Drapery. CONTINUATION OF ENGINE £ILEARING A L E AND rp JNGLIS GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN, AND GEORGE STREET, PORT CHALMERS. THE GREAT EXPECTATIONS with which we commenced our Annual Clearing Sale have been amply realised, and we thank our numerous Customers and the General Public for their VERY LIBERAL SUPPORT. It is well known that ALL THE YEAR ROUND We give our Customers THE VERY BEST VALUE FOR MONEY, And that during the last month WE HAVE OFFERED VERY SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO BUYERS, DEFYING LEGITIMATE COMPETITION. It was our intention to Close our Sale on the Ist day of February, but the present aspect of THE RETAIL DRAPERY TRADE Induces us to continue it for One Month ; and although we are holding NO COMPULSORY SALE FROM PRESSURE OF CREDITORS, Wo are determined that our very LARGE CONNECTION OF CUSTOMERS Shall be under no necessity to visit any other establishment for the purpose of SECURING BARGAINS. With a view to protect our own Interests, and the, Interests of our Customers, we have again Re-Marked our Stock, and we are determined NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD BY ANY HOUSE IN THE TRADE. THE SALE WILL BE CONTINUED FOR ONE MONTH, TERMS AS BEFORE, AND fp JNGLIS, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. AND GEORGE STREET, PORT CHALMERS.
Clothiers and Hosiers^ QOLONIAL gUITS, 4:25. 6d. UST A KRIVED J UST A |y£ONSTER QLOTHING JJALL, g JSAACS, PROPRIETOR, Sales by Auction. SIDES OF MUTTON. SIDES OF LAMB. By Auction. Frederick hj. evans has received instructions from Mr J. Kelly, George street, to sell by auction at the Market (Octagon), every Saturday and Wednesday morning, at G. 30 o’clock— SIDES OF PRIME FAT MUTTON AND LAMB. Terms—Cash. WEDNESDAY, 9th MARCH, At half-past I o’clock. TO IRONMONGERS, FANCY WAREHOUSEMEN, STOREKEEPERS, DEALERS AND OTHERS. Ex “Harvest Homo.” E D E CARLE & CO. • instructed by the Importer, will sell by auction, at their Rooms, on Wednesday, at half-past l o’clock, an invoice of superior goods, just landed ex “Harvest Home.’ Electroplated ware, in tea and coffee services, corner dishes, butter coolers, sugar stands, cake baskets, &c. Brush ware, in bass heads, brooms, banister, scrub, stove, shoe, sash tools, hair, tooth, &c. Pipes, meerschaum, straight, bent, cherry stern, Belgian cigar tubes, &c. Framed engravings, oil paintings, lithographs, and chromos Shell goods, in cushions, needle books, book-boxes, &c. Fancy goods, combs, printing press, dolls in wallnuts, &c. I case samples, and sundry other goods. Terms at Sale.—No Reserve.
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Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2132, 7 March 1870, Page 3
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