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Tuapeka Times, Volume VII, Issue 391, 16 September 1874, Page 3

EXPIRY OF LEASE. PREMISES FOR SALE. WILL POSITIVELY CLOSi: our SATURDAY, 19th INSTANT. WH. COX begs to inform the inhabitants . of Tuapeka that he is offering the WHOLE OF HIS STOCK at least 20 PER CENT LESS THAN COST, as the following prices will show : Ladies' Kid Boots, 55. ; Men's Knit Drawers, white and grey, 65. ; Moles, 65. ; Straw Hats, Is. 6d. ; Wincey, 6d. yd. ; Long Cloth, 6d-iyd. ; Flannel, Is 3d. ; and all other articles equally low. Do not forget — SATURDAY, 19th INST., POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY. NEW SEEDS. ~\TY Stock of GARDEN and FARM -"■*• SEEDS is entirely of last season's growing, and can be relied on. Early Kidney and Prince Regent Potatoes, Thorn Quicks, Sweet Briar, Cabbage Plants. J. H. PRESSLY, Lawrence. August 22. P* T. FITZGERALD, -*- • in thanking his numerous friends and customers for their patronage during the past ten years, begs to intimate that he has lowered the price of his Boots as follows :—: — LADIES'. First-class Military Heel Kid Boots - 25/ Flat „ „ „ - 22/6 „ Military „ Leather „ - 20/ Flat „ „ „ - 17/6 „ Strong Leather - 15/ GENT.'S. lst-class Military Heel Wellington Boots 40/ „ Medium „ „ „ 37/6 „ Strong Wellington „ 35/ „ E.S. Military Heel „ 30/ „ Flat „ „ 37/6 „ Balmoral Military Heel „ 30/ „ „ Medium „ „ 27/6 „ Strong Watertight „ 27/6 „ Medium „ „ 25/ Children's, from 10/ to 14/. If the above prices suit, and you hare sufficient confidence in my ability as a tradesman, please signify the same by leaving your orders, as business is dull at present. P. T. FITZGERALD, BOOTMAKEB, BOXBX7BGH. September 10th, 1874. N.B. — Tho above are cash prices, and cannot be booked. OPENING OF FIRST INSTALMENT OF ■jUEW HPRING pOODS. 19 PACKAGES, Personally selected from Shipments ex Sam Mendel, Cartsburn, Mairi Bhan, and Mail Steamers. LATEST NOVELTD3S FROM PARIS AND LONDON. OITE DEESS DEPARTMENT Contains all the Newest Fashions in Black and Colored Silks, Lustrines, Ashantee Serges, Striped and Fancy Mohairs, Russell Cords, Alpacas, Grenadines, Irish Poplins, Twills, &c, &c, &c. MUSLINS AND PEINTS. All the latest designs in Percale Stripes, Borders, Croquets, Brilliants, and Satin Stripes. Batiste, Mabceila, and Piqite Costumes. MILLINERY. The Newest Styles in French and English Millinery. Bonnets and Bonnet Shapes, Hats in great variety, Undine, Leonore, Camilla,, Medusa, &c. TRIMMINGS, &c. French Flowers, Maltese and the new Tunsienne Laces, Gossamer, Ruffles, Collars, Sets, Tulles, &c. Ribbons in all the newest shades, Satin, Watered, and Faille. Choice SELEcrioif or Ladies' Undebclothing. NEW HOSIERY, In White and Brown Cotton, Silk Lace and Lisle Thread Hose. Children's Socks in j great variety. FANCY GOODS. Gold Ear-rings, Brooches, Lockets, Chains, Sec., Jet and Pearl Slides for Ladies' Dresses, [ Perfumery " from every flower that breathes a fragrance," Toilet Ware, Pomades, Brushware, Soap, &c. HOUSE EUBNISHINGS. Carpets, Sheetings, Flannels, Damasks, Muslin and Lace Curtains. Agents fob Singebs' Sewing Machines. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, From the New Zealand Clothing Factory, specially made to our order, in all tbe latest styles apd materials. Tweeds from Mosgiel, Nelson, Glasgow, &c. Large selection of Men's and Boys' Hats. MEN'S MERCERY. Shuts in Dress, Regatta, Crape; Silk, Crimean, &c. The new An ti -Bronchial Fronts. American finished Collars — Lorn<», Fritz, and Edinburgh; Scarfs, Ties, Gloves, Sleeve Links. Merino and Cotton Hosiery, a large stock. BOOT DEPARTMENT Contains a large selection of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Boots of all kinds. I. HALLENSTEIN AND CO., LAWRENCE, And at Queenstown, Cromwell, Dunedin,, Melbourne, and London.