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Mataura Ensign, Volume 7, Issue 372, 8 July 1884, Page 3

General Merchants SMAILL AND BROWN GORE. GREAT PRESSURE. GREAT PRESSURE. "^TTE have yielded to the pressure brought to bear on us by our numerous customers " * and have resolved not to sell Off our Drapery Stock as previously announced. COME 3 AND SEE our Stock of AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS, now being opened out. COME AND SEE our Ladies' Jackets, Paletots, Dolmans, and Ulsters— all the newest makes. A grand range. COME AND 3ETC our Dress Materials, Cashmeres, Merinos, Homespuns, Wincey, &c. A choice range of each. COME AND SRF, our Flannels, Calicoes, Embroideries, Laces, Fringes, and Trimmings of all the newest and most fashionable kinds. BUY YOUR Groceries, Ironmongery, Crockery, Fancy Goods, Furniture. Boots and Shoes, Paperhangings, Varnishes, Brushes, oils and Colors from us. WE DEFY COMPETITION. N.B. — All .orders by post or otherwise will receive their prompt and careful attention.

Business Announcements. NOTICE. RIBBITSKIKS ! lUBBITSKIXS ! TIT ULIAM HDM E f Gore. Begs to notify that he is a cash purchaser, at the highest pricos. of KABBIT SKINS. Delivery taken at the Gore Horse Bazaar, eGSB THE MISSES EOS?. Milliners and Dkess:.iak-eks (Next Mr Fletcher's house, Irwell Street). •"V/TISS I. S. ROSS, having had several -L'J- years' experience in one of the most Fashionable Houses in Victoria, ladies can depend on gettin* their orders executed in somewhat different style from what is gene rally done in country villages. Gore, May, 1884. e ssi A TRIAL SOLICITED. MRS KNOWLES begs to intimate to her friends and the public generally that she has removed to her new premises (opposite Smaill and Brown's), where she will continue to supply the choicest FRUIT at reasonable rates ; and TEA, COFFEE, and PIES at all hours. Note the address : Opposite Smaill and Brown's. | IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE. THE CHEAP DRAPERY, CLOTHING AND BOOT STORE Opposite Bank of New Zealand, Main Street. 1/1 VERY article sold at the same good -*-^ value—the best obtainable in the Colony. Fresh goods always arriving from the manufacturers, Home and Colonial. e331 p. CALDBR. COMPULSORY SALE! GREAT BARGAINS! rri L. PILL ER, of the Gore • Drapery House, will during the next few weeks offer startling bargains in all departments. After all the great reductions made, he will still allow discount of 20 per cent., or ° o ° 4S m THE £ o * o to all CASH purchasers of LI and upwards. Aa all articles are marked in plain figures customers can at once see what great inducements aro now held out to them. Prices to suit the times ! Goods must be got rid of ! DON'T FORGET— A POUND'S WORTH OF GOODS FOR 16s CASH 1 tit SEE POSTERS ! SEE POSTERS ! -®a Come and Judge for Yourselves 1 All accounts owing must be paid at once. GORE DRAPERY HOUSE. "Ji/TR k. MRS GEORGE BRETT beg to •i-'-l- announce that they are prepared to receive pupils at their residence, Eecles street, Gore, for instruction in PIANOFORTE, HARMONIUM, SINGING, Etc. Instruments carefully selected by Mr Brett on the immediate or extended paj'ment system. eGSB mHE MATAURA ELECTION Mr G. F. RICHARDSON will address the Electors as under, in each case at 7.30 p.m. Fortrose July 10 Pukerau ... „ 11 Wyndham ... „ 12 Mokerita ... „ 14 Mataura ... „ 15 Chatton ... „ 16 TFaikaka ... „ 17 ' Glenkenieh ... „ 18 Gordon „ 19 Edendale ... „21 742e ' rnHE MATAUEA ELECTION Mr MORRIS will speak at Morris* Hall, Chatton, on Friday, 11th inst., and at the Waiktika Schoolhouse. on Saturday, 12tb. i 9e. v,,