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PETER BELL'S COL, MM. PETER BELL'S Q-RRA.T HALF-YEARLY CLEARING SALE OF DRAPERY & CLOTHING HAS NOW COMMENCED AT VICTORIA HOUSE, <And will be continued for ONE MONT [I ONLY; every Department has been subject to unusual reductions, especially in the following Lines : — Prints, Muslins, Batiste?, Hollands, Tickings, Sheetings, Calicoes, Chintzes, Dress Good a in Lustres, Chambrays, Brimmer Serges, Grenadines, Bareges, Skirts, Hat*, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves, Underclothing, &c. P E T B B BELL Would cull especial attention to the | S WKBPI N G R LDUCTIO NS made in Men's and Youths' Clothing ! Consisting of — The newest cut in Pagets, "Duke," and "Galatea." D.B. Coats, Trousers and "Wsla, Trousers, Boys' Suits in every shape, Boys' and Youths' Trousers and "Vests, Shirts, Hans, Ties, Scarfs, Belts. Braces, Collars, &c. Of P. BELL'S Clothing, now so widely kno.vn, it is unnecessary to say more than that the style, wobkmansuip, and ftt is equal to that of bespoke garments, being made to P. Bell's own order principally from Mosgiel, Nelson, Geel.oug, or Melbourne Tweeds. The following will repay a careful perusal : — s. d. s. d. White Si raw Hats 1 6 reduced to OS| New Straw Hats 3 0 do 19 White Leghorn Hats 5 9 do 3 9 Best While Leghor.ns 7 9 do 4 9 Millinery Bonnets 25 0 do 14 6 Lace Shawls 30 0 do 22 0 Lace Polonaises 45 0 do 35 0 Lace Fichus 15 6 do 10 6 Cashmere Fichus 16 6 do 11 0 Grenadine Polonaises 35 6 do 25 6 Bich Lustre Skirts 16 6 do 10 6 Fancy Skirts from 9 6 to 15 0 Fancy Dresses from lO^perydto 1 9 New Lustres 2 0 reduced to 1 6 Prints 8M to Is 2<l, reduced to 6|d to lOd ; Mu.-lin Dresses 9s 6d to 2Ls, reduced to 6s G'd to 14s; Brown Hollauds reduced to 7|d ; Table Damask reduced to 2s ; Pure Li:ien Bed Ticks reduced to Is Id ; Cotton Bed Ticks reduced lo B|d. s. d. Unbleached Sheeting,, reduced to 0 10 "White Twilled Sheeting do 1 6 White Cnuuierp-anes.do 7 9 IJeavy Cotton Diaper dp 0 SJ White Calico do 0 4| Good White Calico (per doz.) do 5 9 Honeycomb Towels do 0 « Coloured Alhambra Quilts do 4 6 4x4 China Matting do 0 9£ 5x4 China. Matting do 1 1 6x4 fc'elt Carpets do 36 Hemp Carpets do*. 0 9| American Leather do 14 Boys' Tweed Knicker Suits do 9 9 Boys' Drill Knicker Suits do 10 6 Boys' Trouser Suits do 15 0 Buys' Trousers do 6 9 Men's Tweed Trousers do 12 6 Men's Tweed Trousers (good) do 14 6 Men's Tweed Trousers and Vest 17 6 Ditto (extra good) do 24 6 Men's D.B. Tweed Coats do 14 0 Men's Blue Cloth Coats do 13 6 Men's D.B Blue Cloth Coats do 15 6 Men's Tweed Suits do 42 0 Men's "Celtic" Shirts do 2 3 Men's " Harvard" Shirts do 3 0 Men's Begalt a Shirts do 2 6 Men's Oxford Shirts, all Linen with Collars do 5 0 Men's Crimean Shirts do 5 9 Men's Caps in great variety 0 9| Men's Felt Hats, the "Lome" do 4 0 Men's Twe; d Hats do 3 6 Men's Leghorn Hats do 4 6 Men's .Straw Hats do 1 6 Men's Cotton Socks do 0 7£ Boys' ,and Youths' Hats and Caps from 1 0 The whole of the Stock, amounting to over £3,000 worth of New and" Fashionable Goods, being submitted for positive wile with little regard to cost, buyersstudying economy will do well to take advantage of the opportunity now ottered, and secure some of the bargains lio w to be had. P BiiiA.'s aim is to make a clearance and convert into capital previous to the arrival of their Autumn and Winter Shipment* now advised, and as the goods aro all sold without a thought of refljisiing a.n.y profit, from the sale all transactions, will necessarily be for PETER BELL'S GREAT C'L RARING SALE FOR ONE MONTH ONLY ! AT YICTOKIA HOUSE, Adljoiniug the ikink. of New Zealand. J.UU. -iL i

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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 2696, 13 March 1875, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 2696, 13 March 1875, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 2696, 13 March 1875, Page 2

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