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Southland Times, Issue 11593, 27 November 1890, Page 3

Drapers and Clothiers, There is a tide in the affairs of men Which taken at the flood leads on to fortune. THE TIDE In tho Qffniri of the EXHIBITION wne in taking the "NET PROMPT cash " obanoel and leaviDg tbe aboali and the nanowi of Credit, therein so ra&ay once good coaimeroials crafts lie atranded. When we set our sails for the new coarse all the pilots eri rl " there ia no water there to float anything but a little boat, yon will Dever get the EXHIBITION round the rlr«t bend, she draws a lot of water." She does draw a Jot of water but still d.fl9 do&u We have foand the water deep enough for us and the winds fiir jad -»ar ,»_ce conaorts — §uch of them as yet float — are hall down in the distdaee It ia patent that if goods can be bought for caah in Britain from first hands, and aold for cash here, that they can be sold at prices against which % any competition 18 hopeless, in caßee where goods are bought at second-hand and sold at oredit prices We are astonished at oarselves that we lacked the courage to carry out fiimly a Oaßb policy many years ago when there w«b more money in circulation. Any business is bound to grow year by year which is conducted on the Bound principles on which onra now is, because every year will make the fact of the unoenal qualiiy and value of the goods more widely known. When we introduced our Cash System we promised onr Cnstomers that " so soon as a larger turnover rendered smaller profits possible, smaller profits would be taken." This Season we have in accordance with this policy felt justified in reducing the pro t on inßny lines. Shopkeepern do not buy Calicoß, Shirtings, Sheetings, or Flannels from the whole sale cheaper by the piece fban we sell by th« yard. NOR FLOORCLOTHS, LINOLEUMS, NOR CARPETS. In READY-MADE CLOTHING and SHIRTS the same quality cannot be got at all elsewhere at any price. They are made by ourselves on the premises, and our first consideration is excellence in workmanship and trimmings, but even with this they are as cheap to look at as the usual slopped up article. In French and English DRESS GOODS we are an easy first. Nowhere else can you get dresses first class in material, fit, and finish for so little money. Again our motto is "Excellence." On our ORDER SUITS only first-class workmen are employed, the fit and finish please the most fastidious, and the prices agreeably surprise the most careful. We are determined if choice goods at low prices will do it to send our Showroom tride ahead with a boom. We have noticed that the first exclamation on seeing our NEW MILLINERY ia " bow pretty," and the second ou hearing the price ia " it must be low clbsb," but it is not low class, as the moat cursory examination con vinces everybody. The JACKETS and the MANTLES elicit similar remarks, but neither are (hey low : they are very choice goods. We mean business. THOMSON AND BEATTIE. TTISIftIfIS— PROMPT NET CASH. SUNSHADES, SUNSHADES. • HERBERT, HATNES & CO, w Having a heavy stock of SUNSHADES left over from last season, these we are determined to clear and \J2 j-H __*! have reduced them in many cases below cost ; thus J"H '*•-' enabling the customer to get a first-class Sunshade ,__s ?H . w ' \ — » for the price of a common one. _3?j P_J ££ 30 N.B. — We hope to have the above line only for r the next few days. SUNSHADES. SUNSHADES.

I'uhlic Notices AD. SUTHERLAND « Dke Stkekt, (Next Albion Hotel) Has op?ncd out a complete stock of Bilvermounted Pipes, Cn 1 ", Tobaccos of every brand Cigtu-P and C-.garcttes. Stationery of every description. School Book3, Ladies' Bags and Baskpts. Accordions, and all kinds of Fa.ncy Goods. B.;okf< on every snbjcct very cheap. All Colonial nncl Australian newspapers on eale or posted to any ;iddre=R. Kjshing licenses Hnpi-licd. Complete etock of Rods and Tackie Just Arrived. o4 FOR SCHOOL BOOKS. TO HORTICULTURISTS AND AMATEUR GARDENERS. PURE SULPHATE OF AMMONIA, Gd rer lb ; also, PATENT COM OUND MaNURE, a perfect Plant Food and Flower Producer, 6d t,er lb. One ounce to a gallon of water, applied twice a week, will give astonishing results. T > be obtained only from W. SHEFFIELD & CO., Tav St i' ■*■•"• " "' CHEAP SALE OF IROMIO.NGERI. THE UNDERS'GNED having decided to give up this branch of tceir RIVERTON bufiinesa have removed to their WAREHOUSE AT IKVERCABGILL Upwards of £2000 worth of Goods, consisting of emry cites of — Carre-i'ers', Black-mUhs', Engineers', and Fur niahing Ironmongery, Bedsteads, Cruets, Plated Ware, Cnttlery, Gun- (breech und muszie loadera , Tinware, Glassware, Earthenware &c, ifcc Which now occupy n la^ge ppace in their Warehouse, and to eiiect * epeedy clearance 10 make room for tho coming wool season ihey have decided to Clear all out at ones irrespective of COST! ■*-Ed invite all to call a?d see for themselves boforo making purchases. WIIITTIKGHA3I BROS & IXSTOXE nolo CIGARETTES THE BEST AND FINEST ON THE MARKET. ®T SMOKERS _£» ASK AND SEE YOU GET THEM. TO BE HAD EVERYWHERE, nolß QHARLES TAPPER COACH PAINTER, Has removed from Yarrow street to those commodious prer_i3?R next to Reid & Gray's, Dcettreet. 1 COACHES AND ALL KINDS OF VEHICLIS REPAIRED AND fiUPAINTED, At Pbices To Suit Everjone. aol