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Thames Advertiser, Volume IX, Issue 2463, 6 November 1876, Page 1

Drapery and iGlothiag.jd. p4SH f Purpliasers willind ifc greatly ,tp their advantage to Inspoct W ty::'i-;#If,S|IMMEE GOODS. ■~.-! Ihe.SloA is very Mvy,:.anf MpSSI I am :;l: : ■:•'.!•■ '. i■' ■'■ -■■ '- .'\ : 'ATA ';■; ;: gl tL .ABTAN 'C.E . !; Q N CO ST ;TO. C i EAR NEW PJRINTS, Fast Colours, from 4|d ; MEW-FRENCH MUSLINS, Newest Styles ■,„.„.,- • NEW LEGHORN FLOP HAT and STRAW FLOP, from 6d NEW TIES, FLOWEBS, LACES, LINEN SETS' . .NEW.SUN;SHADES. SlLK,from6s9d . : ' " NEW MUSLIN and LACE CUETAINS, in Sets, and per yard NEW PIQUE, LACE, SATIN STEIPEB, GRENADINES • NEW DEESS MATERIALS v ~; ..•' MENS'.andIOUTH'SLEGHORN HATS,Is 9d. ' The above are only a few.of' the leading lines. All the Stock is sold at a GEEAT I DISCOUNT for CASH. '- POLLEN-STEEETj SHOETLAND. JUST RECEIVED AND OPENING UP . .'.'.';'■•• AT :;/ J. MARSHALL'S,. •' 18 CASES OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, &c., Ex 'Abcniyte' from London. ll MARSHALL, THAMES AND MACKAYTOWN.

IMPORTANT NOTICE. :WM. WILSOI: AID 00.,' TOG.to announce their havingLEASED THEIR I'EEMISESInQucca-atrcct, Auckland, and 1 having removed the balance of llieir 'lame: and valuable stock ,]-'.: •. to the Thames, " THEYWILL.OFFJSB, FOB THEEE WEEKS ONLY, the whole of the above at ' '■ ;' i: GEJ3ATLY KEPTJOBD PRICES. The- Stock is new and' fresh. Most of the goods have been imported direct within the last few and: : will';be offered at sucli prices as must effect a speedy clearance. The following arc only a few of the numerous Cheap Lots to be offered':— Over, 300 Ladies'and Children's Straw Hats, all at 9d each, that have been sold at prices ranging from Is 9d to 4s Gd./ Lot,o£ Ladies' and Children's Leghorn Flop Hats at Is Gd each, worth ' ■ -double'that money. Millinery Materials and Flows at hal the former selling prices. SILKS! SIMS! SILKS! A .to of Blackand Coloured Dress Silks, just arrived ex Suez Mail, tb best value we have ever '/.been ableto offer. Several Hundred Yards of Black Gro, Grain, and Glacie Silks, at k lid j- per yard, good value-for-7s 6d. 1200 yards Plain Striped and Figured Japanese Dress Silks, at Is '% h Bd, and Is lid per yard, worth Gd'to als a yard more. DBESB MATEEIA'LS. . . : Lotof and Fancy Checked Silk Warp Lustres at Is l}d, worth 2s 2d; Lot of Fancy Mohair Mixtures and Alpacas, m *d to Is 2d, worth from 3d io Gd per yard more. ' 130 pieces of New Summer Prints, Fast Colours', at GRand 7id, worth 21 and 3d per yard more, A CASE OF LADIES'SILK TJMBIiELLAS At Gs 9d, 8s 6d, and 10s Gd, formerly sold at 9s Gd, lis, 13s 6d. ; ; Lot of Ladies' Silk' Scarfs in great variety from M each. MM. Coloured Silk and Satin Ruchings, : at 3d per yard, worlli Is. The reductions on these goods are too grea7lo7 believed, unless seen, Suffice it to say that wo have fonad from experience that the first loss is the best; OUR AUCKLAND STOCK OF CLOTHING, MErt&MEECEEY, &o„ i Has been removed loour tel—wn hrM known as the CASH PALACE, ami ijv order *o { / rcduce.alargo over Stock, GREW RATIONS HAVE BBENM&DE IN PRICES. j ■ The Sale commenced on|TUESDAY, September 2G. ■■ . ■. i i| /WILLIAM WILSON AND : CO. ; M'CG 0 WAN'S m& 0 W A N'S' FOR 5 s TEH' FOR 3 s TEA.