MESSRS A. AND T. INGLIS' COLOSSAL SALE.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXI, Issue 13, 28 July 1893, Page 15

MESSRS A. AND T. INGLIS' COLOSSAL SALE.

The annual sale of Messrs A. and T. Inghs, George St, Dunedin, is always eagerly expected. It is well known that the bargains to be secure! there are genuine, and that the goods off Ted at such great reductions are the beat of the various kinds that are manufactured. The sale will open ot Thursday, August 3rd, and preparations are beint; mine to carry it on with the utmost convenience and comfort to the public. For example, 75 additional assist ints have been engaged, so that there may be no delay arising from want of attendance. The value of the stock to be offered for sale is £40,000, an \ in the price of every article, even of every single piir of boots and shoe^, a large reduction has b -en ma-io. As to the varieties uf the Roods, they are infinite. There, for example, ia the men's mercery department ; the Manchesterdepar'mont ; the fancy dress department: thecarpetdeparttnunt ; furniture, bedding, ironmongery,crockery. There is in short every bouse v oli leq'iisue in addition to clothing of all kinds suited to the wants of a l dosses, ani to be worn in all manner of employments as well as at fashionable assemblies or amusement?, in the streets and at horne — .-md by both sexes and a*l ages. Tnere is, however, no need for us to dwell at any greut length on the sub] 'ct. The reputation uf tt c annual sale ii well established, and the excellence of th« goods purchased at it the year before is euffcitnt guurantee to every purchaser of the adv Dtage to which he any lay out his money at tha sale of 'he following yefl r . All uf which wo need remind our readers is, therefore, that the 8 la opens, as we have said, on Thursday, AugustJ3,