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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 9757, 24 July 1893, Page 3

Chatterton's Gr reat S tocktaking OF Boots & Shoes AT Chatterton's excelsior boot warehouse For One Month. Having taken stock I am determined to oloar my presont stock at SACRIFICE to make room for largo 8 I ipments to arrive at tho end of July. The follow- I ing piices are only a few of tho Bar gains which I am sacrificing for Oasb Only : MEN'S DEPARTM' NT Men's Polid Kip Watertights 12s 6^, reduced to 93 6 1 Men's Good Strong Kip Shooters 11s 6d, reduced to 8s 6d Men's Grand Solid Kip Shooters 139 6d, reduced to 9s 6d Men's Grand EJ. Kip Shooters 14s 6d, reduced to 10a Gi Men's French Calf, usually cold at 17s fid, reduced to 12s lid Men's English Ball 11s 6d, reduced to 8s Men's English Sewn Shoes 11s 60% reduced to 7s 6d Men's Fine Krupp English Shoes 17s 6d, reduced to lla 6J Men's Slipper Shoes f s Gd, reduced to 3s lid Also — a large stock of English and Colonial boots and shoes and slippers, too numerous to mention ; all reduced. LADIES' DEPARTMENTLadies' German Button Bjots 14s 6d, reduced to6i6d La lies' Glace Loglets 123 6d, reduced to 8s Gd Ladieß' Fine Kid Lnca Boots 12s 6 : , reduced to 7s 6d Ladies' Kid Leglete, very superior, 13s 6 1 reduced to 9a 6i Ladies' Plain Leather Dairy Boots 9b Gd, reduced to 7s 31 Ladies' Fine Leather Laoo Boots 11s, reduced to 8s 9d LadieB 1 French Calf Lace Boots 12s 6d, reinced to 9s lid Ladies' Moroico Lace Boots 11b, reduced to 7s 61 Ladies' French Glace Shoes 15s 6d, redocad to 10a Ladiea' French Glace Shoes 10s Gd, roluced to 6s 6i Ladies' nice Kid Lace Shoes 7s 6d, reduced to 5s 9 J Ladies nice Kid Patent Toes 7s, reduced to 4s 6J Lndies' En-,hYj Elastic Boots 8s 6d, reduced to 5s lid Ladies' Leather Shoes 9a, reduced to 6b 9d Ladies Slipped Shoes 4s 6d, reduoed to 3s 6d Ladies' Evening Shoes, to clear, at 2s 9d, 3s, 3s6d,4sd. Ladieß' Satin Evening Shoes 103 6d, reduced to 6s Children's Boots, Shoes, and Slippers greatly reduoed from 6d per pair. I would advise my customers and the general public that the above is all my usual good lines, which are wellknown,and are not rubbish imported into the place for the sake of running a cheap sale. Chatterton wishes you to call and inspect the above line 3 before making your purchases. TERMS "OP SALE : NOTE TBE ADDfiESS— J. R. Chatterton, Excelsior Cash Boot Warehouse, opposite the Reading Boom, BROUGHAM-STREET. C. M. Sorensen, BELLING OFF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING at Wholesale Prices FOR CABH. I beg 0 tbnnk the inhabitants of New Plymouth UDd tho public generally foi their liberal support for the last six years, and am now offering the whole of my Drapery and Clothing at wholesale prioe for cash only. Goods must be sold. First-class GROCERIES at vory low prices. BUYER "of~BACON. 0. M. SORENSEN, Devon {Street, New Plymouth. WANTED TO PURCHASE old nlw Zealand postage •STAMPS from 1855 to 1873. UU a * opJL STAMPS of those issues. It will repay old residents to Bearch up their old letters and forward them to tho ucdem»ned. Stamps in pairs or blocks or on original letters allowed extra for at a liberal rate. Also, high prices paid for old Australian stamps'. Caßh sent promptly per return mail. W. ORCHARD & Co., as3h Jt3ox 28, P. 0., Hawora; OLD POSTAGE^ feTAMPB. ANY quantity of the abovo will be purchased nt full values. Apply to " CoLLKCToa, ' Care of Mr i\ P. Corkill, ofiPm New Plymouth] Spectacles. — Preserve your sight by aving glasses fitted to suit both eyes. (N Lazarus' patent) .-pJ. & T. Ayeby, Bole > gents in Toranaki—ADVT