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Otago Witness, Issue 1894, 9 March 1888, Page 4

Business Notices. DISSOLUTION. ■ ■ + , "' George St.) (George St. MESSRS DUTHIB BROS,, DRAPERS AND OUTFITTERS, GEORGE STEIET- (opposite Morris' Photographic Gallery), beg to announce to their old Customers and to the -Purchasing Public that on the Disso. lution of the late firm of MOLLISON, DUTHIE AN© CO. they aoquired the whole of the STOCK under suoh exceptional circumstances and , at suoh a Price as induces them to offer the same to -the -Public at Staggering Prices, enabling them^o distance all competitors. "Good wine needs no bush." Our STOCK is so well known to consist of- Clean, Fresh, New, and Desirable Goods, that it needs no further description. „•. We give solid value, and do not endeavour to triok the public by offering trashy refuse of several PICKED-OVER WAREHOUSE STOCKS at ILLUSORY PRICES. We have always dealt fairly with those who have dealt with us, and while we remain in business we purpose to do xrar best to maintain our high reputation, V-- ■■■; ■■^.If— •«»s*' O;--- '•• During the late Sale our prices were a surprise -to many ; bat we have bought well, and- in order to obtain the co-operation of the PubKc af our Great REALISING SALE, we we have remarked every article bo low that 1 pradticaily our Sale" will be a Gift Distribution. In a word, we sell FIRSTC&a26S' GOODS -(for we have no other) at the outfiog prices of-'low-ctesa stook, We have no '^defiire to injure the business of our Mlsw*to&deemen,lttit we are bound to get our moneyroufc'of-our Stook at-the earliest possible date, atftkthe only way of doing this is to adopt foe ?«an of ALL-ROUND RE« DUCTIONSi Wetk>aet:cu*one4ineandload up apotter. ; : WE GUT ALL ! to a ridiculously low figure. We respectfully invite all our old CustomewatKhtheir "Friends, and everyone else, to visit- our New Premises which WERE OPENED — ON— TBU*RSDAY, 9th FEBRUARY, Not necessarHyiio buy, but simply to VERIFY our statements. Weriave to apologise to our many friends and customers for our delay in opening. We are working day and night in onr new and commodious premises in order to open as soon as possible, but it takes lime to remark £10,000 worth of stock. '• In the arrangement of our new premises we have studied the convenience of the publk in every possible- particular, and we respectfully solicit a continuance of the favours that have been so liberally bestowed upon as during the many years we have been in business. Eaoh Department will be found replete with all the Latest Novelties, and under efficient Management. Mr Robert Duthie still continues in onr Clothing end Meroery Department. Mr Wilkie, onr well-known oufcter, In In charge of tho TAILORING DEPARTMENT, oud Infcstitifl to mako a SPOOIALTY of Boys' and Youths' Olo&ing wade to er«6?. GENEEAL (OPPOSITE MOERIS 7 PHOTOGRAPHIC GALTSKY), m $E@R§E ST. 178 *-A SaaiSee, arad not VSale,"