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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4173, 5 December 1884, Page 2

TMMENSE SUCCESS ! . 1 TMMENSE SUCCESS !! X OF J. PAUL'S GREAT SALE OF DRAPERY CLOTHING, &c. In the Bankrupt Estates of A. Bbowne, and Combs & Co. combined. FURTHER INDUCEMENTS. GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER, AS THIS SPECIAL PRICE LIST SHOWSReally Worth 8/6 ~. EMBROIDERED TUNICS WIDE HEAVY BLUE SERGE, Usual Prise 2/3 per yard. Now AD. a Yard. y A Grand Lot of WHITE CALICOS, Usually sold at 6/6 a dozen, Now O /f\ a Dozen. ojv DOUBLE WIDTH WHITE SHEETIN G Never sold under l/6? r , For QD. a Yard. " 300 — GIRLS' STRAW HATS, Worth 9d, To be sold at fD. Each. X 150 CHILDREN'S HOLLAND PINAFORES, Capital value at 1/6, For gD. Tho Public aro'requested to Inspect all the "above Lofs at THE BANKRUPT SALE, And particularly to Test the Quality. Following arc some further Extraordinary Bargains at the Bankrupt Sale:—• _____ MEN'S TWEED TROUSERS, Honestly worth 12/6, _ ror 6/11. ' "" •" ' " 130 MEN'S TWEED SUITS, Usually sold fit 35/-, *"18/6. MEN'S STRONG WORKING SHIRTS, Never sold under 2/6, For "I /Q I/O. ~ BOYS' TWEED KNICKER SUITS, Really worth 1-1/9, "7111. MEN'S HARD FELT HATS, Grand Value for 5/6, "1/11. MEN'S TWEED TROUSERS & VEST, Cheap at 11/6, N °' r 9/6. It is hereby notified that fill the above Lots are now ready for sale, and that, in order to secure a choice, Customers should pay an early visit to the GREAT BANKRUPT SALE, HASTINGS-STREET. JOSEPH l> A U L, X Vendor. DEPOT FOR THE KAIAPOI WOOLLEN MANUFACTURES. X\AVID "pALMER AND r\O. Try the Gold Medal Olotiunck Truth is Stranger than Fiction. Wo are selling the acknowledged most superior make in Men's and Boys' Clothing at LOWER PRICES than inferior makes arc sold at elsewhere. KAIAPOI CLOTHING, Awarded the Gold Medal for Superiority At the International Exhibition. Examine our Boys' and Youths' Cambridge, Hussar, and Pleated Suits. Compare the Quality and Prices with any other Goods. GENUINE NEW ZEALAND MANUFACTURES. NO OLD STOCK. Kaiapoi Wools by the Head or Skein (all shades). White and Colored Flannel, Rugs, iShawls, &c, AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Hats (Rabbit Fur Felt). Made by G. Burtenshaw, of Duncdin. Awarded* First Order of Merit at the International Exhibition. Largo and well assorted stock of General Mercery. Celluloid Collars and Cuffs not affected by Perspiration. ARGOSY BRACES. Silk Coats, Straw Hats, &c, &c. Any article not approved of will bo exchanged with duo courtesy. By selling- Sound Goods at the Lowest Price wo trust to secure a continuance of Public Patronage. DEPOT FOR THE KAIAPOI WOOLLEN MANUFACTURES. DAVID PAT.MERSC 0 Next to Monteith's Horse Bazaar, HASII»O6• SIEJ! XT , NAI'I ER. joHK M y a y Invites inspection of his stock of SADDLERY AND HARNESS, And wishes to call special attention to his assortment of Ladies' Saddles, comprising every style and variety, including a number of Peat's pattern in best qualifies, which are very superior goods. Men's Saddles, of our own well-known make, in every style, shape, and quality at the very lowest possible price. The stock of Harness is very extensive and varied, and includes ti few sots of very superior Carriage, Buggy, Single and Pair Horse, Gig, and Dray Harness, which was made for exhibition at the late show. Horso Clothing and Rugs, Portmanteaus, Gladstone and Conner Bags—a large assortment. Harness Blacking, Oils, Embrocation, Sponge, and almost every article in the trade kept in stock. Repairs well and promptly executed. TOHN M ( VAY, Wholesale and Retail Saddler,