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Dunstan Times, Issue 300, 24 January 1868, Page 1

Under Power of Attorney. The Positive and Unreserved SALE FOR CASH OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS,&&o f HAS COMMENCED, And will Continue A FEW MONTHS LONGER. At FITCH’S LONDON HOUSE, CLYDE. Jjj- R GEORGE CLARK has received definite instructions from Mr. Allen Fitch, who is about visiting the Old Country, to DISPOSE OF, Without delay, the whole of his carefully selected and valuable STOCK OF DRiPSEI, CLOTHING, BOOTS, &c. i 7 I Large parcels of goods, of the Newest Designs and Fashions, having lately been added to the Stock, Mr. George Clark. with the utmost confidence begs to invite an inspection of the same. The Millinery and Drapery Department. Is replete with Summer Dresses of every hue and material; Straw, Chip, Leghorn, and Tuscan Hats and Bonnets, in every shape, trimmed and untrimmed ; and every article of Apparel for Ladies and Children. The Clothing Department Embraces Summer Suits of York and Sydney Tweeds, Silk Mixtures, and of every texture of Cloth ; Sac and other Coats, Pantalaons, Pants, Vests, <tc., ic. Riding and Other Boots, In endless variety. ALL MUST BE SOLD. COME & SEE for YOURSELVES. AT THE LONDON HOUSE, CLYDE. nEO RG E /JURE, Bv Power of Attorney, for ALLEN FITCH.