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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 233, 14 October 1901, Page 3

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Great Clearing: Sale . . 10 COMMENCE ON AIJBUBT I<™. £12,000 TOF STOCK to be olkared in there months IP FOBBTItIiH. [RONMOVGBfIY Hadwa-, ! o.1«, 'Miter's G-od«, Cutlery. BtocroI late i Geo lt>, Agricultural Implemorti, Uarden Too'i, Corrugibed Iron, Fencing Wire and Stap'es, Cement, Drain Pipes, Cbirnney Top«, Coach fcp ings atd Axles, and a) list of linos that would fi I thi« paper, I All to be cleared. D. BERRY & CO. Desire to inform Iheir {Oastomors that owing to Mr. Nivmav 'e«r. i<g Taranalti it t<n° bee a decided to dissolve tbe partcernhip ai toon at the Stock cuu ue lealhed. To quickly fflfecb thi», v goid« wi Ibe marked in plain figures, in many cases at or even BELOW COST, and as the Stock waa all imported direct from the raanaftcturers in Great Briain and America it will be apparent to all what tbii means. As soon as th« l>ulk of the Stock is oleand we will be prepared to riceive ofleis for the freehold pnmises, NOTE THE ADDRKBB— STREET. Jf On and after the let August th* Ba><> will be for Oaah or Appored Rill* only, and a'l Accounts due to us must be paid or arranged for daring August.

GASH vJJREDIT. DON'T PAZ FOB OTHER PERSONS ..... BAD DEBXB. THE OAikj~OLOTHiKR, Offibs Goods at Lowest Bio Rook Prigib fob Hit* Oash. Man's Merino Shirts sod Panto, Is lid. Men's Heapy Ribbed Kottt Pants, 2* 6d. All Wod Knit* Box, 9d. Men's Tweed Caps, 6d. NEAL, Tin Cash Clothier. Strong Working Shirts, 2a 6d. New Zealand Flannel Undershirts, 2s 6d. Men's Braces. Bd. Frame Eelt Hats, 2»|6d. Men's Flannelette Shirts; la 6d. NEAL, The Gash Clothier. Men's Heavy Dark Tweed Bnits, 20s. Men's Heavy Vicuna Oloth Baits, 27s 6d and 35.4; remarkable valne. All Wotl Tweed Trousers, 6s 6d. Strong Cord Trousers, 4k 6d. NEAL, Cash Clothier. Boys' Dark Tweed Knickers, 2s 6d, Boys' Strong Braces, 4d. Boys, All Wool K. B. Suits, Rs lid. Boys' Strong Woollen Hose, Is. Boys' Collars, 5d each. Boys' Tweed Caps, Id and 6d. NEAL Gash Clothier Mew Bilk Ties, 9d and Is; wonderful value Pure Japan Silk Handkerchiefs, Is 6d. Beamless Merio%Sox, 6d. Gent's Umbrellas at Lowest Prices. '' New Btyies in Onfl Links, Is the pair. INEAL 1 Cash Clothier. The Balance of Macintoshes and Oilskins marked at verr low prices to clear. Men's Double Oilskin Ooats, lis 6d. Men's Yarmouth Biding Oilcoats, from 12s Gd. Men's Tweed Macintoshes, 30s. Men's Navy and Black SergelMaokintoshes, 37s 6d. —- NEAL.'i THE CASH CLOTHIEB.

We Would Call Attention TO OUR LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF PIANOS AND ORGANS. INSTRUMENTS TO CHOOSE FHOM. Y THIS IS THE LARGEST STOCK EVER ON VIEW in

v town in the North Island. BY THE LEADUKk MANUFACTURERS OF THE INU. Most'liberal Discount for Cash, or on * very Easy Terms. .-; • IT WILL PAY YOU TO CALL ANiTtNSPEOT The Cheapest & Best House in Town Violins, Banjos, Guitars, Flute*, Mouth Harmonica*, Clarionettes, Brass Instruments, and all itUflfft. THE LATEST SHEET MUSIC. *' ty Orders attended to >ith despatch. Jg} THE COLONIAL PIANO & ORGAN IMPORTING COY., MM „ M ,. Devon Street, Now Plymouth. ■ D. MoKinnok Bain, Manager. Inglewood agent, Mr. o.o> Smith.

NOTICE OFJEMOVAL R. JAMES BUTXEKWORTH begs to L notify that be has REMOVED into the premises recently occupied by Mr. J. Abbott, in Devon-street, where he will have plenty of room to display his MAOKIAND OTHER CURIOS, fco.'&o.. to the best advantage. He still buys and sells everything from a needle to an anchor. If yon want an Express, Spring Trap, or a Balky, GO TO BUTTERWORTH. If yon want a Mew or Second-hand set of Harness, GO TO BUTTERWORTH. If yon want a Mew or Second-band Saddle and Bridle, GO TO BUTTERWORTH. If you want a Gold or Silver Watoh. GO TO BUTTERWORTH. If you are unable to obtain what you want GO TO BUTTERWORTH, who has a large collection of all sort* of goods. If you want a Typewriter, If you want a Copying Press, If you want a Camera, GO TO BUTTERWORTH. Persons wishing to inspect his large collection of Maori Curios are invited to call any Tuesday, when they will be welcomed without being asked to buy. Address— ■ ' • ■■ J, BUTTERWORTH, OLD CURIOSITY SHOP, Devon street nlO