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Drapery. ALEX. B E F E R, T?LDON f IT AMBERS. QLOTHTNG \f rsT Q°£2 000 wonTH 0F clothin ° Imported expressly for Squatter Princes, and all Sorts and Conditions of Men, and the Horny-Handed Sons of Toil, all the Way from Dunedin to Gisborne “ City.-*’ Those who buy this Clothing have no trouble; The Pleasure of wearing it alone accentuate! their Happy Fate. Their lives one Placid and Continual Round of Pleasure. On the 12th day of January, 1884, a Ringing Cheer broke loose, which was distinctly heard at Ormond and Surrounding District I What was the Cause 7 Why the birth of KEEFER’S NEW CLOTHING SHOP IN GLADSTONE ROAD. To those who are not yet acquainted with my Style of doing Business, I might say— Comb and examine mt Goods. All New! AU New!! AU New I! I Nothing Old to give You. Should you Buy an Article that does not Please You I WILL RETURN YOU YOUR MONEY. lam not Puffing. Nor de I wish to asset! my Competitors. I keep Prices down t and keep the Opposition wondering how it is. I oak Undersell them all. I have not space to enumerate my many Lines of FURNISHING GOODS, but Seek an Instection bt You. LOOK OUT FOB MY PRICE-LIST I Visit me before Buying elsewhere. NO TWO PRICES. Everything as it should be: FAIB—HONEST— AND SQUARE. I SELL FOR CASH OHLY. NO BOOKS KEPT. Thus All Buyers have an Equal Advantage. L E X. THE CASH CLOTHIER AND HATTEB, Gladstone Road. 91