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Southland Times, Issue 2091, 24 March 1875, Page 1

Upapevy IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. NEW DRAPERY ESTABLI S HMENT, Dee street, InveboabgiUi (On the premises lately occupied by Hyams Brothers) oppositeJl. eodgees's new buildings.? -rvAVID EOCHE, (Op Aiho i,) Begs to inform his numerous friends, patrons, and the public in general, that he has opened a Drapery Establishment in Dee street, Invercargill, and is prepared to sell at PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION. Fndless varieties of LADLES' FANCY DEESS MATEBIiL FEENCH MEBINOS ALL WOOL PLAIDS WEffOEYS PEINTS (All fast color UNDEBCLOTHING HOSIEEY And FANCY GOODS, The Largest Assortment in town ot MEN'S, YOUTHS', AND BOY|S' CLOTHING-, Tee Latest Sttobs and Fashions, And most decidedly THE CHJKAfiiax sujuajx axt xo-ttxt. PUSHING THE TEADE. PROFESSOR TYNDALL, in his closing remarks at the late meeting of the British Association, said :— "ln the struggle for existence between truth and error, the law of the Universe is always to select the one, and always to cheok and stamp out the other." It is on this law that I rely for success in carrying out my various clothing schemes, and when Gentlemen purchase my £3 5s genuine Tweed Suits, I give simply a practioal illustration of its 1 working philosophy, which would be of no use— if not positively iniurious— could I not apply its teachings to the plain, practical, every day business of life. In this particular instance "truth" may quite reasonably be represented by the £3 5s genuine Tweed Suit, while " error " may be found in the excessive charges and long oredit system of other town clothiers. DAVID ROCHE, Draper and Clothier, Dee street, InveroarglU. INTIMATION. mHE undersigned has pleasure in J_ intimating that he intends shortly to open the premises lately occupied by Mair & Garven, with a NEW STOCK, suitable for the season, of DRAPERY, MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING, &c, &c, under the style or firm of "A. Mair & Co." ALEX. MAIR. IN connection with the above, we are glad to Bay that the moßt complete home arrangements have been made to ensure getting the right kind of Goods at the Lowest Price. Having secured the services of a FIRST-CLASS BUYER, thoroug--1 ly acquainted with the trade, who will personally select every article in the best market, and buying for CASH, none can do better. By this plan all intermediate profits will be avoided, and our customers will have the benefit. Our first shipments, bought as stated, are now at Port Chalmers, consisting of 29 CASES AND BALES Ex City of Dunedin. 1 8 CASES AND BALES, Ex Oamaru. These we expect in about ten days, and purpose opening as soon after arrival as possible, when we respectfully request an inspection. A. MAIR & CO. i Dee street, Invercargill, 26th Feb., 1875.