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Southland Times, Issue 11655, 9 February 1891, Page 3

Drapers and Clothiers. ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING SALE J. D. McGRUER & CO. Beg to announce that their Second Annual Realismg 1 Sale is NOW On. Being heavily stocked in every Department, we must reduce our. btock this Month by ONE THOUSAND POUNDS STERLING. Our Prices must be the power to do it. Those who visited our last sale can bear witness to its Genuine Nature, and this time we are determined, by really Sweeping Reductions, to make it the Success it deserves, and further establish Our Good Name. Under are a few of the many lines : — Sunshades in White, Cream, and Beiges, all at 2s 6d each. Black Satin Sunshades lined with Uream, Cardinal, Black and Sky, all at 3s 9d each. BibbonS — We hold the largest stock in Southland. Fancy Plaid Ribbons, 3in. wide, reduced to 6d a yard ; Plush and Satin Ribbons, 3in wide, all colours, reduced to 6d a yard ; Watered Ribbon, 2^in wide, all colours, reduced to 6d a yard ; Lovely Silk Ribbon with Satiu Stripe, in all colours, 2£in wide, reduced to 4^d a yard; Sin wide, reduced to 7£d a yard ; 4in wide, reduced to 10£ d a yard. Gauze Ribbous in Fancy Stripes, reduced to 9d a yard ; Neck Ribbons in endles variety in Pink, Coral, Cream, White, Tuscan, Terra Cotta, Strawberry, from 3d to 6d a yard. Embroideries — 150 Pieces Swiss Embroideries, all new patterns, from HJto 7d per yard. This line was bought job and are worth from 3d to Is per yard. Ladies' Corset?, Hosiery, Umbrellas, and Underclothing, all at greatly reduced prices. Pinafores — Children's, Maids' and Ladies Pinafores in Fancy and Plain Muslin, Hollands and Fancy Stripes, all at one- third less than usual price. Bonnets — Children's Sun Bonnets, elaborately trimmed with Swiss work in White and Colours, one-third less than usual prices. CaYS — Ladies', Maids' and Girls' Tweed and Camel Hair Caps, all at 9d each ; Boys', Youths' and Men's Sailor Hats in White and Speckled with Fancy Bands, all at Is each Brass Stuffs — We hold the Largest Stock in Southland. Lot I—Special1 — Special Line of Check Dress Goods, suitable for School Dresses, was 9d, now 6d a yard. Lot 2 — Very Special Line " Ancona" Dress Stuff in Checks and Stripes, suitable for school or morning dresses, was Is, now 6|d per yard. Lot 3 — All Wool French Ferge in Browns, Myrtle, ;Peacock, Olive and Bronze, was Is Bd, now 9d per yard. A Desperate Bargain. Lot £ — AH Wool French Toule in Navy, Tabac, Browes, Myrtle and Bronze, was Is 9d, now Is. A Wonderful Bargain. Lot s—All5 — All Wool Snowflake Estamene Serge in Navy, Grenat, Marone, Claret, Myrtle, Brown and Bronze, was Is 9d, now Is per yard. A Bewildering Bargain. All Cotton Dress Goods from 20 to 25 percent, less than usual prices. Calicoes — Crewdson's Calico, No 2, will be sold at 4s 6d per dozen yards during the sale. PlannelS — The Well-known Roslyn Flannel will be sold during the sale at Is per yard. Blankets — The Wellington and Roelyn Blankets, full size for double beds, reduced to 22s 6d per pair. An uuusnal offer. Clothing — Unqualified Value in Boys', Youths', and Men's Clothing in English and Colonial Makes. fITSHOP EARLY IN THE DAY AND AVOID THE AFTERNOON CRUSH. J. D. MCGRUER & CO., CASH DRAPERS, CORNER OF DEE AND ESK STREETS.

Public Notices VTOTICK TO RABBITEBB A cart will ran between Woodlands and Wallacetown to receive rabbits on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, on and after 10th February. For terms and conditions apply to the undersigned. W. B. TAIT. Woodlands, 4th February, 1891. VI T L. MoG. WATSON, Barbistbb. and Solioitoe, WARD'S BUILDINGS, CRESCENT. f 2 THE SOUTHLAND MEAT PKE9EBVING COMPANY'S WOUKB at GAP BOAD will Beopen to receive Babbits on TUESDAY, the 10th February, 1891. Particulars can be had of the Manager, THOS; THOMPSON, Gap Road Works, Winton, 27th January, 1891. ja29 TT7AIHOPAI LICENSING DISrBICT AMENDED NOTICS. I hereby give notice to the ratepayers of this district that according to the Act of 1889, r« Election of Triennial Licensing Commites, the election of the Licensing Uommitte i for this district will be held in April, 1891, when a poll of the ratepayers nnder th« Loral Option clauses will also be taken. Specific notice as to date, dec, will be advertised in due time. I. VON. TTJNZSLMAHN, Beturning Officer Woodlands, 7th February, 1891. f 9 THE rjEYLON AND INDIAN TEA ASSOCIATION, LTD., DUNEDIN. KIOSK TEA. If you want a delicious and fragrant cup of Tea— the same as need at Ceylon Kiosk in Dunedio Exhibition — at half the cost of " Blends," try th« Ceylon and Indian Tea Association's brand. Trass Mark : INDIAN GIRL PICKING TEA LEAVES. MATHESON AND CO., AGSNTS, INVERCARGILL. f 7 THOROUGH OF INVERCARGILL ELECTION OF TWO RATEPAYERS AS MEMBERS OF THE BLUFF HARBOUR BOARD. The following Candidates have this day been duly nominated for the office of member of the Bluff Harbour Board— _ LEAVE, ROBERT MoLEAN, ANGUS ROCHE, DAVID WATBRSTON, WALTER SINCLAIR There being more than the reqnired number of candidates, fnrther proceedings Btand adjourned till MONDAY, 9TH FEBRUARY, 1891, when a poll will be taken at the Municipal Offices, Kelvin street, between the honrs of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. W. B. BCANDBETT, Returning Officer. Municipal Offices,