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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 1, Issue 91, 16 December 1890, Page 3

highest Messrs Litchfield & Son price tor Gold, Silver, and Copper, Also for Farm and Dairy Produce, in exchange for Goods.

THE ASSIGNED STOCK OF JOHN HEYHOE & CO. THE NORTHERN CLOTHING & DRAPERY I3EING the Successful Tenderers for the above stock, consisting of nearly £S,OOO worth of Drapery, Closing, Millinery, &c., will hold one of the most Genuine Clearing Sales that has ever been held in Blenheim. Having bought the stock at nearly 50 per cent, under wholesa'e cost, the public can rely upon getting the very best value ev< r shown in Blenheim. The stock is perfectly New, and it consists of only First-class Goods. The following are a few of the many Bargains to be had at this Great iSale: — White and coloured quilts, 2s lid White calico, 2s Gd per doz. Linen damask, 1 |cl per yard Double width sheeting, Bgd per ya-d Heavy unbleached twill, 2yds wide, 7d per yard Glasgow shirtings, 3jfd per yard l icking, Gd per yard Tweeding, 9d per yard White and blue flannel, 9£d per yard New Zealand gray flannel, Is Id per yard. Red flannel. 7d per yard Hoi and, 4fd per yard Glass cloth, 4|d per yard Silesia, 3d per yard ' retonno, 4d per yard Pin fore muslins, 2,jd per yard A grand lot of washing prints, 2jd Towels from 2|d Lace curtains, 2s Gd Washing table covers, 2s Gd Carpets, Gd. Hearthrugs, Is 91. Forfar, Gd Linoleum Window bollands. 9d per yard Fresh dress stuffs, 2s lid do?, yards ; various shades A lot of other new dress goods at very low prices Winsey. 3d per yard Ladies' gloves, 11 kinds, Cd per pair ; (Jhilren s. 3d per pair Kid gloves, Gd per pair Women’s and Girls' stockings, from 4d per pair Cashmere goods, very best, Is Thousands of y rds of lace at Id per yard. Tremendous lot of ribbons, all tho leading shades, from 2d per yard. Handkerchiefs, Is per doz One hundred pieces embroidery from 2d per y rd Six hand orebiefs, really good ones, Cd Ladies' nm rellas, Is 6d to 3s CJ Driving gloves from Is 9J Men's inglots, Is Men's pants, Is ( Jd Men's flannels, 2a lid. Men's sox, knitted ones, Bid. Men's cotton sox, 4d Men's hats, black and coloured felt, from Is ltd Roys tweed hats, 9d Boys'Jersey suits, ]a 9d Boys' knicker suits, 2a lid Boys' 1 ng trouser suits, 9s Cd Men's suits from 15s A big lot of N. Z. tweed suits, £ss Men's trousers, very heavy, Is d N. Z. white flannel trousers, 9s Cd Moleskins, 4s 1 Id and upwards Men’s overcoats, 14s Men's trousers and vests, 8a lid Hundreds of men's ties, beautiful ones Sil dust coats, 9s lid, worth 18s Gd Men's working shirts, very strong, Is 3d Regatta shiris 2a Gd White shirts, the best 3s Gd Corsets, la per pair Ladies' skirts, Is 3 Id Ladies' underclothing from Is; some splendid goods Children's Ulsters 3s 3d A lot of Ladies’ summer Jackets, very cheap Sun Bonnets la 9d beautiful lot of flowers, from 21 Wings nd feathers, Cd A big lot of Trimmed Hats, beauties, from Is 9d Plush Caps, Is 4d, Collarettes 3d Ladies’ untrimmed straw Hals, at your own price Hundreds of lovely Aprons from Cd Pelisses 5s lid Fancy Vests is S m er tunics Is lid l adies' Mantles 11s Gd Plushes and velveteens just given away, The sale will be held in J. Heyhoe’s Sjioi-, Bear in mind that, aa we have only taken the shop for a short term, we are bound to get rid of the stock. To show that this Sale is a Genuine one, we will Hi fund the Money to anyone who is not satisfied with their purchases. The sale will continue lor one mohth. commencing on Saturday next in J. Heyhoe’s Shop. NOTICE. IP you want your Moat Good and a Cheap get it from H. A, Reader 1 Fresh Beef 2|d to 4d; Com Beef, the very best, 2Ad; Mutton, legs/ 3.1, quarters and joints, 2£d ; Pork, 4d; Lamb, hind-quarters, 2s 3d, fore-quarters, 2s. per cent, allowed on all accounts paid the following month; 10 per cent, charged on all accounts not paid within three months. JAMES & TUNNICLIFFE, COACHBUILDERS AND Veterinary Farriers, GROVE ROAD, BLENHEIM. WOOL 1 WOOL 1 WOOL ! fPHE Undersigned is a Cus.lt PurL clmstr of WOOL in any quantity. a n. w ls.

