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Otago Witness, Issue 1500, 14 August 1880, Page 32

DRAPERY FORCED SALE I COMPLETELY OVERSTOCKED I the Result op LARGE IMPORTATIONS AND CONTINUED DEPRESSION. The Comparative stagnation in business which has now lasted so long compels traders to adopt unusual means to realise on Immense Stocks and turn them into Cash. THOMSON, STRANG, AND 00. Holding an exoessive stock of Valuable Drapery and Clothing, and finding it absolutely necesssary to REALISE, are now conducting a VERY SPECIAL PUBLIC SA&E," Which will be continued until a very large portion of the stock is disposed of. The prices at which Goods will be offered to Cash Buyers will be lower than on any previous occasion. REDUCTIONS VERY PATENT ON DRESS GOODS COSTUMES, MANTLES, SHAWLS, MILLINERY, HOSIERY, LACE GOODS, RIBBONS, SCARFS, SQUARES, BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, QUILTS, FLANNELS. CALICOES, MEN'S, BOYS', AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING., &c, AS CASH IS WANTED, AND STOCK MUST BE REALISED. THOMSON, STRANG, AND CO., PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. — ' THE ATTENTION OJP COUNTRY RESIDENTS IS DIRECTED TO TEE FACT TSAT'THE [PREMIER DRAPERY STOCK OF DUNEDIN" is held by] KIRKPATRICK, GLENDINBTG, & COPrinces Street, opposite the PostjJOffioe, BY every vessel (almost without exception) arriving rom Britain, IMMENSE CONSIGNMENTS are continually being reoeived by this firm, and at the present time their stock of t NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS is magnificent. Buying as they do from Manufacturers direct, in tho BEST AND CHEAPEST MARKETS OF THE WORLD. . KG. & CO. are in a position to sell, and in fact do sell, their goods] a | a UNUSUALLY LOW JTOURES. BLACK AND COLOURED SILKS from the most eminent manufacturers just landed, which for beauty of finish, and perfection of make, cannot be excelled. In the MILLINERY AND MANTLE departments are to be found laroe, choice AND ELEGANT displays of the latest fashions and novelties. Mantles and Jackets are made up, and Bonnets and Hats trimmed on the premises, with skill, taste, and good judgment by first-class artistes. All the neweßt FABRICS AND DESIGNS IN DRESS MATERIALS [selling at temptingly low prices. DRESS-MAKING carried on. This department is highly and deservedly popular with Ladies who desire thnir dresses to appear paultless in style and perfect in fit. LADIES UNDER-CLOTHING, HOSIERY, HABERDASHERY, RIBBONS, LAOES, AND FANCY GOODS, IN PROFUSION. Many extensive importations of MANCHESTER GOODS— carpets, floor-cloth/^ and mattings, have been lately received, all of which are the best value to bk OBTAINED FOR MONEY. KG. & CO'a., MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING departments are literally • crammed with shipments of new goods to hand, from Glasgow. London and other centres of the clothing trade. TWEEDS AND OLOTHS of almost all sizes and patterns. In the TAILORING DEPARTMENT orders for Suits, &c, are exeouted In suoh a manner as cannot fail to please the most fastidious. The following extract from a critical notice on the appearanoe of uniforms, lately made up in this department, is taken from the "Daily Times," of 7th November, 1879. "The manner in which Messrs Kirkpatrick, Glendining and Co., have completed their oontraot for these uniforms is another gratifying instance of the excellence to which our local manufactures oan be brought when legitimately encouraged." Patterns sent post free on application, customers may send orders per post with every confidence, as such orders wjll not only meet with prompt attention, but will be attended to with as much care, and charged at AS low prices, as it ouatomeM themselves were present. KIRKPATRICK, GLMDINING, AND CO, PRINCESSTREET. ' DUNEDIN.