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Business Notices. if _ _ ! > . THE BON MARCHE a 1 GIVING UP THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. On account of the heavy stocks of Clothing held in tho District, and the comparative small trade done in this branch at the Bon f Marche, the Proprietors have determined to CLEAR OUT the whole Stock as quickly as possible. t We will be frank with our customers, and say that tho Stock is not the very latest fashion, taken as a whole, at the same time any one requiring- Clothing- that will probably wear well, may feel assured of pur- . chasing at prices whicli cannot fail to please, as the Stock includes Gcelong, Mosgiel, j West of England, etc. ) 3 _ ROOM! ROOM! ROOM! We want more room for our General and Fancy Departments, as our present space is only just adequate to our requirements, at this, the dullest time of the year. I MONEY! MONEY! MONEY! "We want to turn the Clothing into money, in order to prepare more fully for the large business that is looming ahead, at the Bon Marche next season. We do not intend to humbug the public with " the-rcd-herring-across-the-track " cry of "no reasonable offer refused;" No ! our aim being to clear out the Goods ;_ we are fully prepared to make a small sacrifice on them, rather than have them lying as dead stock on the shelves. As the Clothing was bought with the rest of Combs and Co.'s Stock, at a very low price, we shall offer it on such terms as will amply repay all purchasers. THE BON MARCIIi: Hastings-street, NAPIER. E. BECK & CO. MILLERS AND GENERAL MERCHANTS, HASTINGS AND CLIVE. 1883 WINTER 1883 We have much pleasure in informing our Friends that we have now opened up the bulk of this Season's Goods ex " Wellington," "Closeburn," and other late arrivals. Importing direct from the Home Manufacturers we can with confidence assure our Friends and the Public that we can give them tho best value for money ever offered in Hawke's Bay (we keep no cheap rubbish as a leading bait). IN THE MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT Will be found a good range of Goods suitable to all classes. IN THE DRESS DEPARTMENT We have splendid valuo in all the Leading ■ Lines, including all tho new Shades in French Merino. COSTUME CLOTH, MANTLE CLOTH, &c. &c. "Ay O O L ri OODS, We have the new Shapes in SHAWLS, LADIES' and CHILDREN'S PETTICOATS, LADIES' HATS (all new shapes) MEN'S, BOYS' and YOUTHS' HATS, i MEN'S, BOYS', and YOUTHS' CLOTHING. We have a splendid range, including the Celebrated Kaiapoi Tweed Suits, made to our special order— Men's Overcoats Men's Waterproof Coats Youths' and Boy's Overcoat In the Boot Department will be found a full range of Ladies' Glove Kid, lasting and Button Boots. We have also a large stock of the Celebrated Zealandia Brand now so universally , worn— ; Women's High Leg Laco Men's Boys' and Youths' Watertights and Shooters , STATION STORES AND REQUISITES, ' We hold a heavy Stock in this Department, including Galvanised Barbed Wire, 3 Staples, Wiro Nails, White Lead, Red Lead, Raw and Boiled Oil (in drums and i casks). r ' CITY FLOUR MILLS. Superfine Silk-dressed Flour, Sharpe's 3 and Bran; cash purchasers of Wheat, Wool, and other produce. AGENTS FOETHOMAS'S CARBOLISED SHEEP DIP, costing 2/- for every 100 Sheep dipped at the Adelaide Exhibition; this composition was awarded a Gold Medal, and at Geelong a Silver Medal. For Testi--3 monials, &c., see Circulars. 1 TO ARRIVE, EX "CUMBRIAN"— 3 C)KK CASES OF MERCHANDISE. b T)E-K AND pO., GENERAL MERCHANTS, Clive and Hastings. NOTICE. "[\JR. rp -TTJT ATE R WORTH , Begs to notify to tho Public that he will still carry on the business of Monumental Mason.

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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3779, 25 August 1883, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3779, 25 August 1883, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3779, 25 August 1883, Page 1

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