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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIII, Issue 5, 22 May 1885, Page 27

rj^HE J)RAPERY AND (JENERAL JMPORTING Q(X OF j^ £ J^iTD. * (Co-operative). WHOLESALE AND FAMILY ,|FABEHOUSES : HIGH ST., DUNEDIN, AND CASHEL ST., CHKISTCHUROH. The only Wholesale Firm in the Colony who supply the Public direct with DRAPERY, MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, CARPETS, BEDSTEADS, &o At ACTUAL WHOLESALE PRICES. nACM I Pnn ,i A nnrniT ( The laT & e and increasing' trade in every department of the D.1.0, notwithstanding the depressed time Unun VERSUS UntUl I "i **ough which we are now passing, is a proof beyond donbt that the Public have given a verdict in favour o ( Cash Payments and a saving of from 25 to 30 per cent. D. I. C, HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN, ASP CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. 4

GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY BOOT STOBE, 106 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN, (Late Royal Arcade.)' VISITORS FROM THE COUNTRY! Try the GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY BOOT AND SHOE STORE For the Best Value for Boots and Shoes. Colonial-made Boots of a superior quality, specially manufactured for country wear, of our own make. : Men's hand closed pegged Watertights, specially made up for country wear. Men's strong Balmoral Boots, splendid wear, very strong, 11s 6d. - Men's Elastic Sides, tips and nails, 12s 6d. For girls' and boys' Boots for school wear, our own make is guaranteed to give satisfaction. A good stock of various Btyles, in Ladies' Kid and Levant E.S. Hessian Top, from 6s 6d to 9s 6d. English, French, and German Boots and Shoes always on hand and newest styles in Ladies' Button Boots and German Shoes. Ladies Slippers, and House Boots in great variety. Stockyard and Milkers' Boots— a special line. Boots and Shoes of every description made to order — pegged or sewn. Repairs done on the premises on the shortest notice. New Elastics put in. NEIL McFADDEN, Glasgow and Londonderry Boot and Shoe Stobe, 106 GEORGE STREET. 106 ' DUNEDIN.

DISPOSAL OF BUSINESS. MR. T. J. LEARY respectfully wishes to inform the Inhabitants of Dunedin that he haß disposed of his Oldestablished Business in Princes street to Mr. A .M. LOASBY, and whilst cordially thanking his numerous Customers for the Patronage they have po liberally bestowed on him in the past, would solicit for his successor a continuance of the same. A. M. LOASBY, Pharmaceutical and Family Chemist, having purchased, with one exception, the oldest Established Business in Dunedin, so long and successfully carried one by Mr. T. J. Leary, Princes street, would solicit a share of Public Patronage. ' All latest. Medicines and Patents 'will be added to stock as soon as possible. In conclusion, he would imform the Public that civility and attention to smallest orders, moderate charges, and personal attention to business will always be found at his establishment. A List of Proprietary Articles will shortly be published. A. M. LOASBY, I (Successor to T. J. Leary, established 1863). fc PHARMACEUTICAL & FAMILY ¥*' CHEMIST, Geobge Street. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS TO THE "TABLET," and the Public generally. rriHE city Toot palace -L Has now been refitted throughout. To suit convenience of our Customers all our goods have been marked at Very Low Prices {to meet approbation of the Public and comprise all the latest designs in English and Continental Boots and Shoes. Your early inspection solicited. Note Address : GiTY BOOT PALACE, : 75 Geokge Street, Dunedin. J. REYNOLDS, Manager.