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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4483, 18 May 1883, Page 3

Draioery .-■■■■ - Great Clearing-Oat Sale OF lfra/oi»'tjf. .JBHfhH>»y. ana — AT — S. HETHERINGTON'S. £^HETgERifKPON _, IJSSSS«c \s-HfTHEWNCTON(|wSrr^^I I HAVE now opened my NEW WINTER GOODS of 34 Cases and Bales per ships Warwick and Arigua, consisting of all classes of Goods BEUTABLE FOR WINTER Season; and as I have another very large Shipment to nrrive per ship Clyde (now due) of THIRTY FOUR CASES and BALES more, I will not have room to receive them, and in order to realise quickly, I WILL HOLD A CHEAP CLEARING-OUT SALE OP MY ENTIEE STOCK OF Drapery, Millinery, and Clothing, During which time I will be offering THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN Winter Drapery Goods That have ever been shown on the Thames. THE SALE IS IMPERATIVE, and the Goods must be sold out be FOR CASH ONLY, and all goods entered will be at the usual marked prices. A GENERAL REDUCTION will be made throughout tho Entire Stock. ' Sale Commences on <ATQRDAY, 19th May. S. HETHERINGTON, Draper, <&c, Pollen street. Drapery X ADIES' AND CHILDREN'S ULSTERS AND JACKETS-VERY I j CHEAP. EUR TRIMMING AND PLUSH VELVETEENS AND SASH RIBBONS IN VARIETY. "VTEW WINTER HATS AND DRESS MATERIAL AT SCHOFIELD & MOORE'S, Mary and Pollen Streets. ——o—o A L. S O — DLANKETS AND RUGS, COUNTERPANES-^D^^|g^ OEBt li/l EN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS AND TROUSERS. A/t EN'S SUITS AND CLOTHING. "J" JTLSTER CLOTHS, SHIRTING, SHEETING, &c. MOURNING ORDERS EXECUTED, Mantle and Dressmaking Establishment. SCHOFIELD AND MOORE. Boots and Shoes BOOTS. "BOOm BOOTS. M. WHITEHEAD, BOOTMAKER, POLLEN STREET, TTAS a NICE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' GENTS', BOYS', GIRLS* JLL AND CHILDREN^ Boots & Shoes of every description To Ofi'er Very CHEAP You can procure a Good Article CHEAP at M. WHITEHEAD'S.

j NOTICE. JAMES "SOPPET, HAVING purchased one of Oabb's Stores at Waiorong^mai, will eairy on the bu«ne« of GENERAL STOREKEEPER and trusts that by supplying only Goods ot tae BEST QUALITY at lowest remunerative Prices, to merit the same support he received during the past year of his management. jf.b.—Btjiebs of Couhtby Pboditob. I WISH it to be understood V<&t my object in selling 3s 'xba is the greatest good to the greatest number, and that the greatest number b number one, therefore try MoGowam's 8i T«a

ECISIPT BOOKS of ail kinds, n ornt "■' vi merits) script lefcl«r at the SVHBmfG TJOENNAU'S Chests of Drawers and IV Chiffoniers are still the Admiration^ — Tables from 7e 6d each. V\f ANTED KNOWIST—Waste Paper for /f Sale at the Stab Office. At a very pleasant tea party, the conversation turned on transmigration. A lady of exquisite beauty who was sipping MoG-owah'b best, turned to Mr —- and asked what form he would prefer to inhabit ? Te> be Aiueivtd in 3» TiA madam.