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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7201, 9 February 1892, Page 3

i . ■ Unreserved Clearing Sale. NOTE TO BUYERS. j During this sale our prices will range from 10 per cent to 80 per cent lesethan our usual sterling quotation,. ■.rJ hßfc i your2 ° 3 ™» buy from 22s to 80b worth C f fi rapery> accordin t0 ifc class and character. The above is subject to your verification at any time, and will pay you handsomely in the proving, ' Subjoined are a few quotations. Bespectfully yours, SHAW, EOBINSON AND CO. .Sheetings, per °* ' Shaw, Bobinbok ! y ard oOi and. Co. Caliooes, per doz 2 3 Shaw, Bobinbok AND Co. Flannelettes, per Shaw, Eobinson yard 03J and Co. Towels, per doz 2 6 Shaw, Bobinbon AND Co. Prints, per yard 02J Shaw, Bobinbok AND CO. Ginghams, per Shaw, Bobinbok yard 03* and Co. Lace Curtains, per Shaw, Eobinson Pair 11l and Co. Slate Selicia, per Shaw, Bobikboh doz 2 9 and OoL Women'a Hose, per Shavj/Bobhwon Pair 0 6 1 and Col Four-clasp Tan Kid Shaw, 80-ripeo* Gloves, per pair lli a**d Co^ 12 doz Shirt Pearl SnAW.Jkmitieow Buttonß ... 10 and Co. 7 doz Linen Buttons, Shaw, Bobinbok. assorted sizeß .„ h3i and Co. Strong Corsets, per -Shaw, Bobinbok ftp 211 and Co. Balaface Gammer. Shaw, Bobinsok Millinery at half- - and Co. price Men's Tweed ;Trou- Shaw, Bopivsok sers, per;pair ... 5 6 and C : . Men'a, Tw*^ Coats, Shaw, BdfeiNßOw each ... ... 6 6 and Co. Men'a Tweed Suite, Shaw, Bobinbon sizes, 4aud^6Jonly 18 6 and Co. Boys' Oxford Shirts, , B__aw , BOBINSON size llf and 12in I 6 and Co. FuU Dress Length, .' . Shaw, Eobinsoi* double width ... 6 11 and Co. Full Dreßß Length, Shaw, Bobinsok double width ... 7 11 and Co. Full Dresß Length, Shaw, Bobinbok double width ... 9 6 and Co. Full Dreßß Length, Shaw, Bobinbok double width ... 13 9 and Co. SHAW, BOBINSON AND CO., HlftH BTBKET, CHBIBTf.HITBCH.

Fire.— About midday on Sunday, tbe homestead of Mr M'Dowell, near the month of the Waimakariri, was ' burnt to the ground. Bicycle TovßiKe, Club.— A smoke concert was held at the White Hart Hotel last evening, when the members mustered in large numbers to Bhow their appreoia- ! tion of the way in which their raoing i comrades had sustained the honour of the Club during the season. At the Christ- ' maa cycling meeting the Club member* > secured a fair share of the priap money, i and at the championship meeting they annexed the only championship whioh fell to a Christchurch Cldb, tne ten-mile, - which waij won' by M . Tl Qlarkson. Mr . Eden George occupied the chair. The r Auckland visitors received an ovation. I Several toasts were proposed and duly honoured. Songs were contributed by i members, Mr Kossiter played the Onslow , Waltz. Mr Jobs a mandolin bolo, and Mr J. , Morrison contributed apianpforte bolo v A I most enjoyable evening jy ag spent. 1| f f Hyslop's Te*s, whon once tried, ate j tlwftj-s used in prererance to an) others.**