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Temuka Leader, Issue 179, 27 September 1879, Page 3

RETIII JPI&EI S .ve have deterrHinecl ugb"n ife, mit the whole of our present, GROCERY* OROCKERY, IRO& S ■-■''''." ■ •' *DRAPER\ At and below GONo reasonable offer refused, ns the business must bfc closed'-l Ofctbbet: the Drapery and Clothing Store being required for Anothe;. gdods remaining after the 15th of October will be sdld by auctidmr , , _ REMEMBER NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. We will hold ah auction sale oh the premises in about a fortnight's tihto tooUt a nutnbcr of odds and ends very useful tb the public: TO. LET- 4 GROCERY STOUE, now occupied by theuhderugl.cu. Immediate tj WILSOK": : AHB SOJgg DUNEDIN WAREHOUSE, TEMU^fJ^t

ASSIGNMENT OF THE ESTATE .;'■'' - '"'• OF •' MESSRS AITKEN, PASCOE, AND CO; ■. I-' ■ : ' "i to ::.■■. Mr J. H. Moebison, "^ ; Manager Mosgiel Woollen Factory, | and {- Trustees; Mr John Ross, • ,■ , ■ Of Sargood, Soft; fofyAjp. ■■■' . ' J£wen. : '. I J . ,TnHE above' ManufacturJL ing Firm Mm&gS had to sticciiinb to these hard times, and'Assign their Estate, we have been induced by the Trustees.to purchase the whole of their large Manufactured Stock at a very heavy reduction, and have resolved to Sell the same again in our Branches direct to the Public at Prices at which we could not legitimately Sell our own Goods. > In fact (without exaggeration) during n'ext feW weeks'; we are in a position .Wffer New Goods in Men's and Boys' Attire of Colonial Manufacture at from ONE THIRD :: :V'- TO ■"'• ,■ THEIR USUAL COST. HALLENSTEIN BROS., ' New Zealand Clothing ~..-. ..■ . ■■: —— . •^- l ." ; * T «*k> iThe Assignert-Stock will be 1 on Sale;ih our Timaru Branch from and on. THIS DAY (SATURDAY). New Zealand : CloUung Factory. ; , Ai>TTV-iJJr_AJ j>t.tojb_.tk^: