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New Zealand Tablet, Volume I, Issue 50, 11 April 1874, Page 4

A. R. HA Y. TN directing Public attention to the Extraordinary Low Prices at which the well-assorrted stock of General Drapery is now marked, A. R. Hat would assure intending purchasers, both Town and Country, that no such opportunity has ever occurred before, where the real Cost Price only is being asked for Goods newly arrived, and suitable for the Autumn and parly Winter trade. From the fact of being about to retire from the Drapery business, and having sold the Premises, THE WHOLE STOCK — (Both new and last Seasons) — Must be sold immediately, as the Premises have to be banded over to the Purchasers at an early date. A. R. Hal trusts the above reasons will be a sufficient guarantee of the genuineness of the sale, for it is seldom that a GREAT CLEARING SALE takes place in Dunediu under such circumstances.

THE STOCK COMPRISES : Millinery Calicoes and Linings Mantles Table Linen and Curtains Underclothing Carpets, Rugs, and Mats Silks and Shawls Matting and Table Covers Jackets and Mantles Umbrellas and Parasols Dresses and Merinoes Cloths and Tweeds Alpacas and Winceys "Winceys and Skirtings Blankets and Flannels Prints and Muslins Sheetings and Counterpanes Antimaccassars and Towels Hosiery and Gloves Ribbons and Laces Ties and Scarfs Haberdashery Fringes and Trimmings Sewed Muslin Work Fancy Goods Sundries Axl Masked at Clearing Peices. Several cases opened to-day of AUTUMN AND EARLY WINTER GOODS »toet from the Maaafactory Markets, aud the cost only is looked in consideration of the foregoing circumstances.

A R. HAY, PKINCES STREET, DUNEDIN