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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6184, 12 March 1888, Page 3

;■ MAT , QUEEN. • .. FOURTH SALE op SALVAGE GOODS •".' BY Matson & Co. . ■ „ i _ CATALOGUE OF iH.E. BIA.Y & CCX'S PURCHASES. ! Whole Line Of ALL WOOL WHITE FLANNELS CREWDSON'S CALICOES TWILLED SHEETINGS CALICOES QUILTED SKIRTS TAILOSS' SILESIAS/ Bsst Good* JEANETTE LININGS LINEN GHEETING FORAPBONS ♦ BEST FOKFAR j AXMINSTER RUG 3 WOOL SKIRTS TABLE COVERS MEN'S WOOL SOS MEN'S WOOL STOCKINGS TRAVISIAN CORD, COTTON CORD, MOLESKIN, WHITE AND DEJJ3, Fob Men ? s Tbocbers. BOYS' TWEED COATS All the SILK PLUSHES ; BROCADED PLUSHES BLACK BROCADED PLOSfltew; (All Coloues) COLOURED .VELVETEENS AND LOTS OF OTHER LINES. Lot— 3l9 Novels, TO BE GIVEN TO THE FIRST 319 CUSTOMERS. H. E. MAT, & CO;,: THS HALL, SALE THIS DAY. TEEMS, 3JEA.DY CASH.

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