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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7662, 22 June 1896, Page 2

Wholesale and Family Drapery Warehouse WILLIAM PETTIG BEGS to inform his Friends and he General Public that he has now formally taken over the business latoly carried on by PETTIE AND HARPER, As Drapers and Clothiers. In making this announcement, WILLIAM PETTIE wishes to take this opportunity of thanking all those who assisted by their patronage in making the late business such a pronounced success, and he trusts that the same generous favors will be extended to himself on his assuming the sole responsibility of tho business. WILLIAM PETTIE Has placed each Depirtment under a responsible head, the whole business to be under his own personal supervision, so that everything possible will be done to maintain and increase the confidence of the Public. TJie Whole Balance of Pettie and Harper's Stock (taken over at a big discount) WILL BE CLEARED REGARDLESS OF COST PRICE. NEW GOODS Are being Opened in all Departments (Fresh and Fashion ible), and will be sold at the Lowest Possible Rates of Profit. WILLIAM PETTIE Would direct special attention to a System of Discounts for CASH which he is adopting, which will place all those Customers who prefer paying Cash on a footing not second to any exclusive Cash Business in the Colony, AND ALSO WOULD announce to Heads of Families, Storekeepers and others wishing to purchase full pieces of any material, or large quantities of any article, will have WHOLESALE PRICES QUOTED, which cannot be beaten outside the Wholesale Commercial Centres of the Colony. \\r T* WOULD apologise to CusW .JC . tomers who may have been inconvenienced by the temporary disarrange mont of the business owing to the Dissolution of Partnership, but now everything is once more in full swing, the coast is clear, and the order is : " Full Speed. Ahead 1" WILLIAM PETTIE, WHOLESALE AND FAMILY DRAPER, ladstone Road, Giaborne New Zealand Clothing Factory. JUST ARRIVEDp'A BOYS' and Youths' Tweed tJ\ 1 Overcoats, deep capes (with and without sleeves) 50 Men's Twetd Overcoats, from 22/6 100 Waterproof Coats, deip capes (with and without sleeves), from 3o/---50 Oilskin Coats (riding and walking shapes) 50 Men's Heavy Fancy Serge Coats and Vests (very special value), 30/---100 pairs Men's Saddle Tweed Trousers (very special cut) •20 pairs Riding Breeches (leggings to match), 32/G Under Pants, Shirts, Cardigans, Rugs, Blankets, etc., etc. IMMENSE ASSORTMENT. ALL NEW. Boots! Boots! Boots! 100 pairs Men's Zealandia Winter Boots. OUR OWN SPKOIAL MAKE : 50 pairs Knpai Split Shooters (whole buck), 9/---100 pairs Bluchers (stout and strong), 4/11 50 pairs Heavy Watertights, 11/---1000 pairs Winter Socks for Boots (to fit all sizes), now giving away to 6.i per pair. COME EARLY FOR THE FIRST PRICE, New Zealand Clothing Factory. WHINRAY'S Furnishing Warehouse. [Established 1877.] IMPORTANT NOTICE. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. npHE ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE SOLD J. AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE. No REASONABLE Oitbk will bb Refused. Special Quotations for Cash. For largo orders, part cash taken ; balance can be arranged for. THE STOCK IS LARGE & REPLETE with almost every Household Requisito. To those Furnishing this offers a rare opportunity. THE BRICK & STONE WAREHOUSE, Workshop, and Store Rooms are TO LET or FOR HALE. A Bargain. All particulars from — J. WHINRAYN.B — Something worth repeating, by two gentlemen who are authorities iv their reBpi ctive branches — An engineer, reporting upon the warehouse : "It is probably th. best in Gibborne." A Wellington gentleman said : ' ' You inuke better furniture, Whinray, than they do iv Wellington." To those who kuow my make theßQ last twenty years thiß hardly needs repeating, but I ive it upon unbiased, authority.— J.W, 371