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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1955, 10 April 1875, Page 1

A GENUINE CLEARING OUT SALE OP DEIPIEI, M I LLINER¥, *■" CLOTHING, &c, AT GKE A TLY- REDUCED PEICES. W. WILSON AND CO. B"FG to infom) their numerous Customers and the Public generally, that they romnnenrrd a Genuine Clearing <Out Faje of their wl»ole Stock on SATUBPAY, tlve 27th ult., which Las now been re-marked, and heary reductions made on every article. W. W. & Co. beg; to announce tlmf it is more particularly their desire to clear out a heavy surplus stock of DEESS MATEBIALS AfrD HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY BLACK A>'D COLOBED SJtKS, CTOTHING, &c, The wliole of which are reduced considerably lees than Wholeeale Prices. The following reductions have been made bn the prices, arid are genuine:— "Dress Materiali from 20 to 35 per cent 18 pieces of Plain Lustres, in all shades, at 6|d per yard, former price— pdandlOld Grenadines and Printed IVfuslins at half-price Japanese Press Silks in all shades, Ste |5d per yard, formerly sold at Ss 3d and 3s 6d One case Plack Silks, from 2s 9d to 7s fid "' . 400 yards of Blarfe Glace and Ducape Dress Silks, at 3s lOd per yard, wide , ■vricrth. well vrortb, 5s 9d Ladies'. Silk Fmbrellas, reduced 25 prr cent Sheetings, Print*. CaliVbes, Counterpanes, Long Curtains, Table Linen, ' Flannels,^Blankets, &c, 15 to 25 per cent reduction. IN THE CLOTHING DEPAItTMENT, Tweed Suits, Coats, Trousers, Vests and Boys' and Youths' Clothing, 15 to 25 per cent, reduction Wool Fhirts, White Shirts. Wats, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, Collars, Hosiery, : , &c, at the same reduction. Cd* ]STote.—Tli b Sale is a chance not often recurring. Storekeepers and tie public would do well to avail themselves of this opportunity, and inspect the Goods and Prices, which fa]* surpass any value previously offered. WILLIAM WILSON & Co., COEJSEE OF MARY AND POLLEN STEEETS, SHOETLAKD. DIGGERS! T>UT TOTTO TESTS, TOOLS, COOKING UTENSILS, BLANKETS, AND EVBET EEQUIBITE FOB > OHINEMURI, ■AT COCKS' FURNISHING WAREHOUSE MAKY STBEET, SHOETLAND On Sale, a GOOD STOVE, suitaable for Restaurants, Fstiroalea givrn for supplying Hotels, Restaurants, Ac./with every requisite. FUBKITUBE, MATOEKSIiS, &c., manufactured on the premises at the shortest notice. PIIICES WILL DPFY COMPETITION.

TO HOT! L A^D BOARDING HOUSE-KKEPERS. AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. Thames Bazaar. JOHN iFeESING HAS the Best Assorted Stock on the Thames of HOUSEHOLD BFQU]SITES, USEFUL ARTiCLHS, FAUCY GOODS, &c. Crockeryware, Glassware, China, Vaees Lustres, Ornaments, Brush ware Basket ware, Platedwanr, Table and Pocket Cutlery Hatchets, Tubs, and Buckets Table and Bracket Lamps Oval Boilers, Sauc pann, Clocks, Pictures Brooms, Looking Glasses, (Cash Boxes Round Stools, Chars, Flour Pails Dressing Cases, Desks, Work Boies Ladies' elegant Companions and Purses TOYS, Perfumery, Soaps, Razors, Scissors, ladies' Knives Real Meerschaum and Wood Pipes Drafts, Chef-s, Dominoeit, Cards, Dice Roulette,'lower Game, Ball Game Beet Cr eket Balk, Concertinas, Screwed Tambourines. Hiihribmcas Bird Cages, Black and Carpet Bags ! Jewellery, Pn cket Books, Pu see. Combs Hair Brushes, Ladies' Back Combs Match Boxes &c, &c, &c. tfs* Note ihe Addkbss— JOHN EEESING, * THAMES BAZAAR (Third House from Bank New Zealand), BBOWN STBEET. Closed tn Saturday until Sundown.