Your choice of the best and perfect Hats for 2s.' .Magnificent Velvet Bonnets, from 10s; English Trimmed Hats, 6d; French Trimmed Hats, 3s: Ostnch Feathers, Is 6d; Fancy Wings, 4d.and lOd; Flowers, 2d andM: Scarfs, etc., at damaged prices. ■ - .-.j','<"fo .:* SOI LE D GOO D S - -, I.!// Now being cleared out at unparalleled prices. Ladies' and Childrens'- Underclothing from 30 to 50 per cent, less than the cost of making them. Examplea^Ladiea* Chemises, Is 6dand 2s 6d ; Petticoats, 2s 6d and 3s 6d. J^ampiea . . J*aies^ Also, at extraordinarily low rates, Soaed Blankets, Flannels, Crimeaus/eveWOaKoowJ' Linens Ticks, Curtains, Carpets, and Household Goods, only slightly soiled, must be cleared out at any cost. . \ • •_ j , •,"" " EICH AND *ABE ««£-.,..■, Especially Imitation and Real Sable Furs, Hosiery, and Fancy "Winter Ck»cK,~ T Note.—Costumes, 19s 9d; Ladies' Jackets, from 5s 6d j Ulsters, 6s 6d«; Qailted , ' * -Satin Petticoats, 20a. *.*!'' ALMOST A BOON TO PURCHASERS; „..,*, r. The very superior Stock of Men's and Boys' Clothing is now being given away4-^ L ' regardless of cost. , , .-■, UNOONDITIONA~CL~EARANCE SALE; 1 1 Being absolute, some of •;. Jj>\\ l 7 \ THE GREATEST BA R GINS Will be given in British, Colonial, and Dunedin Tweeds, Cloths, Ready-made """ Clothing, Trousers, Vests,sCoats, Overcoats, and Suits, , . ..) The lowest ever heard of in Dunedin. :. . -£ I Shirti, Pants, Socks, Ties, Scarfs, Collars, Umbrellas, Hats, Caps, prove one of J the most attractive features of the Sale. , KIRKPATRIGC GLENDCTINq, AND CQ. j j:,^ EXTRAORDINARY CLEARING PURdiAS^ 1 . OF. GENERAL DRAPER? AND CLOTHING, --"*-* BY THOMSON 8f RANG, AND CoU^ ifc< , r" , . z . •- 1 *~- v Now is the Time and Opportunity for Cheap Goods at .-.»_- THE OVTT, IN G WAREH OUS E, tfft Most of our Customers a^ aware that at this Season of " the year allthelarge leading Wholesale Houae», both at home and .abroad,-clear* out large parcels at almost any ■■' * * pride, to'make''room for Manufacturs' New Goeds. , - ''"'/; Thomson, Sir'ang,- and:TCo., have bought heavily at . , ■ fabulous reductions, an 3, as usual under auch circum- ' atancei, have placeT these purchases before their friends ,=j / and the public—branded with their motto, -. / i. 1 pj SMALL' PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS; ." „" , _.o. - .--\'";.- I 20 BALES-98 4d, 10a 4d, lla 4d, 12s 4d—WHITE ENGLISH BLANKETS, V 3< '• ' ■ . 1 25 per cent, under Usual Prices. - ■ *" - , t . - .1 .0 ■"""^ ■ 10 z^ mmmm^^mm^mm TALK OF THE CITY.^2 Yards Wide Bleached Twill Sheeting, Is 6d. ' TALK OF THE ClTY—Large Sized White Toilet Bed QuTlts, % 6d. TALK OF TBE CITY.-IOOQ Pairs Men's tweed Trousers, 7s 6d fe) 12s 6d. E^ Zl CITY.-500 Pairs ken's' Trousers andfTesfcs,'lo>-worth 255. TALK OF THE CITY.-200 Men's Good Winter Overcoats, 30a to 40s. ? TALK OF THE CITY.-5000Yards Newest Winter Drets Goods-half, price. • TALK OF THE CITY.—3COO Yards Mixed Winceys/from ojd to la 6d-rwor& 59 per oect, more. • ~~ r ~ •«.« ■..« ! r* • -'^ TALK OF THE CITY.-ThomsonrStran^,!and C 6.'s Black Silks, 3a 9d to-7s 6d. s TALK OF THE CITY.-Wool Clouds and Promenade Sctofa-leas than hal^price. TALK OF THE OlTY.—Ladies' Homespunfand'Tweed Ulste'ra, 7a 6d-aellin/TeWlaat. TALK. OF THE CITY.-Black SUk Costumes, Winter Dresa Cosumes-unler Engiikk - prices. ' \ ' \\. -f TALK OF THE ClTY.—Velvet Bonnets, 12s 6d; Trimmed Hats, 7s 6d : Felfc.'Haia. 1 3s 6d—See them., ' L■. 1* r TALK OF THE CITY.—SOO Ladies' Waterproof Tweed Mantles, 8a 6d—worth 20s ' TALK OF THE CITY.—7SO Braided Felt and Eider Down Skirts, 3s lid. . _ .; \ «&. WHEN IN TOWN, VISIT THE OUTTING WAREHOUSE. .'i >; All goods perfectly fresh and sound, and guaranteed good value.' l - 5 MILLINERY, DRESSMAKING, AND TAILORING ON THE PREMISES.; Orders Executed and Forwarded at Lowest City Rates. £30,000 WORTH OF STOCK TO SELECT FROM ! ..,'/'"' * THOMSON, STRANG, AJSfI) 00;, PRINCES STREET, (THE GUTTING) DUNEDIN.