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Otago Witness, Issue 2761, 13 February 1907, Page 91

DISSOLUTION SALE. Our Great Dissolution of Partnership Sale IS NOW IN FULL SWING. W" Everything must be Sold Regardless of Cost. ~Vty . MUST RAISE SUFFICIENT MONEY to pay out of the business Mr. DALLAS, who leaves fop England early in March. When we say we have to realise from £3000 to £4000 in such a short time, you can imagine what our prices will be. We cannot afford to consider the cost of goods at all, as we must have the cash at any price. No end-of-season Sale or other kind of Sale will compare with our DISSOLUTION SALE PRICES. In making- this announcement, we take the opportunity of thanking" our many Customers and the Public generally who have so liberally supported us during* the past four years, and trust that a continuance of their support will be retained, when they will find that only the Best Qualities, Newest Styles, and Most Up-to-Date Goods are to be had at the very Lowest Prices. The Business will in future be carried on by Mr. WATT, under the old firm's name of DALLAS & WATT 2T5 Ladies' BlOUSes Silk Hats and Bonnets — Worth up to 10/6 long sleeves — Dissolution prices, 6d, Colours. Although, these are every- Also a Job Purchase of 1560 yards Real in Muslin, Delaine, Voile, Sateen and n ..« Rch , No«r 1/11, 2/6, 2/11, and 3/6 . 9d, lOd, 1/-, and 1/3 rirt . m _ TA *& B°°** we MUST REALISE on Laces, in wide widths, worth from Flannelette— Were 6/11, 8/6, 10/6 Children a Coats & Pelisses in all materials 12 Dozen Ladies' Woven COMBINA- them— Dissolution prices, 3|d, 4sd, i/n to 2AI a yard— Dissolution Dissolution prices 2/9, 3/6,3/11 for Summer and Winter wear— Original TIONS, in white, pink, and natural— and ssd prices BJd, 10*1, 1/-, and 1/3 y ' prices of these were 8/11 to 17/6 Were 4/6; dissolution price, 2/6 ' Ladles' Dress SkiPtS. Dissolution prices 3/U, 4/11, 5/11, and 6/11 ! Beal Linen Embroidered Insertions, white Umß gS^~°^gZ^* m ' Underclothing. Usua% l^D^ut^TiV W * *J^ "T™ * °*7' Wy *"**"> Were *-*•" SkSS-Usua3v Si iftow 5/11 stable for summer or winter wear. Every Usually 15/6-Dissolution price! 7/11 Towels, Shirtings, . 6}d Skirte-Usually 12/6', 13^6 Now 7/6 »»rment turned out tor absolute sale Usually 18/6-Diasohrtion price, 10/6 Damask and Bed Quilts. Qt^ t lO rn worth to Skirts— UsnaUv 14/6, 15/6 Now 8/11 Beautifully Trimmed Longclotibi l*ight mm o«h«^«%« o «h«^«%« fitiir m A ««. Aa twhuAi we know we vnti. have to pay more _/*^ «"""«p»«f» SlSte-UsuaUy 17/61^6 Now 10/6 B Dresses-Now 3/6, 4/6, Ld 5/6 * HMlgme Sflfc HtoMWJ money for n«t season. Stilf, we are • 7*** Beautifully Made and Richly Trimmed Beautifully Trimmed Flannelette Night Usually 22/6— Diesolntion price, 12/6 turning them all out for cash to- _—__»__._____ _ _ Sfcwto, in Black Voiles, Cashmeres and _ Dresses— Now 2/11, 3/11, and 4/6 Hnndmd. of nmT^RPN'R PAMTmTf! Morrow. Our Dissolution prices will Tweeds at 12/6, 14/6, and 16/6 £*%? 0 ««^^ Hosiery, Eto. A feature of our Dissolution Sale will be %t wT"*^™ W W'> three tunes a. . Al^ there is a big ad^e « the great slaughter in Beautifully Trimmed Longclofch Knickem mncn> •*„*.«,« the P noe of HOSIERY, the whole of Cbn< S& e a£S a &n££ BseB ' " *° w 2/u> "* A Golden V®^ lty Buy -2T2SSJ ~ ?J22St.. z st °*:'°'"l l^J£: Hats and Bonnets 66 Do2?sn j^^, VESTS, in light, We have aB% Stock of Fast Colours, m and Ineertions-At 1/., 1/3, and 1/6 a Try our 2 pans for 1/U and 2/6— of which we have an immense stock. medium, and heavy makes, short ox Light ana Dark Blues and .Light dozen yards worth as much per pair. This is an exceptional chance fop oup Country Customers to receive double value for their money. When ordering* please quote price wanted, the value you can leave to us, as we are unable to mention many lines in this small space, but everything" is being: sold regardless of cost, and all country Orders will receive our careful attention, and be Promptly despatched by rail or post. Address Orders to DALLAS A WATT, " '

■ > Co llr^y^ "TF*^?^ 14 !! nM.r 1 l\^ By Up»to«Date N^ethocl^* wßHßplßltyl OTAGO DAILY TIMES Co., Ltd. i A RANGE OF DISTINCTION. Lower High Street, Dunedin. - The "ORION" is different from any other range on the market— differ - . ent in principle, in construction, in cooking and baking qualities. In .short, it's , , an "ORION." Did you ever hear of anyone discarding an "Orion" Range in favour of some other make ? Never! For the "Orion" invariably gives triJf i-SSSSS'JSSay I !*!* SL'w illustrated printing of every description a speciality. upset by some inferior make. A cooking range has more to do with domestic I happiness than is. generally supposed— so much depends upon the cooking! -fr t i 4* Get an " Orion "' and be happy. SOLD BY ALL IRONMONGERS. BILL-POSTING 2 mauk soi ely hv v The Company ape Proprietors of the Whole of the Bill- h H. E. SHACKLOCK, LTD., (V Posting Hoarding's in Dunedin and Suburbs. J SOUTH END FOUNDRY, DUNEDIN. r j=f^^ = - p Catalogues Po-t Free on application. ____ H____^ /yx^^^vs^ ~^SZ. — |p=Yy==J II

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