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New Zealand Tablet, Volume V, Issue 258, 12 April 1878, Page 10

T> V MEANS OP the columns of the Tablet, we would seek to bring under the no+iie of the Catholic community wur LARGE and VALUABLE STOCK of DRAPERY, MILLINERYami CLOTHING, and respectfully requests of them a visit of inspection, which we feel persuaded will result in mutual advantage. WE IMPORT 'our stock from Standard Firms and Noted Manufacturers on favourable terms, and carefully mark our goods at the Lowest Possible Prices, knowing full well that in the long-run success is best attained by moderation in charges. OUlt EARLY AUTUMN STOCK being now to hand will be marked after our established principle of Small Profits, and will be on exhibition and ready for selection by our Customers by the time this appears in the Tablet columns. IK YOU ARE well served in the places where you do 'your shopping we do not say leave them and come to us, but if yon have no particular place of bestowing your custom, we respectfully solicit a shave of your patronage. WE APvE ABLE, and we are willing, to serve you well and faithfully, giving you in all instances a full and suitable return for your money. Once we make customers we seldom- lose them through dissatisfaction or Jack of courtesy or attention. STEADY INCREASE in our business, despite all the cry of dull time* is, proof enough that there is inherent good in the principles on which we conduct our business, and that the efforts we make to please and tint our customers have in the past been appreciated. NO EFFORT WILL BE SPARED on our part' to make the Cutting Warehouse the most popular as it is the most CENTRAL iv the CITY, and make it as a Distributing Establishment worthy of the prominent rite it occupies. FLTURE ISSUES of the Tablet will introduce to.thenoticeof reader? detailed Lists of Stock. Meanwhile we remind our friends tbat. with the SEW GOODS now opening and to arrive, they hive a choice of 1:40.000 value at their service. THOMSON STRANG, AND CO., CUTTING WAREHOUSE, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN.