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Evening Star, Issue 3292, 8 September 1873, Page 4

DRAPER*. KERR’S READ Y-M ADE CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, GEORGE STEEET, Corner of Hanover street. T. KERR, In returning thanks to the Workmen of Dunedin and the Public generally, for the support accorded him since he opened the above Establishment, begs to intimate that he is now Opening several Cases of MEN’S, YOUTH’S, AND BOYs’ SUITS, &c., &c., &c., Which he will Sell at Prices unaffected by the new tariff. 'Try KERR’S 35s SUIT, worth 50s Try KERR’S 20a TROUSERS and VEST, worth 27s 6d | Try KERR’S 7a 9d TROUSERS, worth ( 10a | Try KERR’S 25s BOYS’ SUIT, worth 35s |Try KERR’S. 10s KNICKERBOCKER [ SUIT, worth 15s ! ■ ■' ; ■ | HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, ; COLLARS, i TIES, &c,, &c,j &c., equally cheap. \ ■ I A very cheap line in RED, WHITE, and i BLUE BLANKETS. i • ' | This is the only house in town where business is carried on under the CO-OPERATIVE SYSTEM, To the mutual benefit of Buyer and Seller. One Price—Cash down, consequently no bad debts. BUILDING OPERATIONSTEMPORARY PREMISES. T HOMSON, gTRANG, AND c °. Beg to intimate to the Public generally that, during the progress and until the completion of their NEW WAREHOUSE ,in th!e _ ’ CUTTING, PRINCES STREET, They will conduct business in those premises in GEORGE STREET, Next Mr Johnston’s, ironmonger, where they are prepared to offer very SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO BUYERS OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING.