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Free Lance, Volume III, Issue 119, 11 October 1902, Page 22

TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND MY LATE CUSTOMERS.

HAVING purchased the whole Stock of Messrs. Berry and Son, Cuba Street, compiising Gentlemen's Mercery, &c , I am selling the same at the lowest bedrock prices. The stock is all of a first-class and superior kind, and pmchaseis can rely on securing the best of bargains. The Sale only lasts ONE WEEK, and the public and my clients are respectfully asked to bear this in mind. No other shop in the city can supply better goods, and the puces aie such that will suit the puises of all.

GEORGE GOLDSTEIN, Gentlemen's Mercfk, next Silver Grid, CUBA SI'REET

ALFRED HILL, R.C.M.,L., begs to announce that owing to the many inducements offered he has decided to remain in Wellington and practise his profession as a

TEACHER OF MUSIC

Ml. Hill will be at " The Dresden " every morning, fiom 11 to 12 o'clock, to interview intending pupils.

RICH, NEW, FASHIONABLE

Spring (3oobs

WARNOCK & ADKIN'S.

115 BOXES LACE COLLARETTES AND FICHUS, White, Cream and String Colours, Is to 25s 6d each.

HANDSOME LACE BLOUSES, White, Cream and Stiing Colour.

12 Cases

FRENCH AND ENGLISH MILLINERY, The Latest Designs at Lowest Prices.

Extra Laige Shipment of LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERCLOTHING, SKIRTS, DRESSES, Etc.

Opening ex Paparoa — NEW DRESS MATERIALS, NEW SILKS, NEW DELAINES, NEW SATEENS, NEW BLOUSES, NEW COSTUMES, NEW LACES, Etc. At

THORNDON HOUSE