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Southland Times, Issue 3331, 22 February 1879, Page 4

Business Notices. THE GREAT SALE, ! s*~- THE GREAT SALE ! ! SPECIAL BARGAINS' ! MUST BE SOLD. MUST BE SOLD. I . . SEE OUR PRICES :-- --150 Dozen .Towels reduced to,4Ad 230 Dozen' Large Size, reduced "to 6d ; '. 125 Dozen Extra Large, .reduced to 8W 130 Large' Bed' Quilts, reduced to 6s 6~d 100 New Quilts, reduced to 7s 9d ■•: 200 Pairs Muslin .Long Curtains, reduced to 3s 9d • ' '- 1000 Yards Sheetings, reduced, to Is 900 „ reduced to 9|d 100 Pairs Blankets, reduced to 10s 6d 20 Pieces Carpet, reduced to 9£d '" 50 Dozen Toilet Sets, reduced to. Is ; 370 Yards New Cretonne Chintz, reduced, 1500 Yards New Dress / Materials, reduced to 3fd 2000 Yards Fancy Dress Material, reduced to sfd 1000 Yards Washing Dress Materials, reduced to 7id PRINTS ! PRINTS ! PRINTS ! PRINTS ! 3500 YARDS OF THE BEST ARTICLE MADE. Notice the extraordinary price reduced to 6£d : 7000 Yards of the New Tri aiming: — The Cheapest in the World. Notice lid yard, sold everywhere at lOd 150 Large Counterpanes, 4s lid Boxes and Boxes Silt Scarfs, 4Jd Shetland Towels Table Damask, Is 4fd yard Dinner Napkins, 4|d Damask Cloths, 2s ll|d ■■:■' . NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE! This cheap sale will only continue till the Ist March. Customers : are requested to keep" all their Bills for the next Ait Union. . WANTED KNOWN ! WANTED KNOWN ! WANTED NNOWN ! In consequence of the great rush of customers, and not haying sufficient room, we intend 'to open the large and commodious shop now occupied by Mr Mcßobie. PEICE & BULLEID-THE PEOPLE'S DEAPEE'S. ITiulei* tlte Ver»ii«lali. THE GREAT CHEAP CLEARING SALE! is STILL GOING ON THOMSON AND BEATTIE'S. This is not the old cleaving sale of eighteen months ago, but a new one. We begin a new one every Monday Morning. The cheap goods being cleared at present have just been received from the OAMARU, as we have more goods in the TARANAKI, WELLINGTON, and LYTTLETON. We do not anticipate that any of our cheap sales are likely to languish for want of the proper material to feed them. We think it is an improvement having a cheap sale all the time. We always give as near eighteenpence worth for a shilling as we can. We don't want to impose ourselves on the public as being actuated by pure philanthropy — but our buyer k ows his business so well and sends us such good value that we hope we will be able to make a little money - ourselves, and save a good; deal to our customers. NEW TWEEDS AND COATINGS AT THE i TAILOR'S SHOP, ' TAY STREET; THOMSON & BEATTIE, INVERCARGILL, WINTON, AND GORE. M p WILLIAM & KILPATRBDK, WHOLESALE AND EETAIL - i GROCERS, IRONMONGERS, CLOTHIERS, AND GENERAI,. STOREKEEPERS, GREAT NORTH ROAD, WINTON, Beg to announce they have opened as above, and wish to inform the' public of .Winton, and surrounding Districts that they intend selling at INVEKCAKGILL PK'ieES,' r being Direct Importers from the Home and ColouialMarkets. AN INSPECTIONISVI TED . FARMING IMPLEMENTS. HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN FOR GRAIN.Agent for Nicholson's Combined Keaper and Horse-Power for Chaff-cutter. ' AGENTS FOK THE NEW ZEALAND FIRE INSURANCE Ageutsjfor the Mutual Assoiatiou of Life Australasia,