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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 18, 29 July 1893, Page 2

Keeping to tlie Front ! SLOAN BROS. I OPENING-. NEW GOODS DAILY DIRECT EROM SLOAN BROS. BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL MANUFACSLOAN BROS. TURERS.—CITY BOOT PALACE. The Finest stock of Men’s G-oods in the city.

Sloan Brotiiers, City Boot P a^la^ce DEE STREET, INYER 0 ARGILL.

JUST ARRIVED ! 500 NEW PATTERNS OF WATERPROOF TWEEDS, jgg" TO CHOOSE FROM. J?>s Ladies and gentlemen’s WATERPROOF COATS, In all the leading and latest styles made to measure. FitGuakanteed. Sewn Seams Throughout. WATERPROOF COATS FROM 35s to 70s. We guarantee our best waterproof goods to wear for years. Try us. THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, DEE STREET. ! JA ME S ALLEN, Practical Boot & Shoemaker (Next Fire Brigade Station, Tay .Street.) Bk Well-Assorted Stock of Bools, Shoes, Slippers, Leggings, &c., for winter wear CHEAP FOR CASH. ' No Second-Class Goods, Nothing but the best article kept. Repairs a Speciality. Note Address—Tay Street. Next Ross’s Studio SOUTHLAND COACH FACTORY Alfred Groves, COACH, CARRIAGE, & WAGGON BUILDER And Wheelwright. REMOVAL NOTICE. George McDonald, WOOL AND SKIN BUYER AND EXPORTER WISHES to inform his numerous country friends that he has removed from old premises, Esk street, to those lately occupied by R. CLEAVE, Esq., at the corner of LIDDELL and WOOD STREETS, directly opposite Messrs Whittingham Eros, and Instone’s Warehouse, where he will in the future, as in the past, be pleased to treat with clients for any quantity of Farm Produce. Having received large orders by last mail, Mr McDonald is prepared to give extreme rates for all classes of goods consigned to him. Note address : LIDDELL AND WOOD STREETS (Near Railway) Walter Brown, (Established, 1862 ; ) Blacksmith, Wheelwright, Horse Shoer, and Dray and Waggon Builder, TAY STREET, Invercargill. W.B. takes this opportunity of thanking his numerous customers and the general public for their liberal support during the past 30 years, and trusts that by strict a t tention to business and reasonable charges to merit a continuance of their esteemed o.ders.