SALE! SALE! SALE! j. D. HfftCRiTHB. and Co. Are now holding a Great Clearing Sale of everyday requirements in General Drapery. Our premises are too small for our requirements. The Contractor with his° Staff, is busy enlarging our Shop. The Goods must be sold to get them out of the Workmen’s way —Flannels, Blankets, Towels, Sheeting, all at real sale prices. Wonderful Value in double-width Dress Tweeds : full Dress for 7s 6d. Our French Cashmere and Merinoes are all reduced in price. See our bargains in Flannelettes, at 4s lid per dozen yards. Nothing to approach this line for Genuine Value in the market. CCM*sets ? lißldtes’CiotilSng, OS©VBS ? Ribbons, asisi Umbrellas all reduced in price. The Value we are offering •.■ . . during our alteration Sale is something Extraordinary. Ladies’ Water- • ‘ proof Cloaks that were 27s 6d are now 13s 6d. Ladies’ - Plush Jackets, three-quarters length, 27s 6d. Maids’and Ladies’Cloth Jackets, new shapes, trimmed with Astrakan Braid, from 10s to 16s 9d each. Forfars , Hollands , Shirtings , Cretonnes, all at Genuine Sale Prices. Ready-Money Drapers. Comer Dee and Esk Sts Invercargill And next Brewer and Trembatli’s G-ore
National Mortfafe and Agency Company of Mow Zealand, Limited OTe/ESOEasTT,-- iiisrsrH^o^ie/ca-iXjXj. AUCTION SALES. —We hold regular auction sales of stock in every part of Southland. Account sales rendered promptly. SHEEP DIPPING, —We are agents for Tomlinson and Hayward s wellknown dips. If you have not dipped your sheep yet don’t fail to give them a trial. Full particulars on application. HAYWARD’S LUNGWORM SPECIFIC.—We have now a supply of this on hand. Jx IS EASY TO USE, CHEAP, AND THOROUGHLY EFFECTIVE. It can be administered by any boy with one of Hayward’s Patent Drenching Tubes. No sheep farmer should be without a supply of this specific, AGENCIES McCormick Reapers and Binders Robey and Co.’s Mills and Engines. Calcutta Bonedust. Cross and Sons Fertilizer. Tomlinson and Hayward’s Sheep Dips and Lungworm Cure Shaw, Savill and Albion Company, Limited. ConissM'ks! Corn^aeHs ! Full Weight. Full Size. 445, and 465. Always on hand at lowest current prices. Also, seaming twine (best quality 5 ply), Binding Twine, Machine Oil and EVERT DESCRIPTION OF Farmers’ Requisites A. A. MacGIBBON, Auctioneer . A. F. HAWKE, Manager.
ALBION HOTEL, Invercargill. Kiaa;si2T, pSiKjpi h ti !W I MB raj .lAil I v sassi mmm QJy|< YT«T?K , 1 »!»*■.■“ Walter SEAHLEj Proprietor. UjOYAL hotel, Tay street, INVERCARGILL. The farmers’ town quarter*. Geo. Prior Proprietor. Special attention given to the table. Good Stabling Free.
VICTORIA Clyde HOTEI* St. (Nearly opposite County Council Offices,) D. BISSETT, PROPRIETOR. Ample accommodation -with every convenience for country people visiting Invercargill. Good stables free to those using the house. Wines and spirits of the very best brands. HAfCHS:cbLONIAb i|li^eEßiN:e|;!| a D P TRADE MARK mvEFCcmQim HOT WAT REQUIRED. Thi s is the most lasting dip made, and leaves the wool in magnificent condition. Hew circular with latest testimonials just issued. Full particulars and prices on application. Sole proprietors Elephant brand agricultural and lubricating oils. The best and cheapest oil in the market. J. HATCH AND CO., Dee Street, . Invercargill.
BESCHLER’S Commercial axd family HOTEL, Esk Steeet. (Three minutes’ walk from railway station and post-office.) An addition of twenty rooms, in brick, has ■just been made, and having been built and fitted on the most modern principles, furnishes the house with every comfort and convenience. Porter for early trains. Strict attention. Moderate charges. C. J. BESCHLER Pbopeietor. £1 RESCBHT HOTEL (Opposite Post Office), CRESCENT, IN VEECA BGILL. Two minutes’ walk from Railway Station, and. replete with every comfort and convenience for tourists, families, and commercial men. Mrs W. E. HEY WOOD, Proprietress.
AUCTIONEERS, LAND, STOCK, AND STATION AGENTS. AGENTS FOE TYSER LINE LIMITED, DIRECT STEAM BLUFF AND LONDON; R. HORNSBY AND SONS AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY; McDOUGALL’S SHEEP DIP; SYMINGTON’S COFFEE ESSENCES. Cornsackis, IF’encing 1 Wire, Sa,rl3eci Wire, MANURES, AND ALL FARMERS’ REQUISITES ON HAND AT LOWEST RATES.
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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 13, 24 June 1893, Page 16
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