TENDERS are invited for No. 2 Refreshment Booth at the Sports to be held on New Year’s Day. Tenders to be sent into the Secratary by Wednesday, December 24. COUNTIES OF Marlborough AND SOUNDS. Notice of Application for a Slaughterhouse License under By-law 1, Section 2. ATOTICE is hereby given that *•' Alexander Maule, of Havelock, in the County of Marlborough, aforesaid, will, on the seventh day of January. 1891, make an application at the Road Board Office, Havelock, for a License for a Slaughterhouse, situated on Section 109, Havelock Suburban, in the said County, in accordance with the provisions of “ The Slaughterhouses Act, 1877.” with amendments, and the By-laws made thereunder. Dated this 6th day of December, 1890. Davis’ Vertical Leed Sewing Machines, which are far and away superior to all others, can be had on time payment of V. C. VENIMORE. fSJgt HAVELOCK BUTCHERY. IN COMMENCING THE NEW YeAR ALEX. MAULE Desires to express his sincere thanks to those who have favoured him with their patronage in the past, and wishes to intimate to his numerous customers that he intends, in the future, to give them the opportunity of buying, at the very lowest possible prices, the best Moat procurable for Cash, as the following quotations will show < Boiling beef, per lb ; corned, 3d ; roasting, 4d ; steak, 5d ; veal, 3|d and 4d ; sausages (mutton), 5d ; German sausages, Cd ; mutton (fore-quarter), 2d ; hind-quarter, 2|d ; joints, 3d ; chops, 4d; lamb, 3d ; pork, 4d ; sausages, (pork), 6d ; tripe, 6d. N.B. —Booking prices, same ns hitherto charged, with 2/-in the £ discount if paid by the 9th of the following month, and 10 per cent, charged on all overdue accounts. Clearing sale every Saturday Night front 7 till 10. ALEXANDER MAULE, Shipping and Family Batcher, Havelock NOTICEASeTTLENENT of ALE OUTSTANDING accounts is requested to save any unpleasantmss. N. ADAMS, BI a cks nm h, H a vel oek. TAPP BROTHERS, Renvviok A HE CASH Purchasers of Wool, Hides and Sheep-shins. Parcels or orders may be forwarded through A, Botch* i*,Havelock

A. B. Clark, Secretary. tenders: Tenders will be received up to Wednesday, December 24th, for right of Publican’s Booth at Sports on New Year’s Day. ALSO for Right of Games on New Year’s Day, Tenders must be sent in to Secretary by 24th December. A. B. Clark, Secretary. MEDICAL HALL. Nelson. NEXT MASiIIC HOTEL. James Boon, Proprietor, Wholesale and Retail Chemist and Druggist, has on hand a Complete Stock of Drugs and Druggists’ Sundries, Patent, Homoepat hie, and Herb.il Remedies. MI orders promptly attended to. Customers not known will kindly remit amount with order. Education Office, Blenheim, Dec. 4, 1890. Applications from _ female teachers, will ho received at the office up till MONDAY, the 12lh day of January, 1891, tor ti.e position of Mi.'lrers of the Kahuna School, at a salary of fSO a year, duties to commence immediately alur the Clirismag vacation. U, iV, iI.vUKTT,

to-nlqht. A MEETING of the Sports Committee, and all those interested in holding a regatta will bo held at the Commercial Hotel at 8 o’clock tonight to reconsider the epical ion of holding a regatta. The proposition to bo sn! milted t<> the rnoethg will he as to the advisnhloness of holding; a Pgutta at Havelock on the 20th,