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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4009, 28 May 1884, Page 2

Special Advertisements* GREAT COMPULSORY /CLEARING-OUT DALE. TO AVOID BANKRUPTCY. OWING TO HEAVY LOSSES IN THE TOWN. ALEX. BROWNE, HASTINGS STREET, To save himself from Bankruptcy, is compelled, through pressing ■ engagements, TO OFFER THE WHOLE OF HIS TyCAGNIFICENT AT AN ENORMOUS SACRIFICE FOR CASH ONLY. The whole Stock has now to bo disposed of regardless of Profits, and many instances Under Cost. A LEXANDER TJROWNE A -o Respectfully solicits the Public patronage. No offer within reason will be refused for Cash. To Hotelkeepers, Storekeepers, Hawkers, and those about to furnish, will find this an opportunity rarely offered, as the whole Stock must go. SALE COMMENCED ON SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1884, UNTIL THE WHOLE STOCK HAS BEEN DISPOSED OF. ALEX. BROWNE, HASTINGS STREET. H a CO v o|qq r^t ■*- , £s« "a M Pn >j« § tJbr <?\ &■%< "% § o «l£ *s « % W*■ o 1-4 H CARNE L- L ' S Royal Fine Art PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO. Vanderweyde Latent. SHAKESPEARE-ROAD, opposite post-office, napier. [Established 1865.] Awarded First and Second Orders of Merit by the .CommiesioAers of the Melbourne Exhibition. INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHY. isg* To Prevent disappointment engagements should bo made in advance. Dt7Li> Weather NoQbjtbct. begs to notify that ho \J has just received a complete plant for Enamelling, and will, jf requested, Fnaioel all Photographs without any extra clmrg«. ■ .