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Southland Times, 30 June 1885, Page 4

;; ;^ r r ■--- -•■;. ■- -■■ ■ - Public If otiqes : ••;■ :* . _:.:;,_;":! : CONTINUATION OF GREAT CLEARING SALE ; i: „ pASHDBAPE^S AI?D OLOTHI^BS, TAY STBBKT. v Thp .enormous success ot this Great Sale has induced us to contiflue our ''Sweeping Seductions? ? ■■. . .';,„"'■,.". '^> '.■ -■-■,','''^...f-\' : . . •"' '--■*" i FOR TWENTY^ONE PAYS ONLY! —^Ycto can Faye 35, PER CHJNT;,y6u Great Bale tb-'dayi'and?pr/the-njN>'^ departments at 36 PER; OBNT.cheaper than can be pouffht in the city, i ■,!..'...>; ..,','' ! f-M ' MiiiiiiivEßi?-! ' ' MiLiiiwiaißhir v- : i?nt,i.iiVEU\ r ! :.■; '■; i f 720 Ladies'SlackStraw 3ats willbeeoM at 4d.and 6d, call early j 120 trimmed hats will ; , be sold from Is 9d, 2?i 2s?d, 3s^up > to' 3os ; Flowers, Feathers, Pomppns, and Trimmings wilL be sold at half-price ; Ladies' Ulsters, splendid line, -sold at 7s lid, really Worth 13s 6d; call andiinspect Ladifce' Heavy Quilted' Skirts, 4s lid 7 ;f Ladies? Cpwets.great bargains } beautiful large size Fur Capes for 5s lid ; Jackets and'Mhritles will be sold at half-price— none ehonld .fail to visit. '" "' .'" ■ : <■■■■■ •- ; ■ • ; -.- --* . ■•■■•' ■■•■:■■.:■; ,-\v-u CJLOTIIIIVCr ! CI.OTIIIIVO ! CI^OXHIIVG J j ■^Inspection, invited at,. .McLeod ,Bro,6',.neW;Jßuit6, l^s 6d ; Men's Tweed Troußero,.;7B lid jMen's Mole Trousers, 6s 9d ,• Men's Waterproof Coats, Men's Overcoats, we will sell 35 per sent, cheaper than any in town. Boys' Suits, 4s 9d — splendid bargains, going fast ; Youths' Suits, heavy stock, will be soldi bargains ;, Men's; Hats, Is 9J, 2s, 2s 6d, 3s 6d to 10s^ beautiful stock ; 12 dozen Men's Hard Felt Hats, newest shapes, will be sold, 3s lld, ! 4s lid j 5s lid, inspection invited; Men's heavy-ribbed Drawers, 4s 6d to 5s 6d, sold elsewhere, 6s : 6d and 7s 6d ; Men's Gardigan : Jackets, Socks, Braces, Wincey arid Woollen Shirts, Ties; and Collars will be sold 35 per cent, cheaper than any in town, at McLeod Bros.'s Great Sale : . > iTIIIVCIIESTKK I»EIM,UTITIEi\ T T. One bale slightly damaged Blankets, worth 15s 6d, will be Bold at 7s lid per pair ; Mosglel, Roslyn, and Kaiapoi Blankets at mill prices ; white . and gray Calico, 2£d per yard j colored Bed QuiltSi 2s 6d and 2s lid, worth double; heavy all wool Flannel, B|d ; Mofgiel aud Bx>sljn Flannels at mill prices. ■-.■> '"' • ■" • "■ DRESS DEPARTMENT. -. . Ppuble- width Black Cashmere, 9£d, Is 3d, is 9d, half-price ; heavy wincey, 4£l, sjd, BJd, please inspect j splendid line in colored Velveteenp, ;2s ll^d, worth 4s per yard. We have very special bargains in black,. and gold Dress Buttons, *-i, Id, l^d, and 2d per dozen, going fast ; Ladies' Gloves, silk and , woollen Mits, Collarettes,' woollen Sqnaxes, will be cleared cheap. We have coming to hand within the next two weeks £700 worth sew goods, for which we have no room— hence this great clearance; M°LEQB BROTHERS, CASH DBAPEBS & iMPORTEKS, TAY.ST., INVSROABGILL,TAPANUI,& LONDON READMADE GLOTBI N0 V HERBERT, HAYNES AND GO. Invite intending purchasers to inspect, their aplendid stock of colonial made Clothing, consisting of Gentlemen's, Boys', and"x oaths' suits, of every description. Quality, Style, and Workmanship, have been maile a Specialty, and are unequalled in tfew Zealand. Qenia* Colonial Tweed Sac Suits I Gents' Fancy Scotch Tweed Suits Gents' West of England Tweed Suits f . Gents' Blue & Black Diagonal Coats & Tests Gents' Trousers and Tests in great variety of pattern. These are all the newest cot, and the fit equal to bespoke. Gentlemen's Waterproof Coats, . warranted thoroughly reliable. . . - .- : HERBERT, HAYNES AND CO. OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! J Warm Winter Overcoats to fit all ages. Boys' and Youths' Clothing. Every attention has been given to these and we assure our patrons that nothing but; the best wear resietiajj Tweeds . have been used: in their manufacture, Boys' Suits for School wear ; Boys' Norfolk Suits ; Boys' Patience, Suits 5 Boys' Jersey Suite, and many other now styles. WINTER UtfDERCLOTHINCi. Gentlemen will find that HERBERT, HASNE9 & CO.'S is the best House for Shirts, Under* shirts, Hats, Ties, Sdarf s, Woo Wined Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Braces, Cardigan Jackets, Umbrellas, fortttianteaux, Trunks, He. All prices same as Dnnedin. HERBERT, HAYNES AND CO., TAY STREET, INVEROARGILL-, & PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. 2 0 10 BOTTLES OF JONES' HONEY PECTOEAL WEBB SOLD LAST YEAR. One Thousand and Twenty-three Bottles were sold In the Year IS§2. Sixteen Hundred and Fifty-three Bottles were cold in the Year IS$3» Two Thousand and Ten Bottles were sold in the year 1834 TESTIMONIAL; PABSQNAGE, LONDBN STREET, DtJNEDiIt, MR E. B. .70NlSS-» DEAR Sib,--I ha^e much pleasure n testifying to the good our little Belwyn has r«. ceived from your excellent Honey Pectoral. When your remedy arrived the child was suffering from a dangerous and prolonged attack of bronchitis. She is now quite well, We have found the H.P. a capital preventative when, taken on thejjflrjt appearance of a cold* " A dose in time oaves nine, ; Many thanks for your prompt attention ,— Yours faithfully, 0, E, WABD. PUEE LIME JUICE, (From the London Chemist and bruggiat), " Enormous arrival of Lime Juice. — The Hilda which arrive j at this port oa Ohfistmftfi Eve, brought no less lhan 60,000 gallons from the Island of Montserratj all of which was consigned to Messrs Evans, Sons & Co., the sole consignees, making the unprecedented total for the year of over 18,000 gallons. This extraordinary quantity is doe to the demand fox our army in Kgypt, which is supplied daily with rations of Montserrst Lime Jnice, which, we understand, is the only Li mo Juice that meets tha requirements of the Government with egard to strength and quality," This Lime Juice, imported direct, is sold by E . B. JONES, CU22MIST Ax\l> BHUCfOIST, THE PHABMAOY, DEE STREET, LNVEBGARGILL. A. TAPIMER^ ~~ WHOLESALE TIMBER AND IRO^ [MERCHANT AND BUILDERS' IRONMONGER, TYJITJE S'TJBJBffiT, IU V JE3tt€ A BC3- I JL JL: BUILDING MATERIAL OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Lysagfit'g " Orb" c*a7vanised Iron. GALVAH2SBD2WIBB.NETTI*r<* _ GALVANISED STBEL BABJS WIRBJ „ . m . OORN BAOKB Fencing Wire Cement Paints, Oils Saws Staples Piaster Hematite Belting j£ n0 r a I'atba Tarnishea BeltLaee* Sheet Lead Lime Turpentine Files Ridging, Spouting Slates Paperhanginga Axel Doors, Saahsa Drain Pipes. Scrims Axe handles Locks, Hinge* Mrc BiicJ^ Pumps Pick Handles f* Ua Brass Foun-ity L. H. Shovels Engine Packing aooplron Soofiag Felt American StoVefl Air Bricks American Stores Kerosene: Flavel's Bangeß Machine Knives Every Be^cYiptioD 1 . of Sawmill Eequisitei 1 LABGE STOCK OF SEAs6ii<3D TIMBER ALWAYS ON HAND - • jagsn^" fob— boger's wood Forking machinery the paten^ (bo ot 8) Btbam boiler company TAUN I^ & HAYWABD " STAR " GAS WATER AND BIFAM XUBiS n POX & WHITE AMERICAN QBtfAN COMPANY BRAByyTBSSELATED-TILBS EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN INDENTS EXECUTED At 6 per ceot. Commission, including Ag9.nt. l 3 Commission; all 'goods purchased foJ cash I>fl«K STREET, lIVYBBCAReiitfV, DUKBDIN.ASHBE BTON, AND .. L 0 NG BUS Hi' « '. d o — — ; — ~ — ■" '1 >2 J-fH 02 i°S -^i^^^Bi^y §*§ V^ • j>^| B^ PUREST ROASTED COFFEE KNOWN * 1 |»g | §^lln.ftlMliJS OF LACEL.3.' v'NAMJS ON SVKRY PACKAOI, * %\i§9oijr '--JguiftJ am! g*nuifle Magfi lU#Bd 098fe. B*f»» MiilniUTWewgUJ, "