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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVI, Issue 3111, 31 January 1871, Page 4

PEREMPTOEY SALE. I HAVE RECEIVED PEEEMPTOEY INSTRUCTIONS *BOM !ME. WAEMOLL! TO DISPOSE OF THE WHOLE OF HIS STOCK AND GOODWILL OF PREMISES!! $g- WITHIN TWO MONTHS ! ! FROM THIS DATE, 17th DAY OF JANUARY, 1871. FURTHER SWEEPING REDUCTIONS "WILL BE MADE TO ENFORCE A PERFECT CLEARANCE! AND TENDEES WILL BE CALLED FOE THE BALANCE OP STOCK AND GOODWILL OE BUSINESS PEEMISES, If not otherwise disposed of before the above date. LARGE PARCELS OF NEW SEASON'S GOODS Have been received, and as I have got PEREMPTOEY OEDEES TO SPAEE NOTHING-, The whole will be sold REGARDLESS OE CONSEQUENCES. THE ONLY OBJECT BEING TO EEALISE, I WOULD ADVISE BOTH TOWN AND COUNTRY BUYERS TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OE THE EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF CLOTHING. IN FACT, THE TOIL OF YEARS IS BEING SACRIFICED! MR. WARMOLL BEING DETERMINED TO CLEAR RIGHT OUT. JAMES Oll.XiiaA.lSr, ATTORNEY FOE JOHN WARMOLL.

Copy of advertisement in the Wellington papers. RJ, Duncan is favored with instructions by the trustees of the late Owen, « Smart and Co. to sell by public auction, part interest in the premises now occupied by Henry Owen, Draper, Lamb ton Quay, on the 21st day of February, 1871. In consequence of the above announcement HENRY OWEN intends holding an IMPERATIVE CLEARING SALE, commencing on SATURDAY, JANUARY 28th, 1871, of the whole of his NEW AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK OE DRAPERY, CLOTHING, &c. The short time to elapse before the date of the above sale of premises has determined Henry Owen to CUT DOWN THE PRICES to such an extent as must ensure a speedy clearance. COME ONE AND ALL AND BE IN TIME FOR THE GEEAT GEEAT BAEGAINS. As this is really a BONA FIDE SALE, all goods will be sold for CASH ONLY, and in order to facilitato dispatch in business every article will have tlie price marked in plain figures, and no abatement. SALE COMMENCES ON SATTJEBAY, 28th JANUARY. HE NET OWEN, DBAPER, LA.MBTON QUAY, . .