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Otago Witness, Issue 2111, 9 August 1894, Page 44

Business Notices.

ANNUAL ol Übl AMNu oALt HIGH-CLASS JACKETS, MACINTOSH ES i S^^^^^ FURS, MANTLES, UMBRELLAS, CORSETS.UNDERCLOTHING.GLOVES, HOSIERY, &c, &c. at $$lMttiP \ When the whole of the valuable and freshly .afaw., MzzzSsfk^ imported Stock will be submitted to thy v^P^^^P^^^^^^^*%k publioat unheard«of Bargain Prices for thie /^^^^^ WwEffi^iwh .UpIfCTC 97 Heavy Serge Double' Wh i^^^^^Sßll V ffl UAbllE lOi breasted Jackets, with If iwm^Smfmi I l \M braided Capes— ÜBual price, 16s 9d ; sale W~' mm, /- ['<-'' Z&/fflti& *M4 J ffl price, 9s lid. Tbis is a smart well-fitting %, 'M m," < K^MB •- ? - •'■£ jacket, and is the^est value ever shown in $ ij^Xk': 4, "'t-''%i^mk '■' ~ "im 123 Ladies' Jackets, black and navy, in heavy f| htm^'V>NkW^W^'h^ Serge, Curl Cloth. Sealette, and Beaver Wl IMmMMmW' '"» Cloth, richly braided or trimmed with W> / F KH^^^f W, /", %\ real Furs—tformer prices, 22s ffd, 27s 6d, W,, v^fL Mmi&BSM W *&k Mb 6d, 395, and 455; marked down to W^. ' "^M^^^^m W?//%. J3B 6d,loaod,and27B 6d. W/A'~\ 37 ChUdren's Reefer Jackets and Maids' F^WWk V Ws,~>\ Ounl Cloth Jackets, with cape shoulders M?> t/ W/l-« \ —formerly, 4« 9d to 14s 6d ; marked down ffl/i ft J> 'iWmM\r%K \ to Ss lid up to 7s 9d. df/'f ir^Vl^mlliMk !> Jk Girls' Ulsters and Coats, all sizes. j/PCf W fyvMw4w>%> fashionable shapes— former prices, 12s 9d A&4- 'S^f/Nws"tWlft<Vk 20a ; Bale prices, 6s 6d to 15s. Ms?s §i wlw""^W/^fk P \\\ wjSBOA jßSffly MAPIMTfIQUCC T - ROSS ha « had J&PvSEKk BmBUl IflAuIN I UOliCOi the finest stock *^£<* IHHEhH BlM^Brf °^ Macintoshes this season at prices consider- *^ JHH mWsKr ably bolow any other shop in town. The result T^BbSAeUB^ has eon tbat an eQ ormous trade has been J^^SBSmmtK^T done in these popular and indispensable garHMIRV ments, and the Dalance can now be put before public at Gift Prices. Read this. V^KBHH^^HH 77 Ladies' Macin\^^^||^^H toshes (Pretty Patterns), &m&>> with fashionable doep nj^BS^. — allnewgoods — were 19a \*<i&s ; sale prices, 6s /Si&iiLt. m^^^^^g lid, 10s 6d, and 15s. ff^^^^K Ladie u Macintoshes, •£ raWJaSfcS^ sewed seams, stylish checks and stripes, or fl TOfflßsH 111 HI! IC The whole of the magnificent Plain navy, cardinal, AfSffl HH IlLUffEwji stock of Lined Gloves, with grey, and black, with IWH ntoaver Cmffs, have been marked down to three Capes, or one deep IBh .gtt Hf grift Special Clearing Sale Prices— 2s lid, 3s 6d. Cape with handsome /# tit WMgfa 3b lid, and 4s 6d. All the regular makes of frilled shoulder Cape— fIH : jfr mffiSßSm Kid Gloves— 3s lid, now Ss 6d ;4s lid, now "aval prices 255, 293, XX : mWaSk 4s 8d :5a 6d, now 4s lid ;*.6s 6d, now 5s lid. *>?i 3^9 to 60s ; sale °^ JK jMuj^ HVEIUKG GLOVES AT SALE PRICES P«"es 17s 6d, 21s. 27s < I mm W 6d, 35s to 40s. Thoao 1 Isi I AIIICC IIMDDCI IAC OvorSnnn Macintoshes are in sizes E ' M m^mSi LALJICO UmDnCLLAOI Over2ooo suitable for every variety I § ' (two thousand; to select from -were 2s lid, of figure and form. m flt TH 3SI now 2s 3d ; were 3a lid, now 2a lid : were 4s These prices may appear ta 1«£ % 3JB lid, now 3s 6d ; were 5s lid, now 4s 3d ; were ridiculous at first blush, Eof |8 -tlra M 6s lid, nOw 4s lid ; and all other prices up to but they are neverthe- 'c :S+ H Vaut jP 25a reduced in like proportion. less genuine. T. ROSS HI faf W yfi&Br Corsets, Underclothing, Sanitary Wool Singlets, has built up his business VWIM ? m W 3j3R Furs, Stoekingß, Skirts, Laces, Embroideries by carrying no goods *^H! «(£ m M^9^ Wool Shawls, Flannelettes, Towels, Flannels, that are subject to "^wWUIfIWW III ' 111 Table Covers, Calicoes, Cretonnes, Belts, change of fashion over from one season to Bags, Purses, and every article in the shop another, and it is only by lowering the prices reduced to Sale Prices for the month of July at that a thorough clearance can be effected. T"B^ f\ Oi Ol 9 d f DIRECT IMPORTER, W% I J^^l^ I^l 130 [Princes Street, and Hißh Street, Dunedin. • JfcVX^fcJU KJ t Write for Sale Price List. A REGAL BEVERAGE. Sumptuous was the regal banquet ; Prince and potentate and peer, Koyal Rajah, Persian Monarch, Indian Nabob from Cashmere ; Naval hero, military General, fresh from foreign clime. Bended o'er the groaning table Loaded with repast sublime. Once the Rajah raised his sceptre, Showed a slave his empty cup ; Speedily the slave refilled it, Oft the Rajah drank it up. Many were the anxious questions Touching on the drink that he Esteemed so highly — thus he answered : "Allah! Tis Spring Tea"