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Southland Times, Issue 11673, 2 March 1891, Page 4

Drapers and Clothiers. ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING SALE J. D. McGRUER & CO. Beg to announce that their Second Annual Realising Sale is Now On. Being heavily stocked in every Department, we must mince our ritock this Month by uNE THOUBAM) POUNDS ISTtRLIJNG. 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 : — Sunsh&d€3 in White, Cream, and Beiges, all at 2g 6d each. Black Satin Sunshades lined with Oream, Cardinal, Black and -""ky, all at 3s 9d each. BlbbonS — We hold the largest stock in Southland. Fancy Plaid Ribbons, Sin. wide, reduced to 6d a yard ; Plush arid fatin Ribbons, 3in wide, all colours, reduced to 6d a yard ; Watered Ribbon, 2^in ide, all colours, reduced to 6d a yard ; Lovely f*ilk Ribbon with Satin Stripe, in all colours, 2^in wide, reduced to 4^d a yard ; Sin wide, reduced to 7^d a yard ; 4in wide, redaced to 10^d a yard. Gauze Ribbons in Fancy >tripes, reduced to 9d a yard ; Neck Ribbons in endles variety in Pink, Coral, Cream, White, Tu3cau, Terra Cotta, Strawberry, from 3d to 6d a yard. SmlsroidsriSS — I^o Pieces Swiss Embroideries, all new patterns, from l£d to 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. ?i&&for6S — Children's, Maids' and Ladies Pinafores in Fancy and Plain Muslin, Hollands aud Fancy Stripes, all at one- third less than usual price. BO&&etS — Children's Sun Bonnets, elaborately trimmed with Swiss work in White and Colours, one-third less than usual prices. Caps — Ladies', Maids' and Girls' Tweed an ) Camel Hair Caps, all at 9d each; Boy/, Youths' and Men's Sbilor Hats in White and Speckled with Fancy Bands, all at Is each Eress Stuffs— We hold the Largest Stock in Southland. Lot I—Special1 — Special Line of Check Dresß 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, waa Is, now 6|d per yard. Lot 3 — All Wool French Serge in Browns, Myrtle, Peacock, Olive and Bronze, was Is 3d, now 9d per yard. A Desperate Bargain. Lot 4 — Al l Wool French Toule in Navy, Tabac, Browas, Myrtle and Bronze, was Is 9d, now Is. A Wonderful ! Bargain. Lot s—All5 — All Wool Fnowflake 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 cold at 4s 6d per dozen yards during the sale. Flan&els — The Well-kuown Roslyn Flannel will be sold duriDg the sale at Is per yard. Blankets — The Wellington and Roelyn Blankets, full size for doable beds, redaced to 22s 6d per pair. An au usual offer. Clothing — Unqualißed Value in Boys', Youths', and Men's Clothing in English and Colonial Makes, (£- SHOP EARLY IN THE DAY AND AVOID THE AFTERNOON CRUSH. J. D. McGRUER & CO., CASH DRAPERS, CORNER OF DEE AND ESK STREETS. Business Notices. ___^ WHITTIMHAM BROS. & INSTONE, MERCHANTS AND IMPORTBES. Established 1863.] I^VERCARGrILL. [Established 1863] AGENTS FOR~~AND ON HAND— WHISKIES— OW Gaelic and Special Reserve f SOCZ — Erbtcher, Narsteiner, and Radesheimer in Black Smuggler Bottle , -,_—,_,-«,_,_ Tr _. . . , John Jamieson and others I SITTESS-Hop, Angostura, Quinine, and Orange BBANDIES-Denis Mounie, Bulk and Ca 9 e AUSTRALIAN WINES-Tokay, Constant, VerCourvoisier do do, Homer and Engrand dl^o, Frontignac, Reisling, in case and bulk Freres in bulk, and all other leading brands BURGUNDY, Curagoa, and Cordials GIN— J.D.K.Z., Old Tom, Gilbey's 0.E., unsweetened WATERS— Schweppe's Soda, Potass, Belt»r, Ginger SCHNAPPS— WooIfs, Burkes, Henkes, and Gilbey's Ale > Lemonade RTJM-Lemon Hart, in quarters ; Castle Grand, Governor * ~ General, and White, in casea in CLARET-AU Leading Brands gT> BA p HABI| W ine (for Invalids) CHAMPAGlTE— Boederer's and Moet and Chaudon's JffADEIRA-Gilbey's Caßtle and B - ALE and STOUT-All Leading Brands ; SHBBB Y~CeroB, Healds, and Garvey's, in qaarter CIGARS AND CIGARETTES. | Gilbey's AA and F and L, in cases MANURES — Fison's Special Turnip Fertilizer, Superphosphate, Guano, and Bone Dust. SHEEP DlP— Brooke's Perfect and Arsenical. fcS. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS .d COINSACKS, WOOLPACKS, AND ALL STATION AND FARM REQUISITES. CASH BUYERS OF ALL FARM PRODUCE AND RABBITSKIMS,

NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COY., LIMITED. CAPITAL ... £4,500,000. RESERVE FUND ... £310,000. luctiou Sales of Wool, Sheepskins, Babbitshiiis, Hides, Tallow &c ARE HELD EVERY MONDAY MORNING, The CompHny have on their books large lines of SHEEP of all descriptions for Private Sale. Highest Cask Value Riven lor OATs and GRASS IEFD9 in fullllntent of targe orders. FENCING WIRE, CORNSACK*, BINDING TWINE, AND ALL FARMERS' REQUISITES ON HAND. Agents for the " DEERING" all-steel Reaper and Binder, tT LIBERAL TERMS OFFERED. & JOHN TURNBULT, Manager. f 7 J. BATGIR. Avgtiovrbk. HARVESTING TWINES. WE HAVE— JUST ARRIVED— A FEW TONS OF THE BEST THREE-PLY HEMP BINDING TWINE which runs out twice the length per 1b of Manila. AIso,— BEST FLAX TWINE, fame length as Manila. m Canvasses, Sickle Knives, and Duplicate Parts m For Walter A- Wood and San.aeis >n Harvesters. BEST MACHINERY OIL. • LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH. COWPER~~&T WILSON, IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, DEB STKEET, *HV£RCARGILL.