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Temuka Leader, Issue 1517, 25 November 1886, Page 4

NEW GOODS. - BROWN is now OPENING DP 'spring and summer goods Which have been marked at the LOWEST jPRJCES. ' Special value in LACE.CCRTaINS, a choice lot toghand. Beat value in PRINTS, CASHMERE; CLOTHS, and ZEPHYRS, new designs and new shades. First rate values in CASHMERES, and NEW DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS;' jew designs. ! A large Stock of UiETuNNES, patterns and prices moßt satisfactory to the Customers.. THE MILLINERY; DEPARTMENT Is replete with the NEWEST GOODS, and as additions are beiuff made almost every PRICEb will be found much LOWER TIU'N USUALLY CHARGED FOR FIRST CLASS GOODS. \ J. B R~6 W ,.N, BEEHITE STORES, TEMUKA. jy J C H„,N' W. MILES FIRST SHOW IN THE STONE STORE T Q-0 AT JOH N W. M ILE S, TEMUKA.

GREAT CLEARING CASH SALE. AS in 1885,1 intend CLOSING 1886 with a CASH SALE, which, for magnitude, will eclipse everything of the kind attempted in Geraldine before. My Stocks, which are large and well assorted, will be offered at prices which will surprise everybody. 1 invite my customers and the public to see for themselves. A few quotations •n'y of the bargaina'f6 be had are appended, viz.:— Ladies' Jersey .Jackets, frames 6d ; Capes, 4s 6d; Sunshades, 2s 6d ; Silk Umbrellas, 8s 6d ; Cotton Hose, 9d ; Figured Alpacas, 9d ; Dress Dose of Printß, from 3d ; Checked Shirting, 63 ; Special Line Tapestry Carpet, 2s 6d ; 1-yard wide .Oil Cloth, ll£d* Blaine iD Cameline Cloths and Eoudap Stripes j See Men B*Shooters at lis 3d '.."''" ' '* J " , ' IN GROCERIES I QUOTETea (in boxes), from 12s 6d ; Splendid White Ssgar, 3d ; Sago, 2s 3d ; Best Rice, 2s 9d doz ; 2-Crown Soap, 5s 9d Currants, 6d ;.Inferior.do, s£d ; Sperm C»ndles, 5d ; CofTeeVlsid ; Lemon Peel, 2d''Matches, Js6d ; Farinaceous Food, 10J per tin ; Other Articts in proportion. A Large Slock of Toys, Fancy Goods, etc., to be turned iritd Cash at almost any price.'' ': 1 ' SLAUGHTERING BEGINS ON SATURDAY, THE 20TH NOVEMBER, AND CONTINUES To}JIST DECEMBER AT ,; - J R. M 0 R RI S OsN'S no2o BEEHIVE STORES, GERALDINE. MANCHESTER HOUSE K DUN LOP 1 GO GERALDINE AND HILTON. ! " :i GREAT STOCKTAKING SALE. GREAT STOCKTAKING SALE. GREAT STOCKTAKING SALE. £SOOO WORTH OF STOCK TO SELECT FROM £SOOO COMMENCING ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1886, AND' TO\BJES continued 1 FOR SIX 1 weeks, • FOR GASH ONLY. AS Goods in all the Various Departments have been re-marked and will be sold at such pi ices never before attempted in GeraldiDe, and which we are sura will tffect a speedy clearance. We would 'invito, nil to come and satisfy themselves that this is «ne most GENUINE CHEAP SALE that has ever been h«ld io Geraldine. A FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER on the premises. Dresses made from 10s 6d with a perfect fit. For Prices See Circulars, wh?ch can be had on application. N. DUNLOP AND CO., GERALDINE AND HILTON, jy

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