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destructor. The building has been practically completed with the exception of the floor. The chimney stack has reached a height of about 30ft, audits Ultimate height will bo 100 ft. i The hosier has been landed at Wanganui. p § It is very encouraging to be able to record a steady downward tendency in the prico_ of all imported goods. While in some instances this is not • altogether in favor of the trader, owing to highpriced stocks being on hand,''there is only one way to cope with the situation, <pid that is to cut the jprice and give the public the benefit. This is exemplified in the case of Prime’s, Ltd., who have just landed a shipment of, English white and blue enamelled ware at astounding prices, and have brought the price of all similar lines down to presentday values. One glance at their window will he sufficient to prove this. Splendid serviceable goods are displayed ther b at give-away prices* and, as stooks in all lines are now arriving bv every boat, Prime’s, Ltd., promises to he more popular than OT«r. Make Prime’e yomr