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New Zealand Tablet, Volume X, Issue 495, 6 October 1882, Page 4

/COMPARE our Prices is the advice we offer to all -whoa \J anxious to obtain the best value procurable.— Carter and C Ready-money Drapers, George Btreet. /COMPARE our Prices, which we guarantee tq be lower than \J any other house in Duuedin, and for superior goods only. The public will find no rubbish on offer in our establishment. /COMPARE our Prices and judge for yourselves.— 50,000 \J yard* French Tulle, Black, White, Ecra, and Pale Blue, 4sd yard ; India muslins, same colours Is yard ; Scarf Nets, six yards Is. /"COMPARE our Prices ; you will find us the bonafidt (not V> pretended) cheapest house in town.— Dent's two-hook Black and Coloured Kid Gloves, Is lH.d I^OM PARE our Prices.— Dent's four-button EM Gloved Vs oztraordinary, 2s ll£d ; Washing Doeskin Tennis Gloves, four button, Grants de Suede, 4s 4d ; Lace Mitts, all colours, Is pair. /COMPARE our Prices in Trimmings. Grand variety Mantle \j Gimps, Fringes, and Ornaments, from 24d to 5s 6d; Rich black and Coloured Satins, Is 9£d. <?lOMPAREour Prices. — Washing Sateens, new spots, 7^d U choice selection Zephyrs, Oatcake Cloths, »Galateas, Crepe Cloths, &c., &c, desperately cheap. i°IOMPARE our Prices.— Silk-finish Velveteens, wear \j guaranteed, 2s 6d, worth 4s 6d. Rich Mantle Satins, 4s lid, worth 7s 6d ; Rich Broch6s in Satin de Lyons and Silk Velvet, from 6s lid. COMPARE our Prices in the Dress Department— F. M. \J Peploe (late with Herbert Haynes), pronounoes them 30 per cent, cheaper than offered in Princes street. (Study economy and buy for ready money. DRESSMAKING Department under the personal management of Mrs. Carter. Satisfaction guaranteed. Lowest charges. Note the address.— Carter and Co., Ready-money Drapers, George street. TO THE PEOPLE OF OTAGO. GLORIOUS NEWS. £10,000 Worth of Bankrupt Stock to be sold at GREAT CLOTHING SALE? ST. KERR, having completed the Purchase of a B*nk- • rupt Stock in the North Island from the trustees on unexefptionally favourably terms, will submit the same to the general public at prices hitherto unbeard of. | KERR'S GREAT CLOTHING SALE. No list of prices could give an adequate idea of the reductions to be made at Kerr's Great Clothing Sale. The stock consists entirely of Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing ; Hats, Caps, Shirts, etc., etc KERB'S GREAT CLOTHING SALE. This is a bona fide sale, as the prices will testify. Men, for £5, will be able to pnrchase more goods than could be done in the regular way for £16. As S. T. K. anticipates a great rush during the sale, an early call is solicited. KEBR'S GREAT CLOTHING SALE. No humbug ; no stock-taking ; no getting rid of superfluous stock : no compulsory sale, but a genuine sale of gdods at prices that will defy competition. All goods marked in plain figures. Terms strictly cash over the counter, or on delivery. SPRING MILLINERY, 1882. MISS J. GRAHAM has much pleasure in directing the attention of the Ladies of Dunedintoher «fc> FIRST SHOW OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH MILLINERY For the Spring Season, now on view in her New Shop, GEORGE STREET (Near St. Andrew Street). Flowers and Feathers in all the latest shades and varieties. Babylinen and Ladies' Underclothing finished in the most perfect style and in all the latest designs. MISS J. GRAHAM, GIOBGE BTBEBT, DUHBDIN.