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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXV, Issue XXV, 9 August 1893, Page 2

! AULD'S GREAT WINTER FAIR Is now in fu 1 swing at the Premises, Waitahuna and Kaitangata. NEVER have we had such a Stock to offer, and never were we better prepared to provide the public with Goods at such Gift Prices. Our Home Buyer has entered into Contracts of such magnitude that we are reluctantly compelled to do without profit, so as to clear the way for the newcomers. DRESS GOODS, &c. 20 pieces Dress Tweeds, Check and Fancy Mixtures, usually 4s 6d j Fair price, 3s 4id. 10 pieces Check and Plain Material, 9d ; now 6d. Slack French Cashmeres and Merinos at 25 per cent, reduction. Colonial Flannels, Is ljd; now 9£d. Flannelettes, 6d, Bd, 9d ; now 4|d, 6Jd, 7fd. Druggeting, Is 9d ; now Is 4Jd. Bilesias, from Is lid per dozen yards. Table Damask, Is 1£<1 ; usually Is Bd. Hollands, 9.1, lOd, Is ; now 7Jd, Bd, 10id. Towels, Is 6d ; now Is ljd. "White Blankets, 32s 6d, 17s 6d ; now 27s 6d, 14s. Calico, 4s 6d ; now 2s lid a dozen. Ladies' and Children's MilliLery, at half usual prices. 1 case American Brooms at the startling price of 9d. 2 cases of Sharp's American Axes ,the very best made), 6s 6d j now 5s each. Men's Colonial Nailed Balmoral Boot:, 8s lfd. Thousands of pairs of Ladies' and Children's Boots at wholesale prices. Please understand that the Sale Prices are for CASH ONLY, and that all Booking I must be done at the regular prices. W. AULD AID SONS, THE UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS, WAITAHUSTA AND KAITANGATA. * SALE OF SALES ! AT A. M'MILLAN'S SHOP, WAITAHUNA. THE DUNEDIN CASH DKAPERY COMPANY. AT this Sweepiug-out Salo, Goods will be sold at prices which must effeot a speedy clearance. MEN'S CLOTHING. Men's Colonial-made Suits, from. 25s upwards. Boys' Suits, from 5s lid ; lined throughout. Men's Hats, Caps, Braces, Socks, Shirts, Ties, &c, at startlingly low prices. DRESS GOODS. Black and Colored Cashmere, from Is 3d, double. Check Dress Tweeds, 42d, 6d, 9d, ll£d. Double-width Heavy Tweeds, 7s 6d (dress length.) Lace (6 inches wide). 2d and 3d per yard. Umbrellas (fresh lot opened), Is 3d, Is lid, 2s lid, 4s 6d, 7s 6d to 19s 6d ; beautiful handles. C&Hcos, Sheetings, Towels, &c, at wonderful prices. BLANKETS, Ac. White Blankets, from 6s lid ; Blue and Grey Blankets, 7s lid upwards. Ladies' Ulsters, Jackets, and Mantles we will clear out regardless of cost. Special new line in Frillings, l|d a yard. SALE 6F~SALES ! AT A. M'MILLAN'S SHOP, WAITAHUNA. Stokes's Tailoring Establishment, Hi SPECIAL FOE WINTEK SEASON. ( TT AVING made exceptionally good terms with the leading I y^sß -£*• Manufacturers of WATERPROOF COATS, lamina y*"*"vy X/ v v N position to sell these Goods at much lower prices than ever / \ \ before offered. / ° \ \ SOME 0F THE ADVANTAGES THEY POSSESS : II \ \ Every Seam Sewn and Taped. II ° \ \ Reliable Proofing, the Material being made by the v— ~«»^_ \sz^f — ">} oldest firm of Rubber Manufacturers in Britain. * — — ' p Cheaper. — The Material being admitted duty free, I . r-f\/ am enabled to sell 15 to 25 per cent, cheaper than J V^fcp I could the Imported Coats. \ Softer and more durable. 1 1 l&iTl believe it is not possible to produce a better Gar7^ 1 1 ment. // 11 PECIAL. Ili \\ Coats made in all styles to measure. Ladies' Waterproofs jjl \\ made to measure, latest Fashions. (J CHARLESfSTOKES. \ fi GENTLEMEN'S TAILOR, HATTER, SILK MERCER. \ 1 \ _Jj AND OUTFITTER, Opposite B ank of New Zealand, Ross Place, Lawrence. A SUCCESS ! A SUCCESS ! A THOROUGH SUCCESS ! THE POPULAR HOUSE (Herbert and Co.'s Buildings), ROSS PLACE, LAWRENCE. AS they say in the Classics, we are " aufait accompli" and the universal opinion is that MITCHELL will do ; that the Popular House is the one thing wished for in Drapery Shops in Lawrence. And why is it thus ? Simply, because there you can get what you want at something like a reasonable price. The Stock is'all new and well-selected and of the latest fashions. The Dressstuffs consist of some of the newest fabrics of the hour ; Trimmings and Furnishings to match. Flannelettes we excel in. Flannels, Calicoes, &c, we are par excellence the best. As to Capes, Jackets, Macintoshes, Ulsters and Dolmans we. have completed arrangements to have the newest and "just-outs " mailed, so that purchasers can depend on getting the " up to date " style immediately on application or sooner, if possible. Our Millinery is of the bong-tong description and at prices typical of the Popular House. The Dressmaking Department is in full swing and giving every satisfaction. The band then played " Annie Tfcooney " and the Address is D. MITCHELL, IMPORTER OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, AND MEN'S MERCERY, &c, &c Ross Place, Lawrence. EABBITSKINS ! EABBITSKINS ! ! iSr-ftSSST} STRONACH BROS. & MORRIS,' Ceosbt Moebis j (Late DONALD STRONACH & SONS.) WE beg to intimate to our Country Friends that we have every facility for the most favourable disposal of Rabbitskins in either Local or Home Markets, and shall be pleased to receive Consignments for Shipment or Sale. In the case of local sale each consignment will be re-classed (if necessary) and sold or withdrawn under our own personal supervision, and protected up to vendor's reserve or our valuation. We can confidently guarante full market rates to those who favour us with consignments. All Charges on the lowest scale. Account sales promptly rendered. Bankers : Colonial Sank of New Zealand. STRONACH BROS. AND MORRIS, AUCTIONEERS, WOOLBROKERS, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, &C, CRAWFORD, POLICE AND VO&EL-STBEETS, DUNEDIN. THE KAITANGATA BAILWAY AND COAL COMPANY (Limited.) DIPOETANT NOTICE. KAITANGATA COAL ! KAITANGATA NUTS ! KAITANGATA PEAS ! nnHIS Company have much pleasure in intimatiag to Coal Merchants and the Public L generally that the latest Home Improved Jigging Screens have been erected at their Coal Mines, which automatically separate the Coal into three absolutely distinct classes— viz., HOUSEHOLD COAL, NUTS, and PEAS— each of which is of an evea character, and can be relied upon to be perfectly free from stones, dust, or any inferior . Coal whatever. i The Nuts are specially suited for use in the kitchen, and are sold considerably cheaper than the large coal. The Peas are sold at a low price, and will be found suitable for bakers and mann- ' facturing purposes generally. The Company have every confidence that their efforts to satisfy the Public in providing a Coal suitable for every purpose will be appreciated, and that onJy one trial is necessary to secure their favour. Offices: Csawfoed-street, Dunedin. W. P. WATSON, General Manager. t