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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume III, Issue 185, 7 August 1868, Page 3

NOTICE. Clearing-out Snle of Groceries, China, Glass, Earthenware, Drapery, &c., &c, at an Immense Sacrifice. mHOS. TURRELL begs respectfully to inform X the public, that he has PURCHASED Mr LONGFORD'S BUSINESS in Bridge- street, and will, for TEN DAYS ONLY, be SELLING OFF the Old Stock, in order to make room for NEW GOODS. T. T., in soliciting the patronage of the people of Nelson, begs to assure them tbat he will always study to supply those who may favor him with their orders, with the best . articles, at the lowest possible prices. THOS. TURRELL, Bridge-street, Nelson. 1670 IMPERATIVE CLEARANCE. CASH SALE of WINTER DRAPERY, FOR TEN DAYS ONLY. COMMENCED On WEDNESDAY, JULY 29th. WILSON & RICHARDSON WILL OFFER FOR SALE, AT 20 Per Cent. UNDER COST PRICE, every portion of their WINTER STOCK, consisting of— Plain Winceys Skirting Winceys Dress Goods French Merinoes Wool Plaids Ladies' Hats Children's Hats Millinery Hosiery Walking Jackets Shawls Furs Men's Clothing Mercery, and All Wool Goods belonging to the Winter Stock. MARK I The GOODS enumerated will be Sold as above quoted, viz. — 20 Per Cent. UNDER COST PRICE, but for READY CASH ONLY. PLAIN GOODS at the same LOW RATES recently quoted by us, WILSON & RICHARDSON, BRIDGE-STREET, 1577 FOR SALE. MUST be Cleared Off at LOWEST RATES, to make room for Goode per Ballarat. 800 bushels Prime Oats 15 tons Brown River Potatoes 10 „ Best Hobarton Flour 50 kegs Prime Butter 60 flitches First-class Bacon. 1626 E. BUXTON & CO.