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Colonist, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8061, 8 October 1894, Page 4

ESTABLIiHBI) 1850. William tebay, , (Late Gobjh & Son), . I OOAOfIBXJILDER^ND WBEBLWBI3HT, c Bbidge St., Nelsos. \ W. T. having taken tha. old established premi?e3 of late GORRIE & SON is prf pared f to execute all orders fcr th • BUILDING nn.i { REPAIBING of every description of Englis i x tnl Colonial CARRIAGE, CART, or ' BUGGY at reasonable prioes. N.B — The best eeascnsd m&taritls used, and workmanship guaractaed. - Estimates Givkn. 2656 TR. DAYMAN, I AND GESERAL SMITH. \ G. R. D. having taken over t % e BLACK- < SMITHING BUSINESS of late GOBRIE & \ SON, is now prepared to do ail kinds of BMITHING WORK entrusted to him on the shortest notice, and at REASONABLE PfIIOES. N.8.-AU kinds of CARRIAGE WORK MADE or REPAIRED at prices to suit tbe times. 2659 ORE CABINET PHOTO, any position, Two Shillioga and Bispence.—TYßEfi. (3 LAST WEEK. To privmt waiting, come early. One Cabinet Photo Two Shillings and Sixpence— TYEEE. T. FATHERS & CO'SI ANNUAL STOCKTAKING QALE IS NOW AN TOCK CAKING OALE IS NOW V/N THE LATEST PHOTOGRAPHIC NOVELTY. MESSRS. LEirH & CO. have now fitted np Special Workrooms ior producing tbe LATE&T KOVELTYin PHOTOGRAPHY, and bf g to inform the pabiic that KsTOwing to Orders coming in £0 rat idly for our Opal Enlargements, intending sitters are requested to make appointments at the Studio to avoid disappointment. Size of Opal 15 x IS. INSPECTION most corahlly inyited. Messra Leith & Co. beg io point out that those gems of Portraiture (whioh are permanent) are now the rage io all tbe Cities of New Zealand and Aus*(ralasia. LEITU&CO, 7JRAPALGAR STREET NELSON, STOCK-TAKING AT CALEDONIA HOUSE. nnHB usual annual Clearance Sale previous X to Stook-takiog oommenoea at Caledonia House on Saturday next, August 4th. Having bought several stocks daring the year, inoluding the very extensive one of Messrs Jo. eph Nathan & Co., Merchants, Wei ington, who have relinquished the Glses, Obi. a, and Earthenware b anoh of their businese, and having importod rather heavily we find ourselves with an unusually large quantity of odd lota of BREAKFAST, DINNER, AND TEA WARE, OHAMBERWARE, GLASSWARE, FANCY GOODS, B^SKETWARB, &o , &o. Our epaoe enables os to enumerate a few only of the lots, as under, all of whioh will be sold at very low prices to olear, A considerable reduction on regular Btook will also be made during tbe ea'e. 7 incomplete Dinner Servioea 9 „ Breakfast do 12 „ Tea do 1200 odd Dinner Plates 80 odd Toilet Jugs Jo odd Toilet Basins 20U odd Chambers o dozen odd Jaga, assorted sizes A quantity odd Oups and Saucers 78 dozen 8 gold line Tea plates 50 dozen odd Candlesticks, slightly chipped 120 dozen asßotfcd Vases A lot odd Cutlery 50 dozen Tin Bowls 6 dozen Tea and Coffee Po'.s from 9d eaob 40 aßßOtted Albuina 81 dozen assarted Photo Frames 50 dozen assorted Braoketa 6 only E. P. Cruet Frames 3 CO assorted Baskets A quantity of Ladies' Bag?, Purses, Stationery. Account Books, Pipe?, &c. Having found it neoeseary to store a large portion of our Btook in the Bee Hive Store and other premises, we have determined to clear out during the next month as much as possible in order to save heavy storage obaiges, so that the publio may confidently rely upon getting the bi st value in Crockery, Ghsa, and China ever offered in Neleon The Trade and large buyers libera'ly dealt with. INSPECTION INVITED. Sampleß of, and aa many of tbe goods io bulk a3 space oan be found for will ba on itwat OALEDOSIA HOUSE, HARDY AND COLLINGWOOD STBBBT Nelsdn. ROBERT SNODGRASS pftOPaifiioß.