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Southland Times, Issue 90124, 25 January 1886, Page 3

,_■', ' :: ■■.-■■ : ■ •'■;■ ; ; r ij^.;; W-- "v Pttblio : Notices .■' vyiii . ,■ L THE EXriIBITION. ■'■'- ■ ' >' v '■:. ' "- . :':l ':■■■ i*i'-. 's-.,-- . 'if' *■*.'s*s"'' ; ■•■ -<•■'• '^'■■■)^-i ' :".■•■■■"■■>,, i'^ip .•;£■.# fil 1 ; .. .■ ' f .'■■.•.■■■■ '■ WE BKG TO INTIMATE THA.T WS AEE NOW HOLDIMG A SUMMER OLBABING SALE, PREPARATORY TO OPENING OUR SHIPMENTS FOR THE WINTER TRADE. ; Our experience convinces us more ancj r'triore every year that iVis true business policy to clear all goods, regardless of cosf, .which' show a toe den cy to hang, or in which the fashion is constantly changing, rather than hold l thim over for another season. Following out this idea, we areoffering in every departmcnib'Bargains which cannot fail to attract buyerß. The gbodss we are" moist anxious to cell are offered at very tempting prices; but we offer attractive Bargains in i plain useful goods, Hkely to suit buyers, in 'every .'department.- ■ ; ; Those who have visited our former sales do not require to be told that our reductions: are genuine. We would ask those , who have cot tried us to give us a trial row, believing, tbat not only, yii'l they be glad of "the cbance of buying the specially reduced goods, but that the extenTjichatacter, and value of our Stocks will induce them to favour us with a portion of th ir ordinary trade. I ' ' ■■" . -WAKTIiBS." Mantles at ICOs reduced to 30s, 459, 555, and 79a. Mantles at higher apdlow«:ar prices similarly reduced. Great Bargains in childrens Dresses, Jackets, Ulster i, &c. : . . ■'■ :"; : v -Jii]Lifl[]VEßY. „>;r'---'- . Ladies Hats and Bonnets reduced to half and two thirds original prices. DRESSES. '* Quantities of useful Dress Goojds reduced .to half price and under. ■ ' CARPETS. 4 ' U -^V ; '■ ' Several patterns in. Best Brussels reduced to the price of Tapestry Oarpetß. Bargains id Table Cloths. A lot of Window Curtains at half price. CLOTHING. Mens thoroughly good EDgli*h and Scotch Tweed suits from 20a, to iOe. Boys Tweed suits similarly reduced. BARGAINS TOO VARIOUS TO PARTICULARIZE IN EVERT DEPARTMENT. THOMSON~&~BEATTIE. EVERYDAY. THE CALEDONIAN WAREHOUSE, CORNER OF DEE AND DON STREETS, MoLEOD MONSTER BROTHERS MoLEOD BROTHERS McLEOD EXTEAORDINAEY 1 SALE ! BBOTHEHS McLEOD BROTHERS MoLEOD k SAYISO ov 7 £x2o?h™ £ AND 1S 6D BROTHERS MoLEOD — BROTHERS MoLEOD Goods wiU bo ~g«tDMP«utely Low BROTHERS McLEOD — BROTHERS MoLEOD t . SBS omouLARS • . • BROTHERS McLEOD BROTHERS McLEOD U 6<l ia thG * »isco«nt. BROTHERS M :c L EOD BROTHERS, CALEDONIAN WAREHOUSE, DEB AND DON BTREETB.

