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J ___ Drapers. ___ IMPORTANT CHANGE. We beg to intimate that all our goods are now marked at strictly Wholesale Prices, and are sold for Prompt IVett Cash Only. This change has been tbe result of no sadden resolution. Ever since we disposed of oar Win ton and Gore busnesses,' where credit was to some extent unavoidable, the practicability of adopting WHOLESALE PRICKS and OASH PRINCIPLES has been considered and discussed by us in all its bearings, with the result that, after much anxious thought, we have decided to make the change. Credit has attained such an altogether unhealthy development in New Zealand, and thinking people eeethe evils arising from it so clearly, that we are encouraged by the hope that our effort to introduce an honester and healthier system of trade will receive the support of many, to mark their approval of the principle, irrespective of ths money saviag. In making the change we are however, well aware that the only way we can avoid making a wreck of our present large trade is by Selling Goods cheaper than any one has yet sold them, . and when we have no bad debts to provide for, no interest on capital locked up in the books to provide for, and where everything is bought forCASH in the best British and Continental markets (as is the case partly now, and will be wholly in future) we have no doubt of our ability to do it. To put the matter in a way which can be easily understood, wholesale prices mem selling: a suit for which we cow get GOs at 50a, a 4s 6d cashmere at 3s 9d, and a 30s blanket for 25a , and so oh throughout our entire stocks— a few leading lines, already sold at wholesale rates, excepted. This means a thorough revolution. We look forward to being repaid by a largely increased trade, no bad debts, no worry in collecting accounts, and the com* mand of our capital to buy for cash in the Home and Foreign markets. If it is borne in mind that our Goods have hitherto compared more than favourably with those at the best of our competitors, the advantages our NEW SYSTEM offers to buyers will be very p.pp&rent, CHOIUE CLOTHING FOR THE HOLIDAYS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. A second shipment of Mantle*, very choice and fashionable goods at Wholesale Prices New Millinery at Wholesale Prices CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND TOYS AT WHOLESALE PRICES THOMSON AMD BEATTIK THS EJLHIBITIOV.

Public Notices i^LIFTON — The Weekly Times may be V^ obtained every Friday morniug from Mr Harrnan Kingsland. ja6 DR DAL Z ELL, L.R.C.P. & S. Edinburgh, may be consulted at the Railway Hotel, Win ton di3l RATES Ratepayers are respectfully reminded that the rates for the current financial year are overdue. W. B. SCANDRETT, Town Clerk. 3rd January, 1886, ja3 WIN TON PUBLIC POUND. Impounded by Robert Patereon, Forest Hill, on January sth, 1887, ore red heifer, no brand, bit out of off ear ; one red and white heifer, no braud, bit out of off ear ; one red cow, no brand bit out of off ear If not claimed and expeiifes paid on or bffore 12 oVlock neon of Friday. 11th January, 1887, will be sold at tbe Pouni to defray expenses. JAME3 NISBET, a 7 Poundkeeper. LUMBDEN JOCKEY CLUB. NOMINATIONS. Persons intending to nominate horses for the forthcoming Lum^den Races to be run on Ist Febranry are reminded that nominations fcr the Flying,and Luinsden Ha- dicaps, Handicap Trot, and Ladies Purse Welter Handicap, must be in the hands of the Secretary not later than 8.30 p.m. on Tuesday, the 11th inst. In addition t-> Lhe nomination fee, the fee for qualification must bo enclosed, (rnembeis excepted) or the nomination will not be accepted. JAMES MARTIN. jai Secretary, L. J. C. PROFESSIONAL. MISS WAT MOUTH will be prepared to receive pupih on and after l'jth January, 1337, f0r instruction in Singing and. Pianoforte. Miss E. Waymouth will receive pupils for Drawing anl Painting in ah branches at the High Schools (for pupils at tending these Schools), or at her residence. In the latter cacthe quarter commences 19th January, 1887 "CHI.NGFORD," Don SrnE.iT, Invercabgill.- jas GREAT REDUCTIONS, . _ Owing to a chan.gein our business it is necessary to icduce our present heavy stock t to about oue half &.nd in order to 'lo ?o etVe-tuaUy, our!. Managers have instiuctions to make j HEAVY REDUCTIONS During the next few weeks. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. Great reductions in Men's Clothing Great inductions in Boys' Clothing Great Reductions in Shirts, etc. Greit lic.iuctious in Hats Just oicned a well a-?ovted st'>ek of M OSGIEL C L U T II I U G AT Til 13 Ntw Zealand Clothing Factory Dee Street Inv^rcabghll. MATAURA VALLEY POLKA THE POLKA OF T3E DAY. The most popular at Balis and JDances. Demand increasing. See Opinions ok tiik Pi: ess. " Should become a favourite at dancing partie?, the time being distinctly marked, the movement .simple andrythmical," — Southland Times. " The introductory march is spirited ; the dance lively and pleasing." — Southland News. "Commences with a pretty march, and should form a pleasing introduction to a ball programme." — Mataura Ensign. Price Is t'>d ; obtainable at all mu^ic sellers. d 7 THE T7IQUITABLK LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES. Xew Business for 1885, over ... £20,000,000 Assets, over 13,300,000 Why THE EQUITABLE is the best Company with which to Assure : — I. SAFETY. Its surplus is larger than that of any other Life Assurance Company. 11. PROMPT PAYMENTS. Of 1013 death claims paid in 1885, nearly one-half were paid the very day proofs were received ; while of the remainder the majority were paid within the following three days. 111. PROFIT. No other Company is paying on its policies as large profits as ur« .-bown uii'ler Thk Evuitabjjs's matured tontine policies with fifteen year periods IV. PROSPECTIVE ADVANTAGES. Tbe unexampled progress of The EfjuiTAUiiß in the past is the best guarantee of the increasing future value of its policies. DIRECTORS. (With Power to Issue Policies and Pay Claims): Sir Frederick Whitaker, K.O.M,G-., M.L.C. Hon. James Williamson, M.L,C Dr Logan Campbell. NOTICE. Mr W. J« SMITH has been appointed District Agentnfor nvercargill and Southland.

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Southland Times, Issue 9411, 8 January 1887, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Southland Times, Issue 9411, 8 January 1887, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Southland Times, Issue 9411, 8 January 1887, Page 3

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