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Wanganui Herald, Volume X, Issue 2697, 4 February 1876, Page 4

IMPORTANT DRAPERY SALE ! 1 AT BULL TOWN. Commencing Thursday, the 30th February, AND LASTING FOR Three Days Only ! M. L. MARKS & CO. VTfILL offer the GREATEST BARGAINS ever offered in the district EOE THREE DAYS ONLY ! Buyers are requested to obtain our Price Lists. The Goods are direct from Melbourne. The Choicest Parcel Marks & Co. have ever offered. im 3 SEE OUR ELAG PLYING- AT THE TOWN HALL ON THURSDAY, EEBRUARY 3If you want Thirty Shillings for Twenty Shillings in Goods, AWAIT OUR OPENING. MARKS & Co., BY ORDER OF THE PROPRIETORS. Feb 2, 1875 • 212 NO MOTI-LS__!_ o _NO PFEF ! ! TO BUYERS OF DRAPERY. You can. obtain most extraordinary bargains IN DRAPERY AND CLOTHING AT S_jr PETER BELL'S -^| MONSTER CHEAP SALE ! ! NOW GOING ON AT VICTOEIA HOUSE. OWING to the lateness of the season P. BELL has commenced his HALF YEARLY SALE somewhat earlier than usual. GREAT BARGAINS TO BE HAD. The immense stock, amounting to over .£5,000 in value, has been brought forward and re-marked at such UNPARALLELED LOW PRICES as wiH distinguish this season's sale as being pre-eminently the Largest and Cheapest Sale ever held in Wanganui. Buyers will therefore do well to take early advaotago of this excellent opportunity to supply their family or personal wants. MEN'S, BOYS', AND YOCJTfLS' CLOTHING! The wide-spred celebrity this depaitment has already gained for excellence in Quality, Style Fit, and Workmsnship, renders it superfluous to do more than Call attention to the Special Inducements offered during the sale. HATS ! HATS ! ! HATS !! ! HATS !! ! ! For Prices see Windows and Handbills. Every Department has been subject to the usual reductions, especially in the following lines — Prints, Muslins, Batiste, Hollands, Tickings, Sheeting, Calicoes, Chintzes, Dress Goods in Lustres, Ohambrays, Summer Serges, Grenadines, Bareges, Skirts, Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves, Uunderclothing, &c. and the whole are positively being CLEARED OUT WITHOUT RESERVE. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS. A Novel Feature at PETER BELL'S Great Sale, is THE HALF-CROWN TABLE! On which are some most Extraordinary Bargains. NOTE.— To save time and avoid confusion during the great rush which is generally experienced at P. BELL'S sales, it -will be clearly understood there can be no abatement or discount whatever allowed, and as no profit can possibly accrue from the sale, consequently ALL TRANSACTIONS MUST NECESSARILY BE FOR CASH. THE SALE IS NOW GOING ON AT YICTOMA AYENTJE, (Adjoining Bank of New Zealand.)

T N STOCK Cozens superior Pale Sherry, in qrts Silva & Cozens do Port do Cozens Pale Sherry, in case Silva & Cozens Old Port, in cass Champagne, Imperial, pts and qrfcs do Bolliyer, pts Deinhard's No 2 Moselle, pts & qrts Claret. " Deiibonne " Still Hock, Rum Punch, Cherry Brandy Townsend's Sarsaparilla, crushed ;• <\f } barrels Currants, Rice, I.C. Sugar, V do Tea, superior, in halves and box Kerosine, Devoe's, Dunedin Soap Sardines, halves and qrs j American Salmon, Oysters Lea and Perrin's Sauce, Mustard Pepper Vinegar, English and Colonial Jams <fee, &c. POWELL, SON & Co. dlB mO ARRIVE Marshall and Copland's XXXX Ale, in Hhdds. POWELL, SON & Co. dlB 2776 mO ARRIVE Ex " Pleiades," @ London. 100 Cases Hennessy's P. B. POWEIL, SON & Co. dlB TN SPLENDID ORDER. 200 Doz. Dunedin Ale, in bottle. POWELL, SON & Co. dlB

JUST RECEIVED 5 Tons I.C. Suctar 25 Cases Blood's Stout, qts 15 casks Tannent's Ale, qts 10 cases Guinness' Stout, stone qts 5 casks „ „ in glass, pts 10 cases Gillon's Lime Juice' 10 do HecUle's Ginger Wine 25 do Marfcell's Pale Brandy 10 do do Dark do 15 do JDKZ Geneva 10 octaves Whiskey, very fine 10 do Port, Superior 3 0 do Sherry do 10, cases Red Deer Whiskey 25 Boxes Brandon's Sperms 3 cases' Peek Freen's Biscuits 5 do Salid Oil, pts 1 do choice Cigars POWELL, SON & Co. Wine and Spirit Merchants. THE BROOKDALE RAMS. mHESE RAMS are now open for InJL spection and Sale.. A considerable number of fcliem are from ewes imported from the best flocks in Lincoln shire, the remainder being the produce of 12 years' breeding from pure rams • imported ' from Lincolnshire. The boggets this year are by rams imported from the celebrated Biscathorpe flock. Generally, the capability of a ram to transmit to his progeny the character and properties of his breed depends upon his having inherited it through a succession of ancestors. Apply to FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Wanganui ; or JAMES W, BAKER, Brookdale. i2l 1-3