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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 187, 24 January 1877, Page 4

DRAPERY AND O L othing. B situated in Victoria Avenue, opposite the Dank of New South Wales. It is comparatively speaking a new house, and perhaps a stranger to country residents. It lias been in existence now some six months, and during that short period, has astonished not a low. The rapid strides it has made, the confidence it has gained from the public of Wanganui, and judging from the number of customers visiting it daily, it is evident that it still maintains that eonlidcnce. Having' succeeded beyond bis anticipations so far, the Proprietor lias determined to advance in’s business relations to all parts of the country. In order to do this, tho present SBilS ©ST S ©©©US that even the most fastidious could not be otherwise than satisfied. In addition to this, anyone making a purchase of more than £2, will be allowed a discount of 10 per cent, off the usual price. Willi these inducements, the Proprietor feels assured that anyone paying him a visit will be satisfied in every way. Price Lists will not be issued, a Draper's stock being of such a nature as to prohibit anyone judging from them correctly. Every department is replete with all the requisites appertaining to a Draper’s slock. THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT especially may be mentioned. The best of Geelong, Mosgiol, and other Colonial Tweeds always in .stock. THE MILLNERY DEPARTMENT is under the control of efficient hands. WANGANUL arc marked up at such To BUSH, DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, AlhSmA H®USS, WANGANUI.