LONDOH&PARIS FANCY BAZAAR CLYDE. Selling Off! Selling Off l Selling Off!!! * LEAVING THE COLONY. v JACOB THOEMAHLEBT, RAVING decided upon leaving New Zealand for the Cape of Good Hope, has resolved to
CLEAR OFF The whole of liis extensive and valuable STOCK, Irrespective of Cost. The Stock comprises: Fancy Goods of every description Household Furniture Ironmongery Crockery, China, and Glassware Brass, Iron, and Tinware Brushwarc and Cutlery Electro-Plated Goods Lamps and Chandeliers Patent Atmospheric Lamps Cooking, Parlor, and Kerosene Stove Perambulators and Baby Jumpers Patent Medicines and Perfumery
Stationery Five Hundred Volumes of Books Optical and Musical Instruments Pictures and Picture Frames Drapery Ladies’and Gentlemen’s Clothing Jewellery, Colonial and English Gold and Silver Watches Clocks, eight-day and thirty-hour Toys and Dolls in endless variety Tobacco, Cigars, and Pipes And a host of other Articles, too numerous to particularise. Also, A Freehold Land and Buildings Four first-class Draught Horses Light "Waggon and Spring Cart N.B. All debts duo to Mr Jacob Thormahlen must be paid at once. C'ydc, July 28 IBCB.
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Dunstan Times, Issue 345, 4 December 1868, Page 4
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170Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 Dunstan Times, Issue 345, 4 December 1868, Page 4
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