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Southland Times, Issue 9164, 13 March 1886, Page 4

■ '■"•/■;•■. . ' ,/. : ' Public Notices. i, THE EXHIBITION! AUTUMN AO_f INTEE 3 1886. We have pleasure in notifying the arrival of the bulk of onr direct •hipmenti for the Winter Trade/inoltiding the newest and most fashionable goods for the different Department, As a whole the shipments are djb example of painstaking, shrewd, and judicious buying. Every line is bought from the best source, and many of the goods are unmistakably below current English prices. When we mention that during the last twelve months we have had goods from one huadred and three different British and Continental Warehousemen and Manufacturers (manufacturers chiefly), it is a proof that no pains is spared in getting everything from the fountain head. It is a maxim with us that only by the best buying can any firm hope to hold their own j if goods are badly bought, they either are sold without a working profit, and shipwreck follows, or they are sold with a working profit, and the public discovet they are dear, and the trade vanishes. Our object has been and is to buy goods so cheap that nobody else can buy them aa y cheaper. Hoping in thia way to not only get a sufficient profit to keep the concern going, but also give our customers unmistakable, value. WE PROPOSE MAKINgToUR SEASON'S SHOW ON THURSDAY, 18™ MARCH, 1886. AND FOLLOWING DAYS. The show will aa usual be made upstairs, and as arranged any lady can see almost at a glance the current styles in Dress Materials and Trimmings, Millinery and Millinery Requisites, Mantles, Ulsters, &©. Goods are on hand and on sale now, but we keep back our usual show a little so as to allow the harvest to be more advanced, and give such of onr country friends as wish it an opportunity of seeing a display which is looked forward to by many as the event of the season, THOMSON~& BEATTIE. NEW WINTER DEAPERY & CLOTHING. ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS. ~~ ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS. ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS. ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS. WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT SALE PRICED AT SALE PRICES. AT SALE PRICES. AT SALE PRICES. FO» A FEW JJA.IW I^OM ©15 J» ! Owing to alterations and building of verandah we will continue our sales for a Few Days Longer, and will place the New Goods already to hand before the public at MONSTER SALE PRICKS MONSTER 8 1LE PRICES MONSTER SALE FRIGES Exceptional value in New Winter Goods which we will sell at astonishing prices. Very special value in Men's Kaipoia Suits. Very special value in Boys and Youthe Kaipoia Suits. Very special value in Men's, Youths, and Boys Overcoats. Exceptional value in Colonial Blankets and Flannels, Scotch and English Blankets and Flannels, Sheeting and Towelling, at EXCEPTIONAL MONSTER SAI,E PRICES I Maatlo and Millinery of the newest description in all the leading shades at MONSTER EXTRAORDINARY SALE PRICES. All should lecare value of these exceptional bargains, procurable for the nest few daya.g wWe guarantee a saving of 7s Ocl in the <£, and a Cash Discount. M°L E0 D BROTHERS, CALEDONIAN WABEHOUSE, DEE AND DON.STRBETS. piT.Y OUTFITTING EMPORIUM Mf LEWIS AND CD HAT>6> HA ~?s. hats. if» LEffiV MUM |0 111 JUgT LANDED? A £^ GE ASSORTMENT OF THE LATEST FASHIONS In Black, Brown, Fawn and Drab Hard Fel Hats, Gents' Silk and Drab Shell Hats of Hwa extra quality, Soft Felt Hats in all newest shades, fxench pocket felta in black, brown, and drab, best qualityj Gents' and Youthe'i straw and cabbage tree C_ hata; tweed hata I ij IN \LLL THE LATEST STYLES. Just arrived, direct from London, a large assort" ment of Gents' White, Regatta, and Oxford Shirta, of extra quality, made expressly for tho City Outfitting Emporium j Genta' Uotton and MSAN9 Merino Shirts, with panta to match: Gents' half-hose, in great variety: Gents' Braces, Bolta.GoUars. Ties, Scarves, Gloves, and Silk . Handkerchiefs, the largest atock in town and at prlceß which DEFY COMPETITION, C/AJBEI^irXSiX Our motto toing " Terms Cash, and No AbataNote thh Addesss— CITY OUTFITTING EMPORIUM, BOSS AKD MeNAMARA, * laBA.BHBn !^b» a B«£tlMfc*a HATTBSRB, GIiOVEHS, HOSIERS, MSROHES, AXD IMPORTED DRaPIRY »«™«n* o™™* BIT! I Vlllhw »■«*■»■ £»■«■ Uog street— Nearly opposite Don Street, ln vercargilk dl NOW ON VIEW. „: ■„■■,:■■,..■■._ „ „_ d. i. a OHOIOB NEW MILLINEBt. ~ THE BH/iPER? AND IMPORTING CO9IPANIT IMPORTED HATH of NSW ZEALAND (LIMITED). XM2QBTBD BONNETS i BIS m w showing the most Extensive jrj^ Stock in the colony of — NEW OURL DRSBS STUFFS D * APBRY 'oTJßitfa CARPETS, NEW OUSL ULSTEBINfM, BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, AND GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING, AH Goods at Strictly WiaolcTHE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASOff . sale Waiel^ OBe JPrices jgg- TERMS— PROMPr NET OASH J& ~~~ Tho D. 1. 0. have no Country Branches. WAREHOUSES ■ Only at High street, Dunedin, and Cashel " Btreel", Chrißtchurch, YOU WILL FIND IT All letter orders addressed to the Manager, D. I. C, High Bireet, Duoedin, will receive prompt and careful attention. I P. La ING, Manager. AT B. HALLENSTEIN, Chairman of Directors, n8 W • Lh vl 10 65 uVi & ~ — — — — — — — - 7 T HE IHJKEDIX* CARDBQAKD *> BOS FACTORY. IHOMAS J. TRIAC3T ... Pbopbistob . Great King: Street, (next to Kincaid »ad DXI STREET, INVSBOAISGILL, «17 McQueea), Dunedin, HAT, BQNNSTI, AND MUFF BOXKS. €%&&i»t«' l JewsUsrs', and Drapers' Stock ; i BOXSI, i 1 Ws&Siag Cfefee Boxsf, witfe Bibbon gttßS&fd.