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Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3620, 8 May 1886, Page 2

REMOVAL. "TIMARU HERALD." REMOVED TO NEW OFFICES, SOPHIA STREET, Near tub Post Ofpice. J. IVESS, Proprietor. On Account of Whom it May Concern. £1080 WORTH DAMAGED DRAPERY TO BE SOLD. DRUMMOND AND GLASSON havo taken delivery of the wholo of tho Samples lately damaged by tlio flooding of Quinn'B Stores' Samplo Room during late heavy rains, belonging to Mr John Gunn (representing the enormous Stock of Messrs Stewart and McDonald, Glasgow). Water having reached about half-way up the cases, somo of the Goods aro very wet, thoso packed at top, HOWEVER, BEING DRY, and the wholo Lot is to be Cleared, regardless of tho price at which they have been invoiced at Home. We Give a Few Quotations Below— Ladies' Lace and Fancy Aprons, invoiced 2s to ss, to bo sold at 2d to 6d each ; Girls' Holland and Diaper Pinafores, invoiced Is to 4s, to be sold at 2d to ls 3d ; Ladies' Cotton, Merino and Cashmero Hose, invoiced 9d to 2s 6d per pair, to bo sold at 2d to 9d j immense number of Silk Squares, ld, 2d and 6d each ; Pari9 Trimmed Bonnets, worth 30s for 2s 6d, 4s 6d and 5s 9d j Ladies' Satin and Laco Sunshades, ls 6d each ; Ladies' Umbrellas, ls, Is 0d and 2s 6d ; Ladieß* Macintoshes, 2s 9d and 5s 9d ; Ladies' Underclothing at one-third invoice cost ; Children's Underclothing nt ono third invoice cost ; Quilts, \tbito and coloured, 2s, 2s 9d and 4s 3d, only require drying; Towels, 2d, 3d and 4d,only want drying ; Whito Cambric Handkerchiefs, 2d to 4id each ; Ladies' Gloves j Lace Collarettes and Fichus, Id, 2d, 3d, 4d, sd, and 6d. Men's Merino Pants and Singlets (only want drying), 2s to 4s ; Men's Cotton Shirts, ls 3d, ls Gd, ls 9d ; Men's Whito Shirts, 2s 6d, 3s, 4s ; Men's Socks (cotton, Cashmero, nnd merino), from 2id upwards j Men's Collars, Ties, and Handkerchiefs, ' from 2d upwards. AND OTHER LINES TOO NUMEROUS : TO SPECIFY. As all tho Goods that aro wet daily depreciate, they will bo SOLD AT ANY PBICE To clear them. In most cases prompt washing nnd drying ' will render them AS PERFECT AS EVER. EVERY LINE WILL BE READY FOR DISPOSAL FROM FRIDAY MORNING, 7th INSTANT. Drumniond and Glasson, COMMERCE HOUSE, TIMARU. 5-7 825 "OOBERT BOWIE -I-V . Has now on Sale — A Special Line of Cliinaware. White and Gold Cups and Saucers — 6s Cd Pink and Bluo Band and Gold Line — 7s 6d Plates, Dishes, Jugs, Sugar and Slop Basins, Egg Cups, <fcc., to match, at equally Low Prices. Also, 1 Hhd English Cut Tablo Tumblers, at 9s. As usual, the Stock of Teas, Sugars and Genoral Groceries is Unequalled in Canterbury for Variety, Quality and Price. ROBERT BOWIE SUTTER'S BUILDINGS. 2-12 5803 "ACM" d PATEWT BABB /Hf Who. '" fTIHE FOLLOWING AWARDS/ / have been OBTAINED by the/**/ above Company :— • /fyl TIMARU, Oct. 28 — Highly/-**/ commended. J '•$ I RANGIORA, Nov. 6— First/^/ "Siae,. OHRISTCHURCH, Nov./., /l0» 11, 18 — No Judging. /."/ ASHBURTON, Not. VUI S l~ $ir « t Prize. /"S/ OAMARU, Nar. 20,/^y 2 1 — N o Judging. / / /■3 l DUNEDIN.Nov 26/^/and 27— Highly commended. Ito I SI MILTON, Vec./Afc— First Prize. TAPANUI,/ /Dec. 6— Highly commended. I§ I fjg IN VE r/J»/)ARGILL ) Deo. 11 Igl and 1 a— First I.V I Prize. I'l 10-18 8018 ST. ANDREWS. MESSRS H. and A. BRUCE are AGENTS for the TiMARTT Ui.HALD at St. Androws. Subscribers will please call at thi, gtor 'or tbi paper*.