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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 67, 21 February 1885, Page 2

What Is known m the wholesale trade as a very " slow season" having just terminated, we have been able to buy up, (prior to Stocktaking) some Remarkably Cheap lines, which together with our own Surplus Smnmei Stock we are now offering at prices whiolt cannot fail to to command the nttaution of purchasers. We quote the following as samples of what are now obtaiuabie at The Bon i Marche. New patterns, Cambrics, 3£d; new patterns, Pompadour, 4^d ; Zephyr Checks, 7£d ; Dress Stuffs, 3£d, 4£d, 6£d, 7£d, these aiH worth from 6d to Is 3d. Uver Nuns' Cloths all tho new shade, Dress length of 12 yards for 10s 6d. Heavy Long Lnce Curtains, 4s (id, 6s, 7s 6d, 9s Gd, 12s 6d. 570 dozen Linen Buttons, all makes and sizes, and first class quality to be cleared at one penny per dozen. The Bon Marche, The People's Cash Drapery and Clothing 'Warehouse C. M. IJoas nnd Co.[advtJ Glasgow, D.;c. 18th, 1884. Mr D. McKay Georgp, Pahnerstou North, New Zealaud. Dear Sir, — We have the pleasure to acknowledge receipt of your valued order No. 69G dated 10th October which is put forward and receiving our best care m the execution. The cases containing your goods (r.bout 60 m number), we hope to be" able to place on board direct steamer leaving for New Zealand and arriving about March 31st, We are, Dear Sir, Yours faithfully, Arthur & Co., Limited. — rAaVT.]