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Globe, Volume V, Issue 519, 16 February 1876, Page 4

DUNSTABLE HOUSE. AUTUMN CLEARANCE OF FASHIONABLE DRAPERY. OUR Half-Yearly Stock-Taking being at hand, we according to custom, offer the Balance of our SEASON’S STOCK, which we have determined to reduceby giving large inducements to purchasers; and having gone carefully over the goods, we have made such reductions as will effect the object sought. An abridged list of stock reduced can be obtained at Dunstable House. We mark all goods in plain figures. The reduced prices are in red ink. Buyers can easily satisfy then) selves as to the reductions. In submitting this list, we have confidence | that our customers and the public will see that better value cannot be found. The goods are all in stock, in quantity, at the reduced prices named, on the date of this issue. In season’s goods, as Millinery, Bonnets and Hats, Jackets, Capes, Cuirass, and Tabliers, Costumes, Fancy Dresses, &c., &c., it will be seen that we prefer clearing out at a great loss rather than hold over, thus affording customers an opportunity of purchasing, in many instances, cheaper than they could in England. One Shilling off every Pound purchased for cash. J. BALLANTXNB and 00, DUNSTABLE HOUSE. January 19th, 1875. 2063 TO-MORROW. Messrs Clifford and roper have received instructions from Mr Allen, Bailiff, to SELL BY AUCTION, Without reserve, At their Rooms, Cashel street, ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17th, At 12 o’clock noon, A QUANTITY OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Consisting of— Drawing-room suite (in hair) Washstands and ware Bedsteads and bedding Couches, paliasses Tapestry and felt carpets Kitchen and parlour tables i Fender and fireirons Pictures, cornice pole and rings And miscellaneous goods. 2222 SALVAGE FROM THE LATE FIRE. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17th. TEAS SUGARS, GROCERIES, OILMEN’S STORES, HAMS AND BACON, BRUSHWARE, &c. PRIZE BRAHMA FOWLS. MR J. Q. HAWKBS has received instructions from Mr R. Macfarlane to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his new Store, Corner of Armagh and Barbadoes streets, WITHOUT ANY RESERVE, ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17th, The whole of the stock saved .from the late fire, comprising, in bulk and broken parcels— TEAS—In boxes, quarter and half chests (large quantity and very choice qualities) SUGARS—Best white crystals, yellows, aud loaf Coffee, cocoa, chocolate Mustard, white and blue starch, indigo blue, washing soda, Berwick’s baking powder, soaps in great variety Currants, raisins, spice, cloves, tobacco OILMEN’S STORES —Jams, pickles, jellies, tart fruits, sauces, fresh salmon, lobster, herrings, oysters, sardines Red herrings and ling in kegs and cases BRUSHWARE, &c—Shoe and scrub brushes, hair and bass brooms, chamois skins, emery powder, &c Sulphur in cask, bluestone Oatmeal, canary seed, and biscuits Large quantity very superior HAMS, BACON, and CHEESE I large treacle can, and sundries too numerous to mention About TWENTY-FIVE very choice prize BRAHMA FOWLS. 1 pure-bred yellow Belgian Canary (splendid songster) and cage Sale at 11 for 11.30, 2-10 Luncheon provided. 6061 DRAPERS’ AND CLOTHIERS ASSOCIATION, INHABITANTS of CHRISTCHURCH especially those who now ENJOY the privilege of a HALF-HOLIDAY, Are requested NOT TO SHOP LATER THAN 6 p.m. ON SATURDAYS. SERIALS FOR 1875-NOW IN STOCK. THE British Workman, British Workwoman Chatterbox, Kind Words, Little Folks Pictorial Missionary News, Family Friend Friendly Visitor, Btad of Hope Review Infants’ Magazine, Children’s Friend The Quiver, Good Words, Sunday Magazine. WESLEYAN~BOOK DEPOT, 2188 Colombo street.