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Cromwell Argus, Volume V, Issue 223, 17 February 1874, Page 2

—- ’ Cromwell - f —Hr — INTENSE; EXCITEMENT! X :\\ : 'g^r--V VKr ' (} %E A T C L EARING SA L E AT W. TALBOYS’ L 0 jS t 1) 0 X HOUSE. - • "■ !.$' ■ - : - DEAPERY, CLOTHING, & BOOTS CAN NOW BE BOUGHT AT THE ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT AT SUCH VERY LOW PRICES AS TO EXCITE THE WOHDEH OP EVERYONE MAKING A PURCHASE* Fancy Presses, 10s 6d, worth ICs Grenadines, 18s 6cl, worth 27s 6d. Figured Lustres, Is 3d, worth Is 9d Brocaded do., Is 6d, worth 2s French Merinos, 2s 6d, worth 4s Large Stock of Winceys and W Brown Hollands, lOd, worth Is 3d j Best do.-, Is, worth Is fid [ Diapers, Is 3d, worth 2s . Bargains in Flannel, COME EARLY AND SEE Prints, fi'l, worth 9d Fast colour do., 7.jd, worth lOd Hoyle’s best do., worth Is Muslins, 7d, worth lid Superior do., 9d, worth Is 3d r iNCEY'Skirtings, from Is 3d. Calicoes, fid, worth 8d Horrocks’s, 7Ad, worth lOd Best do., 9d, worth is Is fid, worth 2s 3d, THE EEMNA NT TAEL E. X Gr. E N’S O X_a O T XX A few Men’s Tweed Suits, 355, worth 50s. Tweed Coats, 15s, worth 20s Tweed Coats, 20s. worth 27s fill Silk-mixed dc., 27s fid, -worth 35s Tweed Suits, 555, worth 70s Extra good do., fills, worth 80s Silk-mixed do., 07s fid, worth 85s Tweed Trousers and Vests, from 17s fid, worth 27s fid. Tweed Trousers, 12s, worth 17s fid I Moles, 7s fid, worth 8s fid Corded do., 14s, worth 20s 1 Do., 8s fid, worth 10s fid Best Corded, 16s fid, worth 22s fid | Best do., 9s fid, worth lls fid Men’s Flannels, large sizes, ss„ fid.—Knitted, Drawers, in white and grey, Cs fid. CRIMEANS, CRIMEANS, from 5s fid. French Felt Hats, from 4s Cd. BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! Ladies’ Kid Boots, 8s fid [ Men’s Kid Boots, 14s fid Black lasting do., 9s fid I Superior do., 17s fid Children’s Boots will be sold at Cost Price. The Watertight.? and Shooting Boots usually sold at 22s Gd are now reduced to 18s. All intending purchasers are requested to come early, as the goods are marked at such low irices that they are bound soon to be sold. It is impossible to quote the price of every article, lut all goods will be sold for cash at the above uniform reduction. TALBOTS, London House, Cromwell.

JT O H ON E -'‘M ON T H O N LY,.| J. SOLOMON’S | GENUINE CLEAEIN6 SALE ' -OF- ■ DEAPEET, CLOTHING, BOOTS, FANCY GOODS, CEOCKEET-| WAEE, AND JEWELLEEY. MUST BE SOLD TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW SEASON’S GOODS. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. J. S.. is so well satisfied with the patronage he has received since he opened in Cromwell, that he has determined to give the public an opportunity of securing goods at such a low figure as enables.him to DEFY COMPETITION. Ladies’ Grenadine Dresses, 18 yds, 10s Gd j Women a Boots, from os per pair Ladies’ and Children’s Dresses, very cheap . , , „ „. j Men s Shirts, from 3s G.l Ladies’ and Children’s Trimmed and Untrimmcd j Hats, very cheap. | Men's best Silk-mixed Suits, 65a Ladies’ made-up Dresses, very cheap j Calico, Gd ; Flannels, Is Gd, per yard 1 Men’s Boots, of all descriptions, very cheap. TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT OFF THE ABOVE LOW PRICES FOR CASH. It is impossible to quote the price of everything, hut all goods will be sold equally low. CROCK ERYWARE; A GREAT SACRIFICE IN CONSEQUENCE OF GIVING UP THIS BRANCH. & 3DGUnder the management of Mrs Solomon. J. SOLO 0 N, THE ORIGINAL CHEAP DRAPER. (Premises lately occupied by the Bank of New Zealand.) ULIiS LA FONTA tN E, SANS OM, SADDLE R WHEELWRIGHT, MELMORE-STREET, CROMWELL, Is prepared to execute all orders and repairs intrusted to him. Opposite the Bank of New South Wales.' AND HARNESS-MAKER. Begs to inform the public that he is carrying on business at the Premises lately occupied bv Air Raven, in Cromwell, and trusts, by strict attention and moderate charges, to* merit the public patronage. Collars, Pack-saddles, and Harness of every description made on the premises. Repairs done on the shortest notice.