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Kumara Times, Issue 264, 9 August 1877, Page 3

THE GASH PALACE !! ADVERTISEMENT. Who overcharged the Miners fifty per cent. I—Not the Cash Palace. What Stores have hawked their Goods from Rush to Rush for the last ten years ?—Not the Cash Palace. Who tried to sell part of their old stock hy auction?—Not the Cash Palace. Where can you see an accumulation of moth-eaten Clothing and Drapery ? —Not at the Cash Palace. Who copied advertisements of other Drapers ?—Not the-Cash Palace. Who tries to deceive the public by advertising prices?—Not the Cash Palace. Who brought the prices down Fifty per cent ?—The Cash Palace, of course. Who should be patronised ?—The Cash Palace. Where is the new Drapery and Clothing to be seen?—At the Cash Palace. Who has the largest Stock of Clothing and Drapery ?—The Cash Palace. Who gives the best value ?—The Cash Palace. Who buys their Goods for cash in Sydney and Melbourne ?—The Cash Palace. Where are the best Crimean and Flannel Shirts ?—At the Cash Palace. Where are the Heavy Drawers and Best Socks ?—At the Cash Palace. Where are the Best Trousers and Vests of every texture?—At the Cash Palace. - Superior Pagets, double and single breasted Coats ?—At the Cash Palace. Waterproof and Overcoats?—At the Cash Palace. White, blue, and silver-grey Blankets ?—At the Cash Palace. Where are the best and cheapest Goods on the West Coast ?—At the Cash Palace. Where is the largest Stock of Men’s, Women’s, and Children’s Boots, of every kind I— At the Cash Palace. A Splendid Stock of Boots, just received ?—At the Cash Palace. New and Fashionable Clothing and Drapery, received from Sydney and Melbourne every fortnight ?—At the Cash Palace. MINERS, call on your Friend, who brought down the prices, at the Cash Palace. LADIES, patronise your Friend, at the Cash Palace. EVERYBODY call and inspect the New and Fashionable Goods, at the Cash Palace. Look at the Quality and Cheapness of the Goods at the Cash Palace. Ladies’ Trimmed Hats at the Cash Palace. Ladies’ Glove Kid, and the Best Quality Prunella Boots at the Cash Palace. Girls’ and Boys’ Boots at the Cash Palace. Only one price, and no abatement, at the Cash Palace. All Goods marked in plain figures; and, no second price at the Cash Palace. Ladies and Miners, remember no overcharge of Fifty per ' cent, at the Cash Palace New and Fashionable Clothing and Drapery received every fortnight from Melbourne and Sydney at the Gash Palace. Large Stock of Boots at the Cash Palace. ' Don’t forget'your Friend and the Call at the } CASH PALACE I IN MAIN STREET. —i, — 1 - BARGAINS ! BARGAINS! BARGAINS I! 1 IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE. TO THE INHABITANTS, OF KUMARA, AND THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. ■■ BONA FIDE CLEARING SALE OF GENERAL : DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, FANCY GOODS* &0., &0,, FOR SIX WEEKS ONLY, During which time the entire Stock must be cleared, as the proprietor is relinquishing the Drapery Business, AT S. S. POLLOCK'S, MAIN STREET. KUMARA. COME AND INSPECT THE BARGAINS. THE whole of the Stock having been purchased for CASH, in the Cheapest Markets, will now be offered at prices that must ensure a Speedy Sale. S. S. P. refrains from quoting Prices, as it could not convey any idea of the enormous sacrifice at which the goods will be offered. One visit to S. S. P. will convince the most sceptical of the genuineness of the sale. ALL GOODS TO BE SOLD FOR GASH.. N.B.—NO REASONABLE CASH OFFER WILL BE REFUSED. The Sale is NOW ON, and will continue for SIX WEEKS ONLY at the expiration of which the Balance of Stock will be submitted to Public Auction. No Goods booked after this date. —NOTE THE ADDRESS—OPPOSITE MEE’S, CHEMIST, MAIN ROAD. Kumara* 25th June, 1877.

PAIR splendid BOOTS at tfs, Ladies’ myiDSON AND CO.. BERLIN HOUSE. NOTICE. Kid MERCHANTS, STOREKEEPERS, &c. T DRUMM Mawhera Quay, Grey- ' mouth, i? prepared to take charge of Bills of Lading, store goods if necessary, or forward same promptly per Tramway. I to D. Davidson and Co. and see their splendid silk-mixed Suits at 45s

the Undersigned, have this day Dissolved Partnership in the Horse, Harness, and Waggon, known as the Knynara Express. All debts due will be paid, and all accounts owing will be received by Thomas Eyan. W. REILLY THOS. RYAN. Witness— Edwin Blake. Dated at Kumara, this 4th day of August, 1877. (X BELONG TWEED TROUSERS and VEST, best quality, for 28s 6d, at D. Davidson and Co.’s.