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Cromwell Argus, Volume I, Issue 23, 20 April 1870, Page 6

Cromwell Advertisements. E A S BARGAINS. 0 R SELLIKa OFF, SELLING OFF, CROMWELL & CLYDE, A. FITCH Has determined to CLEAR OUT the whole of hiii Large Stock of SUMMER DRAPERY, BOOTS, AND CLOTHING, And would call the attention of the Public to the following examples of the SWEEPING REDUCTIONS made in the PRICES. GREAT SACRIFICES IN ALL THE SUMMEE DEAPEKY. Hoyle's best Prints, from 7Jd per yard. Muslins, Muslins, reduced to half price Fancy Dresses sold at prime cost, and must be cleared to make room for winter goods French Merinos, Alpacas, and Coburgs at any price Best Calicoes sold for 5s lid per dozen yards Sheetings, in all widths, equally low A iarge stock of Ladies' Underclothing at half price Stays, Stays, S|;ays, from 5s Cd Maids' Stays, from 3s lid Hosiery, Gloves, and Ribbons at cost price A large assortment of Ladies' and Children's Hats : —Leghorn Hats, 6s 6d—worth 8a fid, MUST BE SOLD, All our large stock of MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING, and at such prices as to defy competition : Moles, Moles, Moles, 6s 6d Tweed Trousers, lis 6d Sydney Tweed Coats, 20s Trousers and Vests, ealf price Shirts, Shirts, Shirts—in fancy jean, 33 6d ; alhwool Cr;means, 6s 6d Flannels, Flannels., 6s 6,d Best knitted Drawers, 5s 6d Tweed Hats, from 4s lid Life Preservers, or Miner's Friend, in the shape of Watertight Boots, 17s lid—usual

price, 22s (id 50 pairs Men's E.S. Boots, giving away at llsGd A LAEG3S STOOK CF LADIES* AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS, Reduced to Very Low Figures. A. F., in drawing the attention of the public to the above low prices, begs to state that this is no puff, but a GENUINE CHEAP SALE. Bo in time to secure some of the Bargains. All Bfloks Closed during the Sale. TERMS CASH. 5 Miscellaneous. ae-aih JUNCTION HOT TO, TUAPEKA ROAD, • ,7 jj^Jg (Seventeen miles from Lawrence), uiviss MACKENZIE, ?B§l - (Late of Manuherikia),., t *_ t -. jr phaß^WJtjirc# -|»tjta|.oXany house on the road. A . ; ;''i£fianch Booking Office for Cobb's Coaches fa Dlfea'and Switzera. ~ » ! iiZaL - Wk ; I Ifo«jangers change coaches for Switzers at injunction Hotel. , . c l .1 - raedj I J^od ; stabling and paddock accommodatioacJ -.. |ft[NEDIN SEED WAREHOU& , :'o9fn f. REID, NUESERY AND SEEDSMAN, (]t begs to inform his qo\asgjf-r Ifraenffii'-and the public generally that he hfa; secured those large and commodious .known'as Steinhoff's Buildings, (opposite.. Ait. 'Cab-stand and Custom-house), Princes-sfo-eft&i aad "trusts, by strict attention to business, cotsjj bllhfirt wifTi +,}lfi mnsfc rKtsnniihlp nh.nrnrna fn nuirif. a continuance of past favours. Nothing but .fhft tiest'of everything kept, and • all Seeds guatflw /teed, "Country orders executed with despatch^

' N ED I N AGENCY m y^-f if&sra SKTRVING & SCHOLEFIELD,#k* 1! fe&Kmbers, opposite Government Buildifl'^k, 0 have been appointed DuNEfyiir' 4<3»HTS for the Argus. W TO SUIT THE TIMES.

Dunedin. tMES D. Hutton - Proprietor^ 1 v.. 5 q '.cook in the Scandinavian and Bull and:; I\MfM Mouth Hotels >» ii^i Has. lunch pleasure in informing his up-cou" 1 - frimcls,' and the public in geneaal, that he above house. Visitors patronitfjS festfiftil find themselves at home. id Lodging, 18s per week. All meal* Defy competition. Wines, Spi -Malt Liquora of the best brands, ISA Rtabling, free of clwrge, ,