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Otago Witness, Issue 1858, 1 July 1887, Page 19

■> y ' iLat» Advertisements. ■ ItlOlililSOlV, IUJTSIIE, &, CO., 195 and 197 GEORGE STREET, Dunedin. GREAT ANNUAIi WINTER SAI^E. Commencing on FRIDAY, JULY 1. MOLLISON, DUTHIE, AND CO., with the revolving season, again announce to the Citizens of Dunedin, Suburbs and Country, and to all whom it may concern, that their • v -' ' GREAT ANNUAL CLEARING. SALE Commences on FRIDAY, JULY 1, When BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS 1 Are and will be the rule. ' Thi3 Sale— it is an acknowledged fact~has, ever since its introduction (now eight years), been growing in popularity in all parts of the country^as well as, in the City and Suburbs, and few (if, M any) are .more liberally and generally patronised. We refer to this in order that all our patrons may know that it is our determination to make this Sale parallel or even surpass all our previous Sales. Conditions of Sale : All Goods must be Paid for at time of purchase. This year our Attractions will be great. Hundreds of Pounds will be given away to the Public in WONDERFUL BARGAINS, which will, without doubt, stamp on the mind of every buyer the Jubilee Year of her Gracious Majesty the Queen as being the greatest year for Bargains ever known or heard of. FLANNELSAt Extraordinary Prices, and Wool still advancing. Yet flannels have never before been offered so cheap as at this Great Jubilee Sale, the reason being that before the advance in Wool we bought' very largely, and our, Stock must be reduced.— Welsh Flannels (White), Bid, md Is lid, Is 4W; Welsh Flannels (Scarlet), llfd, Is 2d, Is sd; Colonial Flannels (Shetland and White), 10|d, Is 2|d, Is ttd, Is 6|d; French Twill Fannel (in Light Blue only), Is o|d— worth 2s 3d. BLANKETS— . For anyone looking out for good Cheap Blankets, we consider this ' an opportunity that may never, occur again. We have a big stock well bought, and every pair worth 25 per cent, more than we are selling them at. Over 600 1 Pairs to select from. 25 Pair Blanketa slightly soiled. As no soiled goods are taken into stock, they must go 7s lid. Good English Blankets will be offered at this Sale. Double Bed, 12s 6d, 14s 6d 16s . 6d, 19s 6d, 21s 6d ; 150 Pairs sli g9tjjly damaged Kaiapoi Blankets (to be cleared) at 18s 9d— worth 28s 6d ; 50 Pairs Wellington Blankets (to be sold at less than Mill price), 25s— worth 37s 6d. SEE OUR VALUE IN SHIRTING. , QUILTSCotton Shirting, 6|d— worth 8-^ d. Union Shirtings, s|d 6|d, B£d, lO^d. Honeycomb Quilts, 4s 3d, 4s lid, 6s 3d. Toilet Quilts, 4s 6d, 6d 9d, 8s 6d, 10s 6d, 14s 6d, 18s. Coloured Quilts, 3s 3d 4s 3d. Diced QuUts, 8s 3d, 11s 6d. ■ JERSEYS- % 2000 Jerseys in Black and Colours (heavy Stock) ; must be reduced— from 2s lid up to 16s 6d. ' UNDERCLOTHING— We have again been successful in securing a Manufacturer's Stock of Samples of Ladies' Underclothing, and we have determined to give the public areal bene- ' fit by marking them at much under the \vmal prices.— Ladies' Trimmed Chemises, "from Is 6d; Ladies' Trimmed Nightdresses, from Is, 6d; Ladies' Camisoles» Is; Ladies' Trimmed Drawess» Is 3d. GREAT BARGAINS IN ' JWJBUrS CJLOTHIXG! X During this Sale we will continue the System of £5 PARCELS of DRAPERY introduced by us some years ago, which has proved a great success, a»d is much appreciated by Country Customers everywhere. {OF DRAPERY. OF CLOTHING. FOR FAMILIES. FOR LADIES. FOR CHILDREN. Assortments of Drapery may be Selected from this Bill, or otherwise, to the value of £5 or over.' If the goods prove to be other than represented, we will return the money on receipt of Goods. - All orders for these Parcels must be accompanied by Draft or P.O. Order. These Parcels will be forwarded to any Station on the line of Railway FREE OF CHARGE. All Orders, however smal), receive our besfc Attention. SEND FOR CATALOGUE AMD PRICE £IST. MOLLISON, DUTHIE, AND CO 195 & 19% GEQBGE STREET* DUNtfDIN. ;