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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXVLL, Issue 4275, 14 September 1895, Page 2

SHOW-ROOM TO COME DOWN! SALE CONTINUED TO END OF SEPTEMBER! FURTHER REDUCTIONS ON ALL SHOW-ROOM GOODS! PILES OF REMNANTS AT STARTLING PRICES AT TALBOYS' GEEAT CARNIVAL OF BARGAINS. A FTER all is said and done, 'tis good value ijl people want. And they who supply it never lack customers. TALBOYS' Crowded Establishment amply proves this. The Carnival is a pronounced success. Ladies greatly appreciate the Reductions. Remnants and Oddments made during the Sale have been measured up and marked at about ONE-THIRD FORMER PRICES. SHOW ROOfll! SHOW ROOM ! ! In this Department I mean to make a clean sweep. THE COST PRICE NO CONSIDERATION Ladies' Trimmed Chemises — from ls 6 idLadies' Trimmed Nights— from 2s lid. Ladies' Knickers— from Is ll*d. Extraordinary Bargains in Blouses— from ls 6d each. Mackintoshes in the latest styles— at clearing prices. Corsets — from 2s 6d to 11s 6d per pair ; all reduced. Millinery— Must b 3 cleared at any price. CLOTHING! CLOTHING!! Men's Suits— l9s lid, 255, 29s 6d. Men's Worsted Suits— usual price, 37s 6d ; Carnival price, 25s 6d. Youths' Suits— l7s 6d, 19s lid, 255, 29s 6d. Boys' Knicker Suits— 4s lid to 19s lid. Men's Shirts — 2s G&, 3s 6d, 33 lia, 4s 6d. Mea'g Flannels (only think) — Qs lid eacL. Men's L.W. Rib Pants— 23 6d per pair. Men's Knit Socks — 3 pair for 2s 6d. Men's Merino Socks — 3 pair for ls. Braces, Ties, Collars, Hats, &c, in endless variety. TALBOYS' GREAT WINTER CARNIVAL, TOWN HALL, LAWRENCE. FUNERAL NOTICE. rjiHE Friends of the late Mr James M'Dowelii •*• are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his late Residence, Munros Gully, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON, at one o'clock, for the Lawrence Cemetery. J. H. PEARSON, Undertaker, Lawrence. FUNERAL NOTICE. rjIHE Friends of the late Mrs Ann Robertson -*- are respectfully invited to attend her Funeral, which will move from her late Residence, Irvine-street.Lawrence, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON, at 3.30 o'clock. J. H. PEARSON, Undertaker, Lawrence.

IN the Distriot. Court at New Plymouth last week Judge Kettle drew attention to the pernicious conditions under which trade is , carried on in the colony. He said that contractors without any oapital went in for contract*, and out down prices below a payable point, and, in nine cases out of ten, they found themselves in the Bankruptcy Court. In other businesses also, people without capital < too frequently entered into competition with others who had oapital to lose, the result being, in many cases, that both became bankrupt. His Honor said to enable a man to carry on business in a legitimate way — pay 203 in the £, and live honestly— he must have something to fall back on when the ordinary misfortunes of life or ■ business overtake him. His Honor considered it was the duty of the Bankruptcy Court to endeavor to put «n end to this state of things, and intimated that he intends to force his views as far as the law allowßbim, !