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Kumara Times, Issue 1415, 14 April 1881, Page 3

THE WORKING MAN’S FEIEND: W. B. ROBINSON, MANAGER FOR JOHN MANSON AND CO., KUMAEA, Has been supplied with Ten Cases and Bales of DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, The Value being <£935 17s. 6d. My instructions are to “ Hold another LARGE SALE, SELL CHEAP, and give PLENTY OE BARGAINS 1 so as to allow all the Customers to participate in the GREAT REDUCTIONS I*’—These instructions I shall carry out to the letter, and give some REAL BARGAINS for the ST. PATRICK and EASTER HOLIDAYS; and the DRESS GOODS, from 4£d per yard Brown Holland, from 6d per yard Horrocks’ Long Cloth, 5s 6d per doz. Ladies’ Colored Underskirts, from 4s 6d each Ladies’ Washing Ties, embroidered ends, Gd each Print Costumes, from ?s Gd Lace Curtains, from 4s 6d Honeycomb Counterpanes, from 6s 6d Honeycomb Towels, from Gd Prints, from per yard White Twill Sheeting, two yards wide, Is 7sd following PRICE LIST will show i LADIES’ DRAWERS, from 2s Gd per pair Puggarees, reduced to 9d Turkish Towels, from Is each Colored Mole Trowsers, from Gs Gd Men’s Straw Hats, Is Men’s Flannel Shirts, from 4s Gd Men's Tweed Trowsers, from 9s Gd Men’s Trowsers and Vests, from 15s Boys’ Tunic Suits, from 8s Gd Men’s White Shirts, from 2s 9d Aberdeen Socks, from 9d Men’s Oxford Shirts, from 4s Gd Job Lot Men’s Soft Felt Hats, 2s Gd. MANSON AND CO.’S TREBLE - MILLED GEELONG TROWSERS AND VESTS, Usual Prices 32s 6d, now 255! cannot be excelled. The same Great Reductions will be made throughout the Stock as those in the price list above. REMNANTS I REMNANTS ! REMNANTS ! These great Redactions have been made to make room for further Shipments shortly to arrive for the Winter Season. Sale commences Saturday, March 12th. W. B. ROBINSON, Manager Kumara Branch.

Gilbert stewart’s consultation No. 5, om THE SYDNEY CUP S To be run at Rand wick, New South Wales, on the 18bh April, 1891. 2000 MEMBERS, £1 each. The Drawing will take place under the supervision of the treasurer and committee of responsible subscribers present, immediately on subscription list being closed. Tickets may be obtained of Mr S. S. Pollock, and Mr C. Peters, Dillman’s Town j Mr Tonks, Albion Hotel, Greymouth ; Mr J. Jones, Greyraouth ; Mr Harris, Cafe de Paris, Hokitika; Mr M'Gaffin, Reefton ; Mr T. Shanks, Black’s Point ; Mr G. M‘Beath, Nelson Creek ■ Mr J. Hughes, Westport | Mr C. Cribbin, Stafford Town ; Mrs PiezSi, Goldsborough , and from the Treasurer, GILBERT STEWART, Box 22, Post-office, Kumara J oi‘ Gilbert Stewart’s Hotel. Alfred a. Cameron’s CHRISTCHURCH AUTUMN HANDICAP CONSULTATION, £4OOO. Race on 18th April, 1881.—Fee, £l. First, £7OO ; Second, £3OO ; Third, £2OO. Starters, £BOO. Non-starters, £2OOO. Total, £4OOO. Starters (di- | vided) average about £134 each ; Nonstarters (divided) average about £IOO each. There is no such liberal Division as above given in the Colonies for either Starters or Non starters. Attention is drawn to the fact that in all the important Races, both in Australia and New Zealand, a large proportion of the Horses originally nominated are subsequently struck out of their engagements, and therefore the drawers of non-starters in nearly all other Consultations receive but a very trifling and almost infinitesimal amount each, and in many instances they receive actually less than the amount of their aplication fee for a non-starter. Cheques to be crossed, with Is exchange added. Two postage stamps. Close about 13th April. ALFRED A. CAMERON, Box 251, Dunedin. Agent in Kumara district at Globe Hotel Dillman’s Town.