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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 311, 29 September 1875, Page 3

—=! :i4A JAI9H3MMO3 i ... ',3 villi. best 4.< tlx;;! il’iw «;i • . ■..« M - - „ ’ EXTRAORDINARY • CLEARING SALE sail Jft 31 AVI TI ’Uj? ▼» • ■ , ■ w ! 3 . ' ' ■ » F* J? K "ST , ■ /’ JTW /'■-■. JUAS | ..... . ... ,■■■.■■ Ml ,n O : ZOTJYTATft ■' ~.i ;O XE MO t NTH ONLY, ■ make tobm for LARiGE SHIPMENTS to arrive in November,) n Lta s »■>». - ~u , n; ,,. I-'- , t Allot Commencing j ’iw r- I■« j ip^Y > TUESDiVY, SEPTEMBER, 13, 1875. VIX D - -3 '!?» > • i r - TO 4 : • ■ * • ’ ’ ■ “ . liiisv* i ... -.« j ’ <P<!rr /’ ‘ no f-eal'fitfcas ♦ rij'.re kfus- Gx.o j ... .■■ .'->.ll 8-; lit ’-fl* I - "W”_- : _A_ JL-) I : \ : ' .SBOTE ■’ ■ i. L TYAYING-bought largely during the winter, at extremely low prices, hap LI .’.if.; ,y. n . | determined.’ to lut-hie the full benefit, by giving them the 1 iljr-' aJ'jJq'.'i 3: i/.i. ; ’£■•«•» -** n t’v PJH- |* , ■.. . . i tfppbrtunify oft buying their requirements at auwsiny n-w-a-w- - Mi —ll» lim i unw --Wl—>4 - ■ , | t O >*. 4-* ’■ -i ... ;f tj? 1 , i( , PRJD.es BEFORE HEARD OF IN TRE .SOKAMUKhA a-it.l iIAJTJM I * VNT - : t ' ; Sp ’large* stock, and so .carefully selected, of the best class of goods, has never before been ofierpd in Tijjangainui. 5- ’ z ? ,J. >1 TOH IT I H WAT r L sfMfie vGk'fiO ai.'f* iiuw jjhrursaA , .Oh I *1 i /. -i TS> D EC i'D Aji GN Sy I N EVERY DEPARTMENT. : ' 1 .T'iV .p»’i ,tA SZ f!'O'jB- >:<K A U J ' I «■ ■ ' ■■ro-iAUM iisifeM ' ’ .-' , .( W.4v.teB l 4welw4 .9powgainin|g not only the confidence 6f the public but also the reputation of giving the-bestf value in Poverty Bay. n< ’ had special attphfidn, atad Will be found equal to those mhde to measure; . . 7 Men’s Sac Coats Boys’ and Youths’ Suits in Sac Men’s „ Suits , ~ - ahdGa’ateal. Men’s Paget Coats Men s, Boys , and 1 ouths Hats, Men’s -Suits Shirts, Scarfs, Ties, Belts Men’s Galatea Coate: H ■ ‘ ‘ atd Brades , Men’s „ Suits, i Colonial made Bodts t , ■ 1 J Meni BUKk^fth ,t^tßi 4as ’ ?ab ymn n nfjAes hr -w.fl Ja a: iGI emu '/ htia ssi’j ' . ■ iw'J . f: i.s hr tanji’•-rii.’ ,i ’ >.,.11 '.HifT* ’ I Si ’..M-n’t c * ! .a..,T r.i isomO j 41 .oi »d.) baa . 7 <s nd ' • ~09 A if 4 HAH EFANCY DBESS GOODS in ■v-.a : -jl » a A Homespuns, Merino, ..Ssrges, Wool Saber i, Aberdeens, and Saxony A .1 Wineies. . -< y_ . Black and Colored Satin Overskirts. ’ z / 1 ikplhiii arid Embtcjldered Batswing Skirts. Ladies! and Childrens’ Underclothing TN GREAT VARIETY Childrens’. Mqrino Pellisses and Frocks ■ Infants’Squares', Hoods, Sfltjii Hats, &c. law X : s X«at V !i3( r , ' !< * 1° ttoriqir»«h xv»vs J-t .TZJU I ... . HOUSE furnishing: •n .1 n- Blankets, Quilts, .SheAtiags; Towelling, Flannels, tijsri Window, Hollands,. B&inenes to 44 inches. NOTTINGHAM -GLACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS. - I , t » i : i.-. ■ ...v .-i ■ ’ ’ £ - ■/“- - ; ■ .is ><lob;.riX ful.J ryiH' • ” 7 MATRASSES. •>. : - ' A large lot of Iron Bedsteads, and Cane Seated Chairs, will be sold at Cost, as W. A ; intends relinquishing this branch ’of the business. Brussels Tapsetry, and Felt Carpets, 4x4 Cocoa Matting, and China Matting, Kelt Squares 3 x 3, 3| x 4, 4 x 4. OOc. j;.t. : ’ t ■t.l ■ ■ i . ) A LARGE LOT OF LADIES’ KID BOOTS,, commencing at 7s 6d per pair. ' ' ■** — ‘ O’ A DISCOUNT OF TWO SHILLINGS (25.) in the POUND on all Cash Purchasers of 20s. , r • . c; ;;t; ; ,i ./..‘iiT-’..’ ■ ' A,i- i-A-iyi. ; M 6 WILLIAM ADAIR.