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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7340, 21 July 1892, Page 3

COMPULSORY SALE. . WHOLESALE REDUCTIONS. SHAW, TQOBINSON A, Hiiigle-wiAth Dreso G»- f « v-,i JCI) <U i SHAW, "OOBINSON & JTICV3 Black 2/ 3 1 f:r In 4\a JL\> \J All .-"hades Coloured Hat-tie 2a 6d for Is Oid I i>lECk Velveteen la I d tor Is lit I BH4.W, XJOBINSON & g^O.'S 4*4 Stripe Flannelettes f.»r 2?d KW Vy l 2} Yards wide Whito Twill Ijljgotiuir In lid for U Mil half Bleached Tiililb Damaak Is Dd tor Is ajd SHAW, TJOBIKSON & /^O.'S Bed Ticking 6}l for U JSXt \^> Urown Holland 6Jd for 45d I Stripo Turkish Towels Is 6d for Is SHAW, TpOBINSON & targe.skad Wliifa Blankots 218 for 15a 61 -MJit \J Silesia Lining 7td for sid SHAW, T4 03INS0N 4 /^O.'S Black Cashmere Gannllet OW^ la 6J for Old H A*J 4-BnUon Tan Kid Gloves 2s lid for Is lid Black Cashmoro Hose 2 3 3d lor Is Cd. Jplondid SelooUon. SHAW, TOOBINSON & |^O.'S Uillinerr. Mantles, U!«t«rs. .T.ukots. Capes, 4c, afc Half. -*-U \J pnco to cioar thuin out. SHAW, T3OBIN3ON & jpO.'S Men's Tweed Suits 28? Gd for 17s 6d -*-*> V-' Colonial '1 weed Suits o2s 6J for 2 la Od Tweed Trousera 10j Cd for 6i lid gHA-W, J^OBISSON & QO/S Men's Colouial Tweed Ovotco.Us, loa e «pe S ,«a lor 20s Gd. SHAW, OOBINSON & f^O.'S Boys 1 Knioker Saits, lined t^rnnuliout, 4 3 lldand 5560, •*-*) vJ original prices 7s 6d au j 8a 6a. tt HAW » TJOBIVSON & rf^O.'S Mon'a Merino Socks is 3d for 9id k-^ -t* \j Men's lambs -00l PautH 7s 61 ior 5s Md . Men's Hard Felt Haw 5< Ci for Ha lid Boy"s Tweed School Caps U 3d for Old '■ G HAW > TOOBINSON & rf^O.'S AllEomnantsatridiciloualyiovpriocßtocloar. THE HALL, HIGH STREET, CBR2STOHURCH.

FUNEKAL OF THE LA.TE Me AII.WP.IGUT. — The funeral of the late Mr H. Allwrighfr took place at Lyttelton yesterday afternoon, and was very largely attended. The whole of the business places were closed in response to a request from the Mayor, and amongst those who followed the deceased gentleman to the grave* were the whole cf the present members of the Borough Council and a large number of ex-Cov.acil-lors, members of the Charitable Aid Board, a detachment from the Lyttelton Volunteer Fire Brigade, and a large number of members of the Masonic Lodges. Izc Itev C. Coates, of Holy Trinity, conducted the