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Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 528, 10 July 1869, Page 3

PROPOSED EXPENDITURE OF £2,000,000 IN THE PROVINCE^ "WHYTE &d PIRIE Are giving up Business in Westport. 2000 ARE EXPECTED TO ARRIVE TO MAKE THE NELSON AND WESTPORT RAILWAY. WHYTE & PIRIE are now offering, and will continue to offer the whole of their VALUABLE STOCK at GEEATLY REDUCED PRICES, Till a clearance shall have been effected. At WHYTE & PIRIE'S, Colonial Suits are now to he had at Tempting Figures, Coats at Wonderfully Reduced Rates, Tweed Trousers remarkably Cheap, Bedford Cord Trousers for a Trile, and Crimeans suffer Grreat Reductions in Price, but NOT in Size or Quality. The following variety of Hats is to be found at ■WZHZ-STTIE! <Ss PIRIE'S, and will bo subject to the general reduction :—Elgin, Deer Stalker, Clifton, President, Paragon, Bentnick, Scarbro, Canadian, Eureka, Emperor, Tommy Dodd, Egliuton, Melbourne, Yankee, Prince Alfred, New Zealander, Cobden, Denison, Silk and Tweed Hats, Black and Brown Plush Hits, Black, Drab, and Brown Wide-awakes. Good heavy Scarlet Blankets are offered at WIIYTE & PIRIE'S for 25*, and White and Blue Blankets equally cheap. At this bona fide Clearing Out, a lot of Tweeds and Moleskins suitable for Men's and Boys' clothing, as also a lot of Remnants, must be disposed of. TEEMS CASH. WESTPORT OUSE, CORNER OF GLADSTONE AND MOLE3WORTH STREETS. VICTORIA iERATED WATER AND CORDIAL MANUFACTORY. CORNER OF a 1 fm MOLESWORTH AND WALLABI HiN Mi STREETS, WESTPORT FAIN AND SOUTH 77 ~ Have always on hand a Superior Assortment [of Cordials, South Australian Wines, and Malt Vinegar. N.B.—UP-COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. Gr. F. CHESS WAS, SlTlDlsnEir HOUSE, GLADSTONE STREET, (Opposite the Camp.) G. I\ C. having purchased the Stock of &EIEML DRAPERY, 0L0T1III&, BOOTS, &c, From Mr JNO. SOUTHERN, lately occupying the premises of the firm' known as BROWN, JONES, & ROBINSON, Respectfully requests the support of the inhabitants of Westport and Surrounding districts. The Stock is extensive and well-assorted, the whole having been purchased by Mr CRISWICK, during his late visit to Melbourne. The new Proprietor will use his best endeavours to retain any patronage that may be accorded him, by the strictest attention to business and the requirements and wishes of his customers.