Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Colonist, Volume XL, Issue 8745, 19 December 1896, Page 4

The Auckland Clothing and Drapery COMPANY, BRIDGE STREET. Al the sale of Beaoham'a Btook: Men's Holland Coats for the warm weather, at 2/6 eaob. — Tbe Auckland Clothing and Drapery Co. At the sale of Beaoham's stock: Men's Alp ca Coats at 4/S each, reduoed from 8/6.— The Auokland Clothing & Drapery Co. At tbe sa'e of Beaobam's stook: Ladies' b* ndsnme Blaok Silk and Laoe Capeß at 12/6, 15/-, 17/6, arid 20/-, positively worth four times the money.— The Auokland Clothing & Drapery Co. At the sale of Beacham's Btook: Blouse Silks in pale blue, pink, cream, white, fawn, and trey, all at 1/- per yard.— The Auokland Clothing & Drapery Co. At the 8 .le of Beaoham's Btook: Ladies' beautiful Print Cosiumep, at 3/11 eaob, worth 12/6.— The Auokland Clothing & Drapery Co. At tbe sale of Beacham's stock: Ladieß' All Wool Tweed Cjoling Skirts, the very latest, at 6/11 and 7/11.— The Auokland Clothing & Draper/ Company. At the pale of Beaoham's Btook: Ladies' Drill Coetames (skirt and jaoket), at 9/6 eaoh, worth at least 21/ — The Auokland Clotbiog & Drapery Company. At the sale of Beaoham's stock: All Pure Wool Se:geß, in blaok, navy, and electric, at 8/- the full dress, worth double. The Auokland Clothing & Drapery Co. At the sale of Beaoham's Btook : Ladieß' Blouses in all the la'est styles, at 1/-, 1/6, and 1/11 eaoh. They are the nicest goods in HeLsoD.—The Auokland Cloth* ing & Di apery Co. At tbe sale of Beaoham's stook : Men's, Boys 1 and Youths' Straw Hats, at 3d, 6d, 9d, and 1/ — The Auokland Clothing and Drapeiy Co, The Auckland Clothing & Drapery Co. M. I WEBSTER FAMILY GROCER, PROVISION DEALER, WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT, COFFEE ROASTER, ETC., TRAFALGAR- ST. JUST TAKEN INTO BTOCK— PRIME STILION CHEESE HARICOT BEANS, American grown DRIED HERBS, in Bottles ANHOVIEB IN OIL AND S LT BIRD'S CUSTARD POWDER FRENCH MUSTARD PHILIPPE d- C Aft AND" SABDWES HARVEY'S SAUCE B0VR1I: FINS NEW PLUNES ?N BOTTLE HAMS & BACON. A FULL SUPPLY, comprising Choice Canterbury," 11 Green lelan ," "May 1 Celebrated, 1 and a few owts. of that especially delioions Bacon well known as " Puramahoi.' 1 MAGNIFICENT OH OF K£W SEASON'S TEAS. CHINA, CEYLON, INDIA, At Prioes whioh cimpl? astounds the in: ending purchaser. M. M. Webster, TRAFALGAR STREET. NOTIOE. HAVING SOLD the waole ef our BUSINESS in Nelson, including the S.S. Lady Babklt, to Mb. J. 0. BURFORD, we sincerely Thane all oor past Customers for their patronage, and we trußt our Suooessor will receive the same libebal support as was acoorded to us. JAMES B. GROSS & GO. nnHE undersigned can give tbe assurance JL that the wants of the Travelling and Business Publio will be as oabkfullt looked apteb as in the past. Tie Freight and Passage Money charged b£ the old firm will remain unaltered, and Wharfage, etc., will be charged at the ssme rates as at the Government and other wharves. The Coals, Firewood, and Produce Departments of Mes r: Cvoss & Co will be added to my own Business, but there will be no departure from the prices hitherto charged by tbe firm. J. C. BURFORD, Commercial Wharf, Thr fort. TELBPHOHSB 68. 29th September, 189 d,