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Southland Times, Issue 1626, 30 August 1872, Page 4

fancy Oooals, dec. A T LOUIS BODGEKS'S. TURNING THE FIRST SOD Of the MATAURA RAILWAY. CHEAP SALE EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK. LRODGERS begs to intimate that in order • to afford an opportunity to those who could not attend the Auction Sale, in consequence of the immense crush, he intends having a Cheap Sale of all the goods not disposed of, on the same premises in which the last Seven Auction Sales were held, next to the Southern Cross Hotel. L. R. would especially draw the attention of those in the Trade who may have entered upon larger premises than they are able to fill, and who, in consequence of the immense gathering, may have been unable to gain admittance, to this Cheap Sale, as it will afford them a Golden Opportunity to replenish their Stocks at Wholesale Prices. Don't Forget — Doors open at 7 o'clock EVERY EVENING. NOTICE ! NOTICE ! ! NOTICE I ! ! E. B. W O T T O N BEGS to inform his friends and the public generally that he has disposed of his stock of STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS to Mr L. Rodgers, and will now give his attention solely to the BOOKBINDING DEPAETMENT, Which for the future will be carried on in the Albion Yard, off Dee-street, in the offices lately occupied by Messrs Hately and eicott. Every description of Bookbinding executed.