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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIX, Issue 26, 27 March 1891, Page 24

"TVUTHIE BROS "■^ 174 AND 176 GEOBGE STREET. FIBE. FIBB. FIBS. F I B B. DUTHIE BROS, beg to return thanks for the liberal support accorded them since their Salvage Sale began. It is very gratifying, after 80 years' residence, to see their old friends and the public rally round them at this lime, and so to some extent compensate them for the loss occasioned by the Fire. EYEBY DAY FBBBH BABGAINS ABE BEING THROWN OUT. We mention a few Lines ; thousands of other Lines as cheap :— Fire. Fire. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.— Gents' Tennis _____ Shirts, with pocket and collar*, 2s 9d— worth 6s. DUTHIE 8808. Gents' White Shirts (all sires), 3s 6d— worth 6s 9d. Gents' White Kid Gloves (best makes), Is 6d— Salvage. worth 5s 6d. Cotton Pants, Is 9d— were 3s 3d. DRESS DEPARTMENT.— AII-wool Beiges, « x« ss t d « 42-»nd» Bordered Nun's Veiling, 4}d. Fire. Fire. Cheviot Tweeds, in checks (all wool), 6jd— were nnTHTiB nnna UM ' 20 piec " Bmall check GiD » h * mB . 6 J d - DUrma 8808. MANOHESTEB DEPARTMENT— Damaged H_i.. » Swanskin, 4jd — was Is 2d. Best Harvard Bkhts, »WTage. 6}d. Linen Diaper, ll*d. Cotton Ticks, 3jd, 4jd. Linen Ticks, lOfd, Is, Is 3d. Fire. Fire FANCY DEPARTMENT.— 3 down boxes Hair ' Pins for Is. 6 dozen Boot Laces, 6d. 6 pain DUTHIE BROS White Kid Gloves for li 6d . Children's Cashmere Hose, Is — were 2<j lid. Ladies' and Children's Salvage Cotton Hose, 3 pairs for 4a. Ribbons— 18yds, 6d ' SHOWROOM.— Ladies' Garibaldis, Is ; Silk Ditto, 4s lid; Beaded Capes, Is lid; corsets, Is Fire. Fire, 8d i Ladies Print Skirts, Is 6d ; Dresses from 7s 6d. Pilot Cloth Blouses, 2s lid— worth 7s 6d. DUTHIE BROS. SILK DEPARTMENT.— 2,OOO yards Silks, Is 6_-d— were 4s 6d. 1,000 Remnantß, Ib— were 3s Salvage. 6d to 6s. Coloured Sctins, llfd. Washing Silks, from 9}d. Velvet Plushes, from Is 6d. COME EARLY IN THE DAY. Doors Open 10 o'clock. Parcels Sent next Day. CASH, AND CASH ONLY. Remember, the only Address — DUTHIE BROS., 174, 176, GEORGE STREET.

npo READERS OF TABLET. For primeat Meat, both fresh and sweet, To E. F. LAWRENCE go, Who keeps the largest Butchery , Also the largest show Of bullocks young and wether sheep, Fat porkers, veal, and lambs, The choicest stock of small goods too, And best supply of hams. This is indeed no empty boast, But is most strictly true, The largest shop this side the line, The cheapest and best too. E. F. LAWRENCE, BUTCHER, 82 and 84 GEOBGE STREET

Why bay a small bottle of Lea and Perrin's Sauce when you can buy a large bottle of Gawne's Worcestershire Sauce, of equal quality, and nearly double the quantity, for about half the price. Have you tasted Gawne's Worcestershire Sauce ? It is one of the Cheapest Basces made, but is of Excellent quality, In fact, Gawne's Sauce is second to none in the market, and about half the price of English. It has a peculiar Relish And Piquancy ; is a thorough Appetiser and Tonic, and will agree with the most Delicate Stomach. Gawne's Worcestershire Sance is all that the most exacting connoisseur could wish, and should find a place in every household.

\J DONNELLY 1t± # solicitor, 205 hereford street, ohrißtchurch. jgj- Money to lend in sums from £25 to £1000, repayable on terms to suit Borrowers. Bate of Interest from Six per cent.

D. JL_ C. ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING BARGAIN TABLES! ! HAVE NOW COMMENCED. All Reduced Goods marked in Plain BED Figures. W IV INSPECTION INVITED! d.~iTo. B. HALLINSTEIN, Chairman of Dinoton. P. LAING Manafw-