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Otago Witness, Issue 1343, 25 August 1877, Page 24

.DRAPERS; ""!--- - \\ £ :' 2jl??? ENTIRE SIOCK: D^SiAGED 1 MOilE FALL OF THE WAREHXjtTSg a KIRKPATMOE,; mMBINMGfi .. t ■ • . ; , ro-i—ii*: :-"'-' '•• v u.m.j wiocioq voT Read descriptive account ia all the leading New Zealand and -Australian 1 ' . - , , iMfs.;: , ■ ——o f"'•f"' ; '-f e% .ivm &}i .h.-Jj oi , . OOMP E,N O^.N] •> EXT-R A r O Ti R-D IiNHA^W^ *^H . ' • ': "',:'■• -• ;.i''l' -TOOIifSEQtWNTLY ; "«• *'J 'S"'' " " ''^r.^i^i h m £>/ti , ■. BA R G-A-I^.'S.-'i^N'P'A R A'^L-'L^B wW^ wl* Can now be had.at the expense of ,th:ose whom"it'my concert. fa^ca "^ .' UPWARDS OF £20,000 WORTH. OF g^|gS|j Under the peculiar circumstances: of. (the. accident /mustnofy'lyt^""^'-' io SACRIFICED TO/THE: GENERAL iPaßlilC,'. i«"^«'/l{« '' ■' Who ultimately will bedometne gainera; 1- :\'->^ ."-^^/V The three leading features of the" - Moff S TBR^. CHE A P CL B A^K t N.'S -„ s'a" L!f P,, rm All Damaged sold considerably' under;l^Wfjweurers/ charges. - , i c *~^t\ I MJlJ^Ued|Goods little over ha«. price. ,r ,-..., r „ • • All Perlect Goods quite, a third less than usual cost jJT"! ""' w* Consequently.Thingrßich and Rare at'U'nheawllof Prices are "ho lonaw m » Wpndcr^t this iFayounfe [ ' ",' r'^Z^t The Black and Colouredr&lks, IrishjPopUns and.Silk Velvets f of K,G^iand!&.V--NoTK—Black Silks at the ridiculous p>ice of 2« 6d per yard; Black and Oolewed Silk Velvets, 6s 3d per yard. -X\ .. -^ \ ' •- ' ..... „.w-. mi. • «_ -,- -„ I N TH E SHOW-ROOMS " Hi :>'r > lhe destruction being greatest, everyone can safely look forward to getting wonderful Bargains. Examples :—Crushed .Felt, Velvet, and Straw Hats, 6d'j dusty Felt, Velvet, and btrawHats, Is. Your tchoiee; of |he beat and .perfect Hats for; 2s.T-.Magnificent Velvet Bonnets, from 10s; English Trimmed Hats, 6dLFrenoh Trimmed fiata. 3sOstrich Feathers, Is 6d; Fancy Wings, 4d and iodrFlowers,'2d..and 59d;59d; Ribbons.' bcarfs, etc., at damaged prices." ! . . V" -_-..■ „. . » xr • , , soilF?"goods "t" t '':~^TT7Z Now being cleared out at unparalleled! prices. Ladies' and' Childrens'' Underclothing from 30 to 50 per cent, leas than th£ cost of making them. Examples •—Ladies" Chemises, la 6d and 2s 6d ; Petticoats, 2s 6d and 3s 6d. " , ' Also, at extraordinarily low rates," Soijed Blankets,' Flannels, CrimeausreWtfdali&lef Linens,-Ticks; Curtains, Carpets, and Household Goods, only. aliglitly v'Boiie^ r:muat be cleared out at any coat. |c • • • * ?■- * J -• ;-t .; r i Si "* RICH AND RARE BARGINSj IN JACKETS, ULSTERS/ SHAWL^, 1 COST[JMIS|,_AND DRESSES,-.. ' u 'L I EspeciaUy Imitation and Real Sable Furs, Hosiery,.and Fancy-WintersGopds. Note.—Costumes, 19s 9d; Ladies' Jackets, from 5s 6d j Ulsters^ 6d; Quilted Satin Petticoats, 20s. , ,- . , ALMOST A BOON TO PURCHASERS. •" The very superior Stock of Men's and Boys' Clothing is no'tp being giveri'kway— regardless of cost. ' "" ' •• ■*-'•*. Jo v UN C O^N D ITIO NAL J.GjiJe AR;.AN.C|E \::3:JU^i^^j^ Being absolute, some.of '-. <,-. ti >\ 'i?7i>iU t% THE. GREAiTEST BA R^G IN« S- ».«.i/.aio'l Will be given in British, Colonial,; and Dunedin.Tweeda, Cloths, Ready.nud* Clothing, Trousers, Vesta, jOoats, Overcoats; and-Siut»V,^|^^ _Thß;lowest,ever heard of in Dunlin,, ,\.""[ ."\'\y^ZZln Shirts, Pants, Socks, Ties, Scarfs, UmbreUas, Hats, Caps, prove oie^f^ • • - - theinaost attractiveifeatures,of ,the Sale. '" 'A 'I,'J^'l'^'fv KigKPATBiCK, gLSgiiiyq.i^^^^i ;EXTRAO^eiIS^RY CLMEINaii J?UEOHAfBS GENERAL^bRAPER? AND '"SbTHINa ■■■■ .r-T IH.pM.S!J)N,s| Sk&%^r^^B^^.., - •"-; c^,fe_ul|lSS-?\ y3>:ao f mhoi . , ,„ M Now |s the Time and Opportunity for Chei^G^i^llfg^^ ,-th : 6 :^M. 11| t „.. _.. JS^Jaost of 6Ur,Cijsfdmerß 'are aware thatjat this Season-Df— —— - ;- :':' ■" %yearaii^i w^ i^ Whojesale vH>^ B;^|o^ia^ ,1 '•-' „ \ out. large parcels, at anjbO r-s-iAtM , „ „ price, toPmake r9om [for Manufaoturs' •]^ew'?-'G&ods.< e>j^( '/KjJ(i'i' ■ i:-^/.,'-^"i^llr^V-^.'^Si^^^A*^ - iabulona reductions, and, as. usual übder.'such'.circum^t-i'! 1 „^j;i(-i stances, have placei thdse purchases bef^lhWfrimas^ o^; o?^'^^ and the.publio^br^Led with their mo^'.'-^.i^.^Vt s^ai "T4aU) •■ "'* SMALL P'ROFIT^ AND QUICETRETURNS/',.;.j;;.^lf*§J 1 20 BALES^9s '4d, 10a 46T, lls 4d,| 12a 4d—WHITE EN©LIStt.'?IANKBTS/i - • -.7.7 25 per cent under Usual Pncejj.j^^sn,^, 19V hud ad TALK OF THE CITY.42 Yards Wi4e Bleached Twill Sheeting, Is 6d. TALK OF THE CITY.-Large Sized White Toilet Bed Quilts, 7s 6d. TALK OF THE CITY.-^IOOO PairsTMen's Tweed(Trpusere, 7s6dtbl2s 6d. TALK OF THE CITY.^6OO Pairs Men's Trousers and Vests, ;is*^worfchi2sa. TALK OF THifi;CITY.^2OO Men'slGbod Winter.Ove'rcoato, 30s to;40s: S TALK OF THE CITY.-5000 Yards Neweat Winter Dress GowlWhalf-price. TALK OF THE CITY.-3COO Yards Mixed Winceya».ffom 6|d-to.ls^pd-jwprih 59 per ._ I '-. ' -■ ,!,-"-~?.±' 1 TALK OF THE ClTY.—Thomson, Strang, and Co^a Black Silks, 3a'M-to 7a 6d. TALK OF THE CITY.—WooI Clouda an^Promenade Scarfs^lewrthan fi^frtmce. TALK OF THE CITY/—Udies'Homespun and Tweed UJsfers, 7s i6dr^effini^X fast TALK OF THE ClTY.—Black Silk Costumes, Winter Dress •Cosuine«^uiis|r^pghah - i , * .prices. I .~.', i' '.'J', 1 ; <fTT TALK OF THE ClTY.—VelveCßonnfets,, 12a 6d; Trimmed Hats, 7s-6^.!ji^ Hats, / --3s 6d —See them. • , \ '"'.^"jljlf ' TALK OF THE CITY —SOO' Ladies' Waterproof Tweed Mantles, 8s ed-^worfcbJSOs^ TALK OF THE ClTY.—7soJßraided Felt and Eider -Down Skirts, 3s''-Ud-Sf^l^ *&. WHEN IN TOWN, VISIT THE CUTTING VaREHOUSII'*' 8 ' '"-',- » , :) „. -• 'J '. Xi A'J l I AU goods perfectly fresh and sound, and guaranteed good value; I\. MILLINERY, DRESSMAKING, AND TAILORING ON THE' PREMISES. Orders Executed and Forwarded at Lowest City Rates.,, '.WnHLU. £30,000 WORTH OF STOCK TO SELECT FROM ! THOMSON, STRANG, ANO ;ICQ., PRINCES STREET, (THE CUTTING) ,DTJ]Srßi>&^«!i"u»