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Southern Cross, Volume 2, Issue 39, 22 December 1894, Page 20

CLIFTON BUTCHEEY. HYICKEEY, in thanking his Customers • for their patronage for the last six years, begs to announce that he has latelymade arrangements for the extension of his business. Carts will now visit Woodend Greenhills, Georgetown, Strathearn and Invercargill three times a week —Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Delivery of orders early in the morning guaranteed. Nothing but the best meat obtainable in the market will be supplied. Notifications per post promptly attended to. H. VICKERY, "R TTT PTFI? T? CLIFTON, BLUFF ROAD. HORSE-COVERS. HORSE-COVERS, Tarpaulins, tents, and oilcoats, waterproof coats, blankets, rugs, etc. Conn try people call and see our stock of overall pinafores, for school wear. Ladies’ and Children s Underclothing All made up on The Premises. boys’ clothing, f f t men’s clothing. McEWAN’S, DEE STREET, Invercargill. THE EXHIBITION MART is again to the front with a SELECT ' STOCK OF CHOICE SUMMER ERESB GOODS Including all the Latest Novelties in Prints. Ginghams, Galateas, Zephyrs, Sateens, Crepons, etc., etc., and are offering the same at Wonderfully Reduced Prices ! Also— FINE SELECTION OF MILLINERY ! Including Ladies’ Cloth* and Straw Sailor Hats and other Fancy and Stylish Shapes both trimmed and untrimmed. Customes choosing their own Materials can have their Hats and Bonnets trimmed FREE OF CHARGE. Ladies’ and Girls’ Corsets and Underclothing a Specialty. Baby Linen of Every Description. FANCY DEPARTMENT. Erillings of choicest designs. Feathers in great variety. Flowers of every description. Gloves of all shades for ordinary or evening wear. Ribbons of every colour, width, and design. Crewel Silks, Filloselle, white and coloured Crochet Cottons, Combs, Brushes, Soap, Scissors, etc. CLOTHING. Men’s Colonial Tweed Suits from 25s Boys’ K. B. Suits ... ... 7s 6d Men’s and Boys’ Shirts, Socks, Flannels, Drawers, Ties, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Braces, ete., at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. J. H. Whittaker, CASH DRAPER, THE EXHIBITION MART, Opposite Oddfellows’ Hall and next Empire Hotel, TAY STREET. IMPORTANT NOTICE. THE Gore Coffee Palace Opposite Railway Station gore; Mrs H. STEWART. Proprietress. THE above first-class hotel has just been completed and will be found to be superior to any building of the kind south of Dunedin. It will be under the immediate supervision of Mrs Stewart, so long and favourably known in connection with the Gore Temperance Hotel. Magnificent dining room —two commodious sitting rooms —bath room hot and cold waterlaid on. Charges Moderate. Established 1875. ALWAYS WAS AND ALWAYS WILL BE /CHEAPEST House in Town for Furniture and all Household Furnishings, Books, Violins, Accordions, &c., &c., for CASH. Also— Drapery, Clothing, &c., &c., Up to Mate. "Wm. MOSELEY, Esk street.