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Southland Times, Issue 4497, 8 December 1882, Page 4

r U".. IlB A jfi rUPt cY. ESTATE OP WILLIAM, BROWN, DRAPER, INVERCARGILL. > All accounts due to "this, estate must; be ,paid within 30 days'from date, to the undersigned, whose receipt will be sufficient ; other, will not be. recognised. PIfcKIEBT & CO. oc3l< " W. BROWN. " DBAPEBI. " '"" .: v m< (8Q BL,OWj x r **- i (b'f dust on our . corner)" x .WILIIAIEMbWK Is' still 1 alive in the same old place '*■ ' opposite the SonthlAnd Daily - ' f ' ' r New^, n DBK SxrißßT.^ "' '•[ '" ..' W. B. is now placed in the position [to dispose of the whole 1 of a , BANKRUPT .ESTAEE ! I DRAPERY AND '" CLOTHING At pwees which will defy eompotition, I not requiring ito mention prices ,of ' goods, but desixing the. public to come and judge, i or , themselves, No reasonable ofEer refused,, as the stock is a Urge one, and we wish to clear In good time. 5000 ™»*i 5000 OF SALVAGE DRESS AND OTHER GOODS, J. ETC., ETC,, ETC., t Which had been advertisea by William ""■ ' Brown previous to. his: failure.- 1 , , , I Abo,— _ t j > ( . Tlie wliQle, of jtbe ssaipmeat of , "CASES: SUMMER GOODS, Which; were to arrive, and have Veen taken ! : over by PINKIERT & CO. ; , Consisting of— Trecadora Cloth for dresses .French Beiees French Cashmerettes ■ Prints ,i Flannels/ Calicoes Hollands, Ticks > Bleached and Unbleached Tabling Winceys, Galatea Stripes Tweeds, Black Alpacas Black JBr ÜBBel Cords Black French Merino Blankets, Towelling, Sheeting Parasols, Umbrellas, Haberdashery Table Baizes 5 Ladies' and Children's Underclothing Hosiery, of every description Gloves, Handkerchiefs Braces; Belts Dress Buttons, large assortment Men's and Boys' Collars Men's and Boys' Clothing, THE SHOP WILL BE OPEN DAILY Fiom 8- a.m. till 9 p.m. We have arranged with the N.Z. Express Co. and the Waihopai Co. for the purpose of delivering parcels at any time, being more satisfactory to the public, and in order to avoid errors, and ensure ready dispatch, which could not be accomplished by small boys. The stock being a very large one, we have secured the services of Mr W. TODD, to hold Auction Sales on the premises once a week. EVERY ARTICLE WILL BE SOLD FOB CAS H O N L Y. NO ART UNION TICKETS, But FULL VALUE given in CASH DISCOUNT at the time^of purchase, W B~R~O W N, MANAGER WATERLOO HOUSE ESK STREET, OPPOSITE TIMES OFFICE. SMITH AND SMITH, DRAPERS, OUTFITTERS, DRESSMAKERS, MILLINERS, AND MANTLKMAKBBS. SMITH AND SMITH Do business entirely on their own account; Solicit a measure of patronage, SMITH AND SMITH Are not strangers in the district. SMITH AND SMITH The members of the firm are two. As junior partner, Miss Smith (during the past eight years with R. D. Yule & Co.) has charge of, and manages the Dress and Mantlemaking Departments, SMITH A\'D SMITH Miss Smiths' ability is well known. A lengthy experience in first-class English and French houses at home, enables her to take a leading position in : respect of artistic finish, style and fit. SMITH AND SMITH The second member of the firm, Mr W. F, Smith (late guard on the Southland Railways) has had large experience in the business before coming to the colonies, and his numerous friends throughout the district in paying a visit to the establishment of Smite 6 Smith. That he is equally at home in rnnning a store as in running ". specials." SMITH IS) SMITH Have watched the steady progress Invercar* gill has made during the past eight yearß. SMITH AND SMITH Must grow with its growth add'prosper in '<:■'■■ ; ;. its prosperity. .-. ■■■;■■■ SMITH AND SMITH Offer special advantages to Customers. The j stock is entirely new. It is replete: with ; -Seasonable Goods for the approach- ' ■'■■ ing Christmas-tide. Expenses ; ii: "'■ areat a minimum j therefore . .'<•■:.■• • only nominal profit is ; ''. - • -■■ required'. ■ ■ ■■■ ■■ ■ ■■• SMITH AND. SMITH; : Ask the public to accept this general invita- ! tion and favor them with '-'an early ■ ■ ' callto'testthe^aboveasser- • '''-■'■ ; — ■ : ■ - tions'. ■•- - ; " '-' | _, WJLTEt^O6