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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 843, 24 July 1879, Page 3

ARGUMENTATION. It matters not whether it is m regard to buying a pig, or electing a new member for the East Coast, having the town lit with gas, or borrowing £20,000 for the construction of a railway to Ormond, debate is sure to be called into requisition. Questions also which scarcely affect the individual and concern the general public very little, are discussed with wonderful pertinacity, and yet, strange to say, a most important one — " Where shall I buy my Clothing ?" Which affects every man, either m his appearance or his pocket, is too frequently lost sight of. . , Sound argument says GO TO WILLIAM ADAIR'S, Where your can buy Cheap and Seasonable Drapery, Clothing, Boots, & Shoes, At such prices which seldom occur at this season of the year, and is only under the special circumstances mentioned m another advertisement. WILLIAM ADAIR. H SHOP TO LET. mm fW IM* The Native Crisis, . fiL A /wH The Great Fire ' W&J *PP- %^~ The Rainy Weather, ) WT The Scarcity of Cash, V ALL COMBINE TO INDUCE WM. ADAIR TO Dispose of the Balance of his Salvage Stock ; also all his recent purchases for the present season, AT AN ALARMING REDUCTION ! previous to removal into HIS NEW WAREHOUSES. Every Sale I have held has been pronounced a success, because they were REAL AND NOT BOGUS! In their Character, and I fully believe the Public will, on this occasion, as heretofore, respond to my invitation. The whole of the Stock must be Sold, as it is the intention to OPEN THE NEW WAREHOUSE, with AN ENTIEE NEW STOCK, now on the way from England, advices of which have been received by the present mail. The Goods are all [i educed, and marked m Plain Figures with Eed Ink. A further reduction m the way of a CASH DISCOUNT of 2s. m the £, On all purchases of 20s. and upwards.