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Kumara Times, Issue 2014, 12 February 1883, Page 3

GKEAT CLEABING SALE J. MANS ON AND 00. HAVING ON HAND MANY ARTICLES DRAPERY AND CLOTHING WHICH THEY WISH TO CLEAR OUT, HAYE MADE SO AS TO CLEAR THEM AT ONCE. THESE GOODS WILL THEREFORE BE SOLD ?or Cash, at astonishingly Low Prices. WE REFRAIN FROM QUOTING PRICES, AS ONE VISIT WILL CONVINCE THE PUBLIC THAT THIS IS A GENUINE SALE! MANSON AND CO.

fiTOTHEIM'S sewing machines. TIME PAYMENTS. [RONMONGERY, FANCY GOODS, AS ON SALE AT LOWEST PRICES. Furnishing and Builders' Ironmongery Of every Description. BAR, ROD, AND SHEET IRON, AND STEEL. CHAMPION'S GENUINE WHITE LEAD. PAINTS AND OILS. Manilla, European, and Wire Rope. Axes, 6s. Ames' Long-handle Shovels, 6s. Colonial Ovens, from 20s and upwards. Corrugated Iron, 5,6, 7,8, and 9 feet lengths, at 7d per foot. 18-inch Ridging, at 7d per foot. NOTE THE ADDRESS! JAMES KENTON, HOKITIKA, AND KTJMARA. SOLE AGENT FOR WERTHEIM'S Wonderful Sewing Machines. WILLIAM GOFF, MANAGER, KTJMARA.

BROWN, T T Importer- sand Maker of BOOTS AISD SHOES, Begs to notify that Laving purchased the estate of the Late Robert Brown, the business will 7 oc-> carried on as usual in Seddan street, BLumara, where he hopes to merit a. fair share of public patronage. Just received, &•> large assortment of BOOTS and SHOES of the best quality, which will be sold at the lowest possible prices. Boots and Shoes; made to order and repaired. The trade sn.pplied with Leather, Grindery, and Cl'.osed Uppers. ITofce the address: WILLIAM BROWN, Importer and Mai cer tof Boots and Shoes, Setlclon Sfcnjet, Kumara ; and Cliff S'treett, Lyoll.