A BIG DRAPERY STOCK BOUGHT.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1390, 25 March 1912, Page 6

A BIG DRAPERY STOCK BOUGHT.

Jlcfsrs. George nntl Kersley, Limited, of Wellington and Wangnimi, wore tho sncce?sful tenderers for the well-known Stock of Messrs. F. W. Smith and Co., of ll'ipnhiim. Tho Stock is valued nt ever .£3OOO, ami was bought for loss lhau half the actual cost, viz., Es. Od. in the .€. Tho Stock coiii.is.letl of all thfc popular lines enrrioil by leading drapers. There will l:e Ri'cal Bargains at tho Assi-jnod ftook Sale, lvhicii starts on Tuesday Morning Next", at 0 a.m.. at "The 1-iconoiiHC." Notably—2si!o yard? of Evcntii" P-ill;.*, a splendid raiuo of Winter Dre=s Materials, n beautiful let of latest imported Millinery, Trimmed and Unt rimmed. A grc-.t f<-n*t cf Bargains to those reruririn? Ribbons for Riney Work, Bazaars, Laces and rniliwlclaries in all widths and price. Cor-eN in the 'o-dins shapes and present r-tv'es eon b? boii'»ht at about half-price; a !ot of ?ea<v.iM>!c Uiuirnvce;'. Coslisr.ios Blouses, Wiilkinj Skirts, and UmU'r-kirts. In fhe Men's Department I here will bo a nre chwi U, buy Snx, f-'hlrlf. Umlm--wenr and Cloihin?. Hats, Caps, T!os, at creally reduced prices. This will Ire a ureal, moiicy-ra »•'.«(! time. Ti'iid our lnn;o i'oiir-p;i;;o <:dvorlisemont in' Holiday's pnpers, then >-!art early on Tuesday for ('oivro and Koislry s Assiifiuv.l Slock P.i!«. f'ounvrv Kosii'.ents are recommj'iKlcd to write fiiv Cntalojnc, or « r nd (heir orders w. ; tli"iit Or\ny. and the Firm will RiiarnnIce to do their best to execute every line. —Advt. Tho U MS. Athenic, which arrived at Wellington on Saturday evenins, broiißht news of tho deaths at sea, between Cape Town and Hobart, of two infant children, ono named Vckhs, four month? old, and the other named .Nicholas, five months old. Doth children died of pnouuinnia, and were buried at. sea. They were Iravelliiiß with their parents to Sydney from London. Chief Detective BroWerg is at present on holiday leave. Detectivo-Scrpoaiit M'llvene.y 'is in ehorpe. of the vigilance department during his chief's absence.