DIRECT SHIPMENT OF SUMiER OOODS ! BX S.S. DOBIO, TONGABIBO, ARAWA, AND AORANQI. HEKBERT, HAYNES AND CO., Are now showing their direct shipment of MEW DRESS Oonßisting of the LATKBT NOVELTIES in ET&MINE CANVAS OLOTH, BHAOAM CANARD DE SOIS2, and sundry other new textures ; also, NEW SUMMER OASHMERiCS, in all the new shades. HERBERT, HAYiES AND CO,, Have openedgaisplendid variety of WashiDg Materials— SATEENS FANOST BTBIPED ZEPHYBS GALATEAB BROOHS ZEPHYRS OATMKAL CLOTHS SPOTTED ZKPHTBS COTTON OANVAS OLOTHS TUFTED ZEPHYBS PRINTED LAVANTINES) FINE PRINTED OBBTONNKS HERBJBTOKI., IlATlff Bti * CO. MANTLE AND MIT,LINBBY SHOW BOOM is crowded with NEW GOODSJ'selected from the best manufacturers, and purchased for cash. New Laces, New Bibbons, New Glores, and New Goods in all Departments, Mantles of Sicilian Silk, Mantles of Soleil Oloth, Jersey Braided Walking Jackets, Jersey Costumes, black and coloured. Jersey Bodices, Ulsters, Braided and Plain, Broche Silk Paletots, ' Brocbe Velvet Paletots, Long Paletots. Mary Anderson Jackets, Flannel Dressing Crowns and Jackets. Fancy Aprons, &c. &» DRESSMAKING and MILLINEHY executed in the very LATEST STYLES *t economical prices, Patterns free by Post and self- measurement charts sent to aay part of the colony HERBERT HAYNES, AND CO. DRAI'JSEa, CLOTHIERS* AND CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN Tay Street, Invercargill, and Princei street, Dunedin. BOOTH, MACDONALD AND CO., CARLYLE IMPLEMENT WOEKS, INVBRCABGILL AND OfIRISTOHUSOH, Are now offering all classes of Implements, &n,, at Greatly Reduced Prices. Tks Celebrated Carlyle Disc Harrows still take the lead) acknowledged by all to be far and away the best in the market. The Carlyle Double Furrow Ploughs, SECOND TO NONE for Strength, Durability, Quality of Work, Lightness of Draught, Economy of Wearing Parts, ice., made from best scrap forgings — patent shifting lever for front wheel. The^Oarlyle Ziz-Zag Harrows.the latest and greatest improvement before the public, requires "only five bolts in each leaf, each tine self locking. The Carlyle New Patent OhafEcutters (unexcelled) now selling cheaper than the imported machine. The Carlyle Portable Screw Press and Bagging Cbaflcut.tsr— Cut*, riddles, screens, and bags at one operation. Prices from £37 to £60, according to si_o, Tke.Carlyle Cambridge Field Rollers, all awes, at reduced prices, can be had with seed boxes and canisters. The Carlyle Horse Powers, from Ito _ horse. Have large solid main driving wheel, being stronger than the open armed wheel The Garlyle Threshing Machines, Simple, Substantial, Efficient and cheap ; suitable for 1 to 3 horse power The Carlyle Broadcast Sower, Simplest and, Strongest, having less gearing than any otheT machine of the kind ; specially suited for rough ground ; made in sizca from 13 to 22 feet wide. Farm Drays and Waggons, Spring Carts and Spring Drayn, Bone Mills, Stone Breakers, Oilcake Breakers, Corn Crushers, Turnip and Manure Drills, Horee Hoes, Drill Ploughs, Cheese Presses, Winnowers, Earth Bcoops, Iron Windmills, &c, &c. CATALOGUES FB_K ON APPLICATION. BOOTHS MACDONALD AND CO. WALTER GUTHRIE AND CO., DEE AND SPEY STREET, INVERCARGILL. . ENGLISH, CONTINENTAL & AMERICAN iMPORTEIRS. <g* WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MERCHANTS..® IRONMONGERY AND FURNITUREDOOB& AND SASHES, TUBS _•*_", BWM' l ) .K t \s'D GENSBAL WOODWABS SADDLERY* AND*' CROCKERY. The most varied and complete Stocks in Builders' and General Furnishing Ironmongery, Furniture, Timber, Wood ware, Saddlery, and Crockery to be seen in the colony. LOWEST a«JOTA1 > 10-_S GIVEN FOtl WHOI_£:SAI__BI auAiv-riTiEs. INDENTS EXECUTED ON THE MOST FAFOUBABLS TEEMS, NOTICE-TO ABGHITEOTS, BUILDERS CONTRACTORS, & taffißEß MERCHANTS. TUTIBEK, TIMBER, TIItIBER. The undersigned, having. purchaaed the entire cutting. of J. H. Dawson and Sons' and O. F. Dawson's Sawmills, for a term of two years, have opened large and commodious Tim* berYaids, behind the Garrison Hall, and adjoining their lion Yards, Spey and l_even Streets, Large and assorted Stocks of every kind of Native and Imported Timber, roughs nunnfaotared, will be kept in stock and .UNDEB OOVEB, The trade may now rely upon obtaining thoroughly seasoned timbers, and from the proximity of these Mills to the local market we shall b. able to quote LOWEST WHOLEBALK BAT KS. ~ ; >^ WJOyrER tPTHEIE AND CO,