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Westport Times, Volume IV, Issue 697, 13 August 1870, Page 3

IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE or Drapery, Men's Clothing, Blankets, Boots, etc., BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON SATURDAY and MONDAY, 20th and 22nd INST., BEGINNING EACH DAY AT 2 O'CLOCK. JNO. MUNRO, Favored with instructions from W. J. SMITH, Esq., Trustee in the Bankrupt Estate of Mr S. SOUTHERN, will sell, as above The Balance of the Drapery Stock, Ken's