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Colonist, Volume XXXV, Issue 7266, 10 March 1892, Page 3

NEW ADVEBTISEMEN ®. fl;. «K VT II «fc CO. Oommenoed their GEE AT Stocktaking Sal^ ThuTsday 9 February l^th, FOX a?WENTY-ONE DAYS QKLY! 1! Xf X, Having Parelwed some very Large.Lmea in CLOTHING and DEEB B GOODS at 50 Per Cent under regular pripe , ;we are in a position to, offer <")me Genuine Bargains, only a few of which we cap specially enumerate. , in this Advertisement. 100 Gents' Tweed Suits, 18/6-:50 All Wool Colonial Tweed Suits, 29/6, 82/6, and 89/6 -100 pairs Colonial Tweed Trousers, 9/6 8s 10/6 i"" 50 Gents' All Wool Trousers and Vests, 17/6— 186 Youths apd Boys Tweed Tronserß, from. Bs-6d— lQO'ipj&p Gents' Saddle Tweed Trousers, 12/9/18/9— 500 pairs Mole Trousers, 4/11, hest value in the Colony— . Gents' Summer Coats, 5/11— Boys Washing Suits, 2/1 14-^ Splendid Line pi Tweeds for Boya wear, 1/8 & 1/11— 100' doz neavy Kaiapoi Woollen Sb'uk's, 1/8 Boys and Mens Cctton Shirts,.;£rom lO^d-r- ■; „ Ohildrens Straw Hats at 9d, Ib, worth doubles-Youths and lien's Bock Straw Hats, 2/-, 2/B— Gents 1 lies, Braces, Belts, Hosiery, all reduced in prioe-7-A lot of Travellers Samples in Undeirahirta and Pants for Gents' wear atrbig discount. \ P ■ 12 yds New Dresa Stuff for 4/11, 5/11, 6/11, 7/11, 8/11, 9/11,— 600 yards Pigared and Plain Nans VeiliDgs, lOJd and Is, worth Is 9d— 600 yards Fancy Flowered Muslins, at 3^d, 9sd, arid lOJd, worth 15,. 6d — Prints and Ginghams, a splendid range from 3£d— 6o pieoeß Flannelettes from 3|d— 2o patterns in Galateas, 4|d, 5 Jd, 6sd,~7£d, BJd— loo Broad Silk Sashes, 2s 6d and 2s lid, usual prioe 6s 6d— A large lot of Remnants of Calicoes, Prints, . Oretonnes, etc.— so doz Ladies Fanoy Muslin Aprons, 9d, Is, Is 6d, and 2g— Unbleached Oaliooea, 2a 3d doz yds ; bleached Galioo, 2s 6d doz yds— A speoial line pi. White Embroideries at 4^d and 6d— Art Muslins from 4§d; Lace Curtains from lfl lid— 6o doz Women's Hose in Blaok and Navy, 6£d— so pieoeß Cretonne, all new patterns, 4|drs£d, 6^3, 7|d, and BJd-Neok Ribbons from ljd yard ;• Leather Belts, Gloves, efOi ] \ Ladies' Dress Tweeds, npHE MOST FASHIONABLE DEESS MATERIALS for the coming season's wear. We are showing a very large raage of the above Goods* which are unequalled for Style and durability. o =-- A X c^ e Dressmaking Department is now under very competent management, and we can guarantee every satisfaction. Everett Brothers BRIDGE STREET, KELSON.

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