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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1721, 17 August 1885, Page 4

Veitch & Allan. Previous to Stocktaking and Removing into the Premises lately occupied by Mr Young, we shall sell foe cash, our Stock in F. H. Wood’s Auction Boom for cost price. We are very anxious to clear out our stock to make room for fresh arrivals, as the following Price List will show : MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT. Blankets, 11/4 for 17s 6d Extra heavy, 21s Grey sheeting, B|d, Is 3d, Is 6d 72 inch White Sheeting, Is Extra heavy, Is 4d Grey Calico, Ifd, 2|d, 3|d, 4d, 5d yd White Calico, 4d, sd, 6d, 7d per yard Flann3l,3ad to Is 3d Gvds White Flannel for 4s 6d ; see it Gyds „ 6s; see it Scarlet Flannel, 6d, 8d per yard Colored Alhambra Quilts, 2s 6d 11/1 Houeycomb Quilts, 5a - A Special Line of Honeycomb Toilet Covers will be sold at 2s each Bath Towels, 6d Linen Towels, Is Table Linen, Is 9d per yard 2yd wide do, 2s 9d yd Colored Cotton Shirting, 6d Do do do, 9d, regular price Is Union Shirting, Is, Is 2d, Is 4d yd DRESSES. Fancy Mixture, 7£d per yard Plain Stuffs, 9d yd The Latest Patterns of Homespun, lid yd Wool Repps, Is yd Broche Stuffs, Is 3d yd Black Broche Stuffs, Is yd Black Merino, Is 9d yd Colored Merino, Is 6d yd MILLINERY. A few Hats left over will be sold at prices that will affect a clearance Ladies’ beautifully trimmed Straw’ Hats from 4s Children’s Plush Hats, 2s 6d Ladies' Winter Dolmans, Jackets, and Ulsters must make way for Summer Goods If Ladies really wish a bargain in this department now's the time to secure one. FURNISHING. 2 yards wide Floorcloth, 2s 3d 1 tin do, Is C-cDitis, from 2s G 1 per a- ■ Titpotry Carpets, Is lid and 2o 3d, choice patterns BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. Must be cleared out, as w’e don’t intend to keep a stock of them Children’s Boots, from 2s 6d Ladies’ Boots, 7s 6d A few pairs of Gents’ Boots will be cleared under cost A few pairs of Dancing Shoes left

CLOTHING. Men's and Boys’ Clothing will be subject to sweeping reductions Shirts, Pants, Soi, &c, will share the same fate as the clothing Men’s black Canadian Hats, 2s fid Scarves and Braces, wonderfully cheap Navy Serge, suitable for Boys’ wear of Ladies’ Riding Habits, at Is 3d per yard T. JOHNSTON, Manager for YEITCII £ ALLAN, DRAPERS. grettown. TRANSFER OF StJSINESS. A NDREW YOUNG, tailor, Greytown. XX begs to inform his numerous friends and customers that he has sold hifl business to Messrs VEITCH and ALLAN, of Wellington, lu going out of business A. Young cordially thanks his patrons for their support during the IS years he has been in business, and would recommend with every confidence the purchasing firm tc his customers, who will give every attention to and carefully execute alt orders entrusted to them. The Cutting Department Is still under the same efficient management, and Style and fit guaranteed. In connection with the preceding, Messrs VEITCH and ALLAN intend to carry ou the business which has been so successfully carried on by Mr Young for so many years. In taking over the business V. and A. will do their utmost to efficiently supply the growing needs of the inhabitants of the Wairaraoa. After a lengthened experience in Me Drapery and Clothing, they feel confident that they can do the trade second to none, either in or out of Wellington. Q The prices charged will commend themsolves to everyone. Lames may depend on getting flabi:s exquisitely shaped and finished. Gentlemen’s Clothing Kiiliabi, and handgomely go! op. Pv-uJiug the alteratn non Mr Young's old shop, we will continue to occupy Mr E. hj. Wood’s auotio i room ; after which the whole business *ll be conducted on the enlarged and improved premises. The most carefai attention will be given to all orders. T. JOHNSTON, Manager for Veiteh and Allan, fiwytwo.