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Kumara Times, Issue 1531, 24 August 1881, Page 3

ANNUAL CLEARING SALE. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY! W. KIRKPATRICK, SEDDON STREET, Has just finished Stocktaking, and remarked his Large and Valuable Stock of ETC., And will now offer to the Public of Kumara and surrounding districts, ENORMOUS In all the departments, at such Great clear BROWN HOLLANDS, 9d Checked Cotton Shirting, Is Prints, 6d Horrocks’ Long Cloth, 5s fid per doZ. Unbleached Calico, 5s fid Crimean Shirting, Is 3d All-Wool Tartan, Is fid Black Double Alpaca, Is Black Figured Alpaca, Is 3d Colored Satin Cloth, Is 9d Dark and Light Colored Alpacas, Is Black and Colored Grenadines, Is Slate Crinoline, fid White Curtain Lace, Is fid and 2s Alexander’s Knitting Cotton, 3s per lb. Colored Fancy Ribbons, fid Ladies’ White and Colored Stays, 4s fid Print Pinafores, Is Print and Holland Costumes Girls’ Fur Muffs, 4s fid and 5s fid Ladies’ Black Cloth Paletots, 14s fid Slueensland Wool Shawls, 8s fid and 10s fid hildren’s Thread Gloves, fid BARGAINS Reductions as must effect an immediate ance. LADIES’ COLORED KID GLOVES, Is and Is fid Ladies’ Silk Umbrellas, 6s fid and 7s fid Women’s and Girls’ Black Straw Hats, Is Women’s Grey Straw Hats, 2s fid Ladies’ and Girls’ Trimmed Hats, 5s Ladies’ Trimmed Bonnets, 14s fid Colored Flowers, 3d and fid Boys’ Straw Hats, Is Boys’ Black Felt Hats, 2s Men’s White Dress Shirts, 5s Men’s Crimean Shirts fis fid Men’s Cotton Shirts, 2s Men’s Aberdeen Socks, Is Colored Moleskin, 2s Boys’ Colored Mole Trousers, Ssfidandfisfid. Men’s Colored Mole Trousers, 7s and 8s Boys* Drill Knicker Suits, 3s fid Boys’ Tweed Knicker Suits, from 10s fid Girls’ Kid Boots, from 3s fid Men’s Elastic Bides and Balmoral Boots, 7s fid Ladies’ Underclothing, cheap. Men’s Geelong Tweed Trowsers and Vests, PAGET AND SAC COATS, GENTS’ STIFF AND SOFT FELT HATS, &c., At Great Reductions. *3- W. KIRKPATRICK, -Cf SEDDON STREET.

THE LAST CONSULTATION BEFORE THE LOTTERY ACT BECOMES LAW. SIX CHANCES OF WINNING UP TO £I2OO FOR 10s I FLEMING AND STAPLETON’S ; NOVELTY CONSULTATION I No 10, on the N]Z. METROPOLITAN MEETING, i To be run at Christchurch, November 1881, And will be positively drawn on MONDAY, October 31st. ... 8000 Subscribers at 10seach. About 190 nominations, and about 190 prizes. EfcchTicket has a chance of winning SIX prizes, on the following events : Derby Stakes, £7so.—First horse, £200; second do., £100; third do., £SO; ' other starters (divided), £IOO ; non- ' starters (divided), £3OO. C. J. C. Handicap, £looo.—First horse, £3OO ; second do., £l5O ; third do., . £75; other starters (divided), £125 ; non-starters (divided), £350. Welcome Stakes, £soo.—First horse, | 1 £100; second do., £SO; third do., . £25 ; other starters (divided), £IOO ; non-starters (divided), £225. Canterbury Cup, £looo.—First horse, £4OO ; second do,, £l5O ; third dp., £75 ; other starters (divided), £175 ; . non-starters (divided), £2OO. Christchurch Plate, £37s.—First horse, £100; second do., £SO; third do., £25; starters and non-starters (divided), £2OO. Metropolitan Handicap, £37s. — First horse, HOO ; second do., LSO ; third do., L 25 ; starters and non-starters (divided), L2OO. Each race will be drawn separately under the supervision of a committee of the subscribers, and results published in the morning papers. Should all the shares not be disposed of, prizes will be distributed pro rata, less 10 per cent. Two stamps for reply and result; Is exchange on cheques. THOS. STAPLETON, Box 238, P. 0., Christchurch j JUBAL FLEMING, Treasurer, City Baths, Christchurch. Agent for Kumara i MR. GILBERT STEWART. THE GREAT MONSTER NOVEL “ORACLE” COMPANY of £20,000, in Shares of £1 each, Has commenced operations on the V.R.C. SPRING MEETING, Including THE MELBOURNE CUP, AND ALL OTHER RACES OF THE MEETING. Special Prizes for early applicants. Apply for Prospectus to “THE ORACLE,” Care of F. C. GOYDER, Melbourne.

E. N. WIIiIiBBBG, LICENSED SURVEYOR, AND MINING ENGINEER. Encroachment, Tunnel, and WaterRace Surveys made at reasonable charges. Perfect accuracy guaranteed. Agent, D. Hannan, Mining Advocate, &c., Post-office Hotel, Main Street, Kumara. JOHN I) AVI b s, TAILOR, SEDDON STREET, Adjoining KUmArA Times Office, In thanking his numerous customers for their past patronage, wishes • to inform them and the public generally that, having opened with a Large Stock of WEST OF ENGLAND CLOTHS, COATINGS, TWEEDS, And all the Goods have been Carefully selected j and the make, quality, and style are unequalled. As a sufferer and heavy loser by the late fire, he solicits the public patron--age. Fit and Workmanship guaranteed.

TTOU-HOP TANNERY. A ARAHURA. Having taken the Tannery and FelU mongery Business of Mr John Dowling, at the Little Hou-Hou Creek, I am now prepared to purchase HIDES, SKINS) and TALLOW from the trade, at current prices. I am now in a position to supply LEATHER and GRINDERY in all their branches) and in unlimited quantities, All Correspondence or Orders must to _be addressed to me at Hokitika; and Accounts against me must be rendered prior to the Ist of each month. JOHN MAHER. Hokitika, May 6th, 1881. GREYMOUTH AND KUMARA TRAMWAY COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE. COAL REDUCED 10s and 15s? Ton To encourage a larger consumption, the Tramway Company are now selling COAL at following Reduced Rates : Delivered any part Kumara— Best Household’ Coals, in i-ton ) 455. lots or upwards ... “ ...j?ton. Best Smithy Coal, double-1 screened (Nuts), at Tram- I way Station ... ... j tOD * Under |-ton Lots, 4s ? bag. Bags returnable at time of delivery. WM. A, HEATON, Secretary. rpO LET, a LARGE STABLE, on 1 the Main Road. Apply Republic Hotel.