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Evening Star, Issue 4310, 19 December 1876, Page 4

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C A THE CAVE! THE CAVE! IN LIQUIDATION. IN LIQUIDATiOy. Splendor! Grandeur! Brilliant! Magnificent! Regardless! Reckless ! Ruthless ! Extravagant! SALES CONTINUE In every department of this celebrate warehouse FOR;.CASH!!! Since the commencement of this Genuine Gearing Sale no leas than 40,7C0 Purchasers have Visited the Cave, A fact in itself that speaks volumes for the superior quality and cheapness of the goods offered. At the same Astonishing Prices this Grand Sale will Continue up to the 15th January, 1877, when THE CAVE, amidst the regrets and lamentations of the people of Otago, WILL CLOSE, f«.r the final adjustment of partnership accounts.

£1,006 worth of valuable Paintings of highly artistic excellence, will be distributed shortly to -our Customers, whose purchases amount to £2O, We thus offer an inducement that no economical person can overlook. We not only offer the ohoice of the largest and most replete Stock in the Province at less than English prices, but to those whose purchases amount to £2O we present a Painting valuing from £2 to £lO, thss allowing 10 to 50 per cent, additional discount. We would recommend particularly the digestion of this fact to those parties intending to furnish, as nowhere in New Zealand can they obtain such genmne bargains as at the MAGIC CAVE. •"-,.-■'- ONE MONTH ONLY AT THE C A V E! ! ! The People's Favorite Establishment will then Finally Close By order of the -fratteet m the Estates of A. & T. INGLIS, George street, Dunedin' A. & T. INGLIS, George street, Port Chalmers. A. INGLIS & CO., Princes street, Dunsdin. And at London.