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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 22, 26 August 1893, Page 7

Retired from Business — “J. E. NATHAN and Go., Wholesale Warehousemen and Manufacturers, Wellington.” Wm. LEWIS and Company W©f© Pmrelaas©i*s at tlieiff Or@at Sale Wellington THE ENTIRE PURCHASE WAS OUR OWN PERSONAL SELECTION. We went personally to Wellington to visit this Sale, when we purchased piles upon piles of good everyday useful Goods; in fact, we purchased three times the quantity we intended to do. We have delayed opening up our Spring Goods to enable ns to hold a Huge Hale of our purchases in Wellington for T©n Days Only, and if you want good clean Goods in all Departments, you can have them at ridiculous Prices. We must sell them to make room. This is no empty cry —no uncertain sound. We must , we will , and we can close our Winter Sale in a blaze of Triumph by throwing away —not selling —our Great Purchases of J. E. Hathan’s Stock. EVERY DEPARTMENT WILL BE CROWDED WITH BARGAINS! _ Also—Men’s and Boys’ Clothing and Mercery, Carpets, Linoleums, General Eurnishings, Elannels, Blankets. SAIiE commences on §ATURM¥, August lUtli* C-A-ZHjIH. EABLY I CALL IE A.ZRvIL/Y' I 0-A.11.1-i BARLT ! ■W3VC- LEWIS -AJSTID CO., Invercargill & Gore.