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Tuapeka Times, Volume II, Issue 70, 12 June 1869, Page 5

Dunedin Advertisements. THE GREATEST. CLEARING SALE! EVER HELD IN OTAGO: ! ABSOLUTE, | PEREMPTORY, AND C O. M P L. E. T E. ! In consequence of REMOVING TO NEW PREMISES Now in course of erection at the corner of Princes-street- and TttE Octagon.

TJAY T3ROTHERS & TITRIGIIT, have much pleasure in informing theirnumerous Customers in Town and Country that, to meet the requirements of their increasing business, they are erecting New Premises, which- will 1 form the Largest and Most Magnificent DRAPERY WaBEKOUSE In New Zealand ; and which they will shortly Open with an entirely NEW STOCK OE DRAPERY, In all its Departments, Now on- the way from the Best Rome Markets.

The whole of the present Stock MUST" RE SOLO WITHOUT DELAY, The present Shop, with all fixtures, Counters, Gas Fittings, ifcc, being advertised for sale, and possession to be given at an early date. With a view to clear the whole of their Extensive Stock, Every Article has been re-marked at a sweeping reduction from usual selKng prices ;- and to-faeilitate business during the sale, and study the convenience of purchasers, the following arrangements have been made :—: — (1) An- extra staff of Experienced Assistants have been engaged. i (2). The Establishment will not open before ten o'clock daily, to afford time to prepare stock for the day's sale ($). Wholesale buyers will be attended to only between the houps of eight and ten o'clock. Entrance by side door. (4). Country orders will be under the special superintendence of one of the Firm, who will see every order carefully executed and punctually despatched. (5). Priced Catalogues of all the Stock can be had oa application, and goods ordered therefrom ; but from the prices marked no abatement will be made. (6). Parcels sent, free of charge, to any address not exceeding four miles from Post-office.

HAY BROTHERS AND WRIGHT presume they need not add anything in the way of describing their stock. It has all been well bought from the Best Home Houses, and is well assorted in every department. It also comprises the very latest and choicest Goods, imported ex Mindora, Peter Denny, and Pampero. To Ihose who may not have seen the ' PRINTED CATALOGUES, an illustration of the sweeping reductions made is noted below, as a fair index to the prices charged during the sale ; viz. — Colored silk dresses, 635, reduced to 3.9$ 6d Black do do, 50i, „ „ 33s 6d Paisley long shawls, 9CU „ „ 50s Wool do do, 355, „ „ J7s 9d Black cloth mantles, $jla » „ 7s 6d Sealskin and Witney do, 17s 61 „ 6s lid A lot oflad.es' hats and bonnets, trimmed, 21s, 255, 27s 6d, 2s 6d, 7s 6d, 10s Winceys, all shades, reduced to 7£d per yard Fanoy winceys „ „ s£d „ Euglish & French repps, 15s 6dtliedress, 7slld „ „ „ 27s 6d „ 10s 9d Prints, lOd per yard 6£d Fancy dresses, 24s the dress Jls 6J Victoria table covers, 10d 6J 5* lid 10 X 4 tqilet quilts, 12s 6 J 7s 6d Colored do, 7s 6d 3s Cd White and colored flinnels, I< 9J Is 2£d „ „ blankets, 20s ]£s 6d 5u tweed suits, Colonial-made, 8.4* 55s TJAY DROTIIERS & TTTRIGFIT, DRAPERS, > THE CUTTING., PRIN.CESrSTREET!, DVN?pi|T.