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Wanganui Herald, Volume XI, Issue 2863, 26 February 1877, Page 3

New Advertisements ' MELBOURNE HOUSE Victoria Avenue, GEORGE ELYGEE, Clothier, Outfitter, Men's and Boy's Mercer. GT7! 'HAVING just opened up a *JL • very choice assortment of Men's, Youth's and Boys' Colonial- I made Clothing, (made especially to his own order), "and being a late shipment, he is determined to sell at greatly reduced prices to enable him to make a speedy clearance. Special Lines : Men's D.B. Suits from 365. „ Trousers & D.B. Vests, 27s 6d „ Colonial Tweed Trousers 14s6d Boy's Suits at 6s, 12s and lis 6d SHIRTS 1 SHIRTS 1 SHIRTS 1 Men's Fancy Regatta, 3s. „ Harvard, : s 9d. „ Oxford with collar, 5s 6d. „ White from 4s. TIES, SCARVES, BRACES, BELTS HOSIERY, &0., <fee, &c. At Million Prices. HATS I HATS 1 1 HATS 1 1 1 At all Prices. MELBOURNE HOUSE, Victoria Avenue, Opposite the Bank New Zealand, jio j\Uw Annual Volumes. LEISURE HOUR 1876, cloth and half bound Sunday At Home, ditto Family Herald, Vol. XXXVII Little Folks, new vol. beautifully illustrated British Juvenile ditto Peter Parley's Annual 1877 Cassel's Magazine, new volume British Workwoman 1876 Illustrated London Almanack 1877 Tinsley's Magazine Xmas No., containing Faijoon's Shadows in the Snow Christmas Number London Society. H. I. JCNE3, Victoria Avenue. NEW IJFORKS. Trollope's Prime Minister Memoir Commodore Goodenough Bret Harte's Gabriel Oomoy, »ew and cheap odition Sankey's Hymns new enlarged edition containing IG3 Hymns, various sizes with mus'c or words only. H. I. JONES, Importer of Books and Stationers-. VALENTINES. A beautiful collection of Children's Valentines A large assortment of Sentimental VaJentines, from 2d to 5s 6'd Comic Valentines in great variety. 11. 1. JONES, Stationer, Victoria Avenue. FANCY GOODS. Just opened, a beautiful collection ol Bronze, Glass, and Pearl Fancy Articles and Ornaments Beautiful Silk and Leather Fitted Work Bat-kets, &c, &c. H. I- JONES, Importer of Fancy Goods, Ac, [7 NEITHER HUMBUG, PUFF, NOR PREVARICATION, BUT THE STERN REALITY. LL. LEVY is positively closing # his pr<?seii(> business at the end of this month. \ The Auctioneers (Messrs Barns and i Wilson) have received instzuctions to dispose of the whole of the UNSOLD \ STOCK early in March. Full par ticulars of which will be duly adver tised. At the present time L. L. L. is offering (of covuse for cash) any article in his numer- ■ ous Stock at the ACTUAL COST. At the Sale by Auction above referred to, EVERY. ARTICLE SUBMITTED will be sold for what it will fetch. There will be no buying in or humbug of that sort. L. L. L. is determined, at any sacrifice, to CLEAR OUT his present stock. The' fixtures will also be sold. The Lamp's, Tables, Counters, &c 5 &c. The Fixtures consist cf— Glass Cases, both Side & Counter. The Side Cases are allowed to be the best m Wanganui. Everything in and upon the premises removable will be sold, so that there will be nothing left but the bare walls, This Sale affers to Country Storekeepers and others one of the best inducements they have had in this district of purchasing from one ot the Largest Stocks ot the kind ever offered in Wanganui. Remember —The SALE is NOW ON, and for FOURTEEN DAYS LONGER ONLY. = - < L. L. LEVYu : ■■ .: