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New Zealand Mail, Issue 15, 6 May 1871, Page 20

AITOTHBE/ SAOBIPICB ! ! I WINTER SHIPMENTS/ OVER c£4 5 000 WOETH 0:F DRAPEEY, ALL NEW GOODS ! ! ! CLOTHING, HOSIERY, MEECERX, HATS & CAPS, WATERPROOFS, PORTMANTEAUS, CARPET BAGS, BLANKETS & SHEETS, THE WHOLE OF WHICH WILL BE II REMEMBER—THIS IS A REAL BONA FIDE CLEAR OUT. THE PEICE OF NEW GOODS WILL BE Ai SHINGLY LOW ! A DESPERATE ATTEMPT WILL BE MADE TO CLEAR OUT THE WHOLE STOCK iikt ousts :f:r,o:m: the date i A liberal offer having been made for the Goodwill of the Business and Premises, if possession can be given within that timeJ. WARMOLL thinks it unnecessary to call attention to his Price List of Clothing, as it is now in the hands of every settler in the Province, but he begs leave to say, the prices will be the same as former price list. J. WARMOLL having received a large Consignment of DRAPERY, ex " England," from one of the leading Glasgow Houses for absolute Sale, with positive instructions to remit by the MAY Mail, will offer a large portion of the same to the inhabitants of the Wairarapa District. J.W. wishes to call particular attention to the Price List now issued as per Glasgow Invoice. PEICE LIST OF Stout Brown Wincey Knickerbocker „ Aberdeen „ Fancy Striped Wincey Skirtings Superior White Long Cloth *.. White Shirting Calico ... Unbleached Calicoes, Mexican Finish 72 inch „ very stout ... Welsh Elannel Scarlet do And a large variety of FANCY at 6|d per yard, worth Is t B£d „ Ls ~ „ at Is 6d „ „ at 6s 9d doz. „ „ at 4s 9d „ „ „ at 5s 6d „ „ „ at Is 3d per „ „ at Is 3id „ „ „ at Is 4d „ „ „ Is 3d Heavy Bleached Sheetings at Is 9d per yard, worth 2s 9d is wa Fancy Dress Stuffs ... ... at 6|-d ~ 3s Black Alpacas ..." ... at 9s French Merinoes, all shades, wide widths at 2s lid „ 7s 6d Dress Linings, all colors ... at 4<|-d „ 8s 6-4 All Wool Tartan Plaids ... at 2s 13d „ 2s 3d Stout Brown Holland ... ... at 10i-d „ 2s 2d White and Unbleached Cotton Hose at 9d per pair 2s 4d » 3) Is 2s 4s 6d 7d 5s Is 4d Is 6d GOODS, including Ribbons, Ties, Gloves, Fancy Dress Trimmings, &c, at unprecedented Low Prices. The sale will commence in M A. In those premises known as the OLD READING ROOM, opposite the COURT HOUSE, and adjoining Mr Gray's Blacksmiths Shop, on SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1871, AND WILL CONTINUE FOR ONLY TEN DAYS. The balance, if any, will be removed to GREYTOWN, and will be supplemented from Wellington by the remaining portion of tbe Consignment. THE SALE WILL -COL. JL , ;' SA. T U Joiu J\. x ■, icjth: i AND WILL CONTINUE FOR ONLY SEVEN DAYS! JAMES GILLIGAN, Attorney for John Warmoll.