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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4238, 20 October 1874, Page 1

Drapery; "pRE LI MINARY NOTICE. RE-BUILDING OF THE NATIONAL DRAPERY DEPOT, Lambton Quay, Wellington. i H E-NRY 0W E N AND CO. Wish their customers and the general public to take notice that the first section of their NEW DRAPERY AND CLOTHING WAREHOUSE Will bo completed about a ■ ■ , . a. .I-- 1 -: - ‘ ! ■ " t MONDAY, OCTOBER 19th, j And on and after that date, and until the completion of their entire premises, the Temporary Entrance to their Warehouse will be where the Showroom window stands at present. Directions to the Entrance will be placed on front of the Premises. i , The whole of the front, portion of Henry 5 Owen and Co.’s shop ■will be pulled-down' about the beginning of November, and in , ,! order to SAVE THE COST OE REMOVAL, . : Henry Owen and Co. will, about that date, offer THE UNSOLD PORTION OP THEIR STOCK. Por Sale by Public Auction, Of which due notice will be appear in this Paper. This is no mock sale, it being our intention when opening our New Premises to open them with an ENTIRELY NEW STOCK, Which we are Importing chiefly from the Makers direct. HENRY OWEN AND CO., LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. October 8, 1874. P.S.—As the first section of our premises is of large extent, and fitted up with all the modem improvements, there will be no interruption to our business during alterations. HENRY OWEN AND CO. | We wish respectfully to inform you that OUR FIRST SERIES OF SHIPMENTS for the Spring and Summer Trade have arrived as 1 underneath — ■ Per ship CARTSBURN ... SUcases&bales Per ship LOCKSLEY; HALL 29 „ „ Per ship CITY of PERTH ... 39 „ „ Per ship STRATHNAVER ...124 „ „ Per MAIL STEAMER ... 4 ~ „ 223 i Two hundred and twenty-three oases and bales. I Our first display of NEW GOODS FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE Will take place on SATURDAY, 19th SEPTEMBER. r We shall offer a much larger variety in the various departments this season than any we have exhibited hitherto, and as a large portion of our shipments are from the makers direct, e all intervening profits are saved to the purchaser, the goods being sold at the lowest possible price (quality considered), from which there is no abatement or discount of any land. BSTParticulars in a future issue of-this paper, also in our trade lists. VICTORIA HOUSE, LAMB’BON QUAY & WILLIS STREET, (Opposite the Bank of New Zealand), WELLINGTON. J. MoDOWELL AND CO.