dbipbrt r PHE most Immense Attraction that then has ever been, The greatest Importation Dunedin e’er hai seen : Five Ships with valued cargoes, hroughl o’er the stormy wave To adorn the great departments of Itig l is’f Magic Cave. Five Hundred Thousand Pound* worth of costly goods to hand* To supply appealing thousands, the vast increased demand. Five Hundred Thousand Pounds worth of varied stock, replete With every new attraction, at the Cave you’ll find complete.. At this greatly., famed' warehouse its renown has spread abroad, 4nd wondering nations, all aghast, the enterprise applaud— You 11 find Unequalled Bargains in everything you have, Come, view this exhibition at the wondrous Magic Cave I Intense excitement now prevails throughout the town and jifiace, And competition surges high in this allabsorbing race. But, hark, the cry of triumph I Victorious banners wave Majestically aloft o’er the wondrous Magic Cave. A. AND NGLIS.
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Evening Star, Issue 3790, 17 April 1875, Page 4
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150Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 3790, 17 April 1875, Page 4
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