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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3860, 17 July 1891, Page 2

STOCKTAKING SALE! Extensive Cash Purchase of Wholesale Clear- i ing Lines. Kirkcaldie & Stains Have very great pleasure in intimating to their numerous patrons and residents in the country generally they have purchased from one of the leading Wholesale Warehouses in New Zealand, large and valuable clearing lines in Dress Fabrics, Mantles,. Jackets, Fur Lined Cloaks, Childrens' Costumes, Choice Furs, Fabric Gloves, Fancy Woollen Goods, Hosiery, etc., at a FABULOUS DISCOUNT, Viz,, 50 to 75 per cent, off English Prices. In addition to this GKEAT GASH PURCHASE, Kirkcaldie & Stains Have made, Previous to Stock-taking, sweeping reductions In various departments in this the PREMIER STOCK of New Zealand. It is needless to eulogise on the great merit, exceptional value and endless variety to be found in this well-known PREMIER ESTABLISHMENT. Subjoined are a few only of the many great reductions now made for their STOCKTAKING-SALE. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. The balance of. stock in this beau-ideal department so favourably known as possessing the newest modes in French and English-novelties, the- styles are all this season's import, the goods are free from dis> coloration, the rednotions are substantial. 300 CHILDREN'S COSTUMES. K. & S. would respectfully draw the attention of heads of families to their special line of ready made dresses, The goods are perfectly new, of superior quality, and well assorted. Sizes to fit age from 2 to 12 years. Price : 6/6 to 17/6. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE IN DRESS FABRICS. 500 Yards Cress Tweed 42 inch wide 1/4 and 1/6 yard. 800 Yards Dress Tweed 44 inches wide 1/9, 2/-, and 450 Dress Lengths in French and English fabrics, (Combination Novelties) 14/6, 16/6, 18/6, 20 N 22/-, 25/*, to 35/6, Thousands of short lengths of dress materials in every shade and textuie at 25 per cent below ordinary city wholesale prices. MANTLE DEPARTMENT. 100 Sealette Jackets 29/6,33/*, 36/-, 40/-, 45/-, to 60/. 250 Cloth Jackets 7/6,10/' 12/6, 15/-, 20/-, to 35/-. 57 Russian Cloaks, edged with fur, satin lined, 45/each. 100 Cloth Dolmans, special value, 12/6, 15/-, 20/-, to 35/- each. 80 Black Paletols 15/6, 27/6, 30/-. 33/-, 36/-, each. 300 FUR FICHUS, 7s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, 15s 6d, 18s 6d, 20s to 603. 1782 yards of Ribbon, 31J inches wide, ALL PURE Sli.K, Velvet and Satin shape Is per yard, former price 2s 6d per yard. 42 DOZEN LADIES' KID-TIPPED Cashmere Olcves. Rlack and Colored, Is 3d pair, former price 3s. 1000 PAIR BOYS

Mosgiel Knicker Hose at one half the usual price, Size 3, Is 6d pair, Size 4 Is Bd, Size sls 9d, Size (5 1b lid pair, strongly recommended for school wear, Black, Navy, and Greys. All goods have been marked to command a speedy clearance as this STOCK-TAK-ING SALE must close in a few weeks, Intending purchasers should place their orders without delay. FOR CASH ONLY. KIRECALDIB ANT) . STAINS. LAMBTON QUAY & BRANDON*ST., Wellington. CAEPET WAREHOUSE, St. GEORGE'S HALL. lUEES COLDS, RHEUMATISM / GOUT, &c, &c. THE PINE WOOL UNDERCLOTHING, Just opened by the N.Z; CLOTHING FACTORY, Wellington. Men's Pine Wool Undervests, Pants, Sox, Chest Protectors, Footßoles, &c, &c, &c. Unsolicited testimony trom Dr George Ryding, Medical Officer of Health, Neath, S.W. "May 17th, 1885. "1 have worn your Pine Wool Undervests for two winters, and am very much pleased with them, and have recommended several of my patients who are subject to rheumatism to adopt them, and they all speak very hiehly of them.—Geo Ryding, M.D. THE N.Z. CLOTHING FACTORY, Lambton-quay and Cuba-street, Wellington. Sole Agents for New Zealand.

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