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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3137, 18 July 1881, Page 2

ELYTHK'S CLOTHING Is a snper'Ci.'cla?3 fTon's, Youths', ail Boys' GiirnrKn'is, r.iad<' f v o'n Colonud cr imported Tweeds, socially selected to keep up the high standard whioh B. and Co. aim at securing and maintaining for " Blythe's Clothing." They aro to be hud in all varieties of mates, proportions, and styles, so that all may rely on obtaining a good fit ami durable garment at slightly over one-half the cost of made-to-order goods. Men's Doeskin Suits 60s, own mate Men's Bannockrmrn Suits 63b, own mate Men's Colonial Tweed Trousers and Vests, 21s, 24s 6.1, 27s 6d, own mate Men's Colonial Tweed Trousers 18:3 6cl, 21s, own mate Wen's Scotch Tweed Ulsters 47s 6d, own mate Boys' Nelson Tweed Suits 20s 6d, own mate Youths' ditto 26s „ Men's Printed Mole Trousers, „ Men's Self Mole Trousers, „ THROUGHOUT The Clothing Department wo offer vary special value, as by the- great and increasing favors extended to us, wo are enabled to buy almost any quantity of goods, which may from time to time be thrown upon tbe different markets of this or the Australian colonies. INSTANCE— 49 Men's Tweed Suits 37s 6d, worth 50s 83 Men's Bannookburti Suits 455, worth 60s 87 Boys' Long Trousers Suits 19s 6d, worth 30s 39 Youths' ditto 265, worth 42s 84 pair Men's Hard-wearing Tweed Trousers 12s 6d, for % 6d per pair 113 pairs Men's Hard-wearing Tweed Trousers 16s, for 10s 6d pjr pair 49 pairs Men's Dark Wool Cord Trousers 18s, for 10s fid per pair 75 pairs Men's Hard-wearing Trousers ISs, for 12s per pair 23 Men's Irish Frieze "Reefers 30g, for ]7s 6d 100 Men's Long Blue Beaver Overcoats 40s, for 25s 50 Men's Long Blue Beaver "Ulsters 50s, for 50 Men's Long Blue Beaver Ulsters 555, for 35s 37 Men's Long Blue Beaver Ulsters, extra heavy, 655, for 45s 119 Men's Irish Frieze Ulsters &os, for 37s 6d ; 40s, for 25s Boys' and Youths' Overcoats and Ulsters. N.B.—Country Orders receive prompt attention, and will be duly forwarded as per instructions on receipt of remittance, either by Cheque or Post Office Order. BLYTHE AND CO. STANDARD HOUSE, June 25th, 1881. "OONANZA QITORE. SPECIAL PRELIMINARY NOTICE. An opportunity will shortly be given to tbe inhabitants of Napier and surronnctitig districts, such as they have never beard before, to provide themselves with the NEWEST and MOST FASHIONABLE DRAPERY of every description, at prices unheard of in this island. QA CARES are expected to jCIXJ arrive by the s.s. "Te Anau " on July 2nd, and will be ready for sale on THURSDAY, July 7th. Note the Address •— "OONANZA OTORB, HASTINGS-STREET, Opposite J. W. Craig's, Stationers and Book-sellers, Napieb. S DON'T YOU FORGET IT ! N.B.—This being a Bankruptcy _ toet cf Goods from tbe South, everything must be sold at once. NOTICE. W 11, cC'W T L B ° *■ "IIENT.S'V, Leaves tor Gisborne by next S.iturday'3 steamer for one week. July 18th, 1881. MR s CA R^ DENTIST. MECHANICAL AND OPMRATIVB. CLITK SIJCARTC. OPENED TO-DAY, MONDAY, JULY 11, 1881, T> ANNOCKBURtf £IUITS, OUK OWN MAKE. BLYTHE AND CO. ■WM_M_M_-M - -■W___-M-__«m______<WßßlWlMM«B_l