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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXIII, Issue 11, 16 March 1905, Page 20

The ladies of Dunedin are respectfully invited by Messrs. Park, Reynolds, and Co., auctioneers,, to pay a \isit of inspection to their spacious sale room, which has been converted into a show room for the display of a large stock of carefully selected and most choice Irish linen goods. These giooSs are direct from the Belfast factories and are introduced by Mr. J. P. Murphy, of that city. As is well known Belfast is the centre of the Irish linen trade, and the goods now on view, amongst which are some of the very choicest productions of the celehrated looms, make an exhibition Which should ptove highly attractive to householders and the public generally. These goods were intended for and shipped to South Africa, but the continued depression in tirade in that country caused the manufacturers to forward them on to New Zealand, and that portion intended for Dunedin is comprised ia this sale. The collection is 1 an unusual one both as to .quality a»id. quantity due to this circumstance. As it is to be absolutoly unreserved it will be particularly advantageous to those who are seeking really first-class goods. A visit will satisfy any judge that the goods are of a class that is but seldom met with in the ordinary traile. Sale comirfences on Thursday, 16th, at 2 o'clock....

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