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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVI, Issue 954, 11 July 1883, Page 1

• EIGHTY43EVEN THOUSAND POtNDS. ,1 BON A FIDE SALE, • ' Previous tb' RE^£RANGE^ENT OF STOCKS. . Very unusual advantages will be offered ; i. to buyers of: drapery, /household ftjrnishings,!men. and box s' i .7 CLOTHING, 'DUUING FEBRUARY •• . • BY • • . -DROWN, EWING, & CO. Princes- street, Dunedin, January 3lßt, 1883. . ■ Madam, — • ' Having completed out half-yearly stock- ■ taking, and being on the eye of transferring onr wholesale stock to the new premises . erected by us in Manse street, -we have decided thai it is a most fitting time to offer the whole of our stock at .such unmißtakcable reductions as will secure for us very extensive sales. - . „„ , , -_ . We would respectfully remind you that our previous clearing sales— the last of which • was held in January, 1878— have been generally admitted as most legitimate, and we need scarcely say that the present reorganisation of' our stocks will afford you an opportunity, of purchasing all descriptions of articles at positively nominal value. Soliciting the favour of an early inspection, We are, Madam, Yours respectfully, BROWN, EWING & CO. DECIDED BARGAINS In Every Department. Ladies 1 Cloth Jackets, from 7s 6d Children's and Maids' Jackets, from 5s Ladies' Ulsferi, from 7a lid A line of Maids' Costumes, from 5s Black and Coloured Silks, greatly reduced Ladies' and Childrens' Underclothing Children's Pelisses and Baby-linen Silk Velvet Paletots, 3 guineas — worth ' £7 10s Ladies' Silk Jackets, from 17b 6d to £5 5s Rob Roy and Shepherd Plaid Shawls, 12s 9d Straw Hats, from 6d; Trimmed Hats from 5s Millinery Bonnets, Flowers, and Feathers Various makes of Improved Corsets, from 2s Piles of Prints, reduced to 3d per yard Piles of Zephyr Cloth, reduced to 4£d „, per yard Piles of Ginghams, reduced to 5d per yard 2764 yards French Beige, marked 5d — j really, worth Is 8 cases Pompadour and other Sateens, from 9d la 6d to 3s 6d Dress Goods all marked at lOJd to Is 9d Costumes, from 7s : skirts, from 2s 82 pieces All-wool Colonial Flannel at Is 20 cases White Calico, from 3£d Good strong, Brown Holland at 4sd Table Linens and Sheetings, greatly reducd Carpets, Floorclothsj Rugs, and Mats Men's Shirts, from Is 9d; Flannel Shirts, from 2s lid Men's Oxford Shirts, 3s 11 ; splendid value White Dress Shirts, all sizes, from 3s 9d Felt Hats, latest styles, 4s 6d Tob lot Felt Hats, Is Men's Moleskin Trousers, 4s lid Men's Tweed Sac Coats, 8s 6d Men's- Tweed Paget Coats, 12s Men's Black Cloth C»ats, 17s 6d Men's strong Tweed Trousers, 6s lid Boys and Youths' Suits, 17s 6d Knickerbocker Suits (Tweed), 5s 6d FTIHOMAS BARNETT, •*■ . TINSMITH, PITJMBBB, PATNTBB, PAPERHANGEB, «S;e., Opposite the Court House,' Peel-street, LAWRENCE, iBOHHosaBRx Wabbhottsb : Town Hall. Contracts taken and -Tendefrs given for Painting, Plumbing, Pftpexhonging, and Ql&zing - - in all branches. , MATTHEWS & CHALMERS, COACHBUILDERS, WHEELWRIGHTS, AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHS, | Rqss Place, Lawbence. ORDERS EXECUTED FOR BUGGIES, STATION WAGONS, AND , SPRING CARTS, Carriers' and American Waggons. ' Boad< Farm, and Tip Drays — all sizes, ining Tools, Agricultural Implements HORSESHOBINGy&O. i At Moderate Prices * ' COBB AND CO.'S LIVERY STABLES j£/~ LAWRENCE. TTTE wish to intimate to the public that V * having taken the above Stables in conaection with the Coaching Business, every attention will be given to the Management of the Stables, which will be undev the imxitdiate supervision of Mr Craig. Horses, Buggies, spare Coaches and Teams available. Horses Broken to Saddle and Harness— with a guarantee of having them properly broken. H. CRAIG AND CO., • Proprietors. H. O. and Co. have obtained the Hearse lately built by Mr Mears, senr., and are prepajfeii to let out on hire at very moderate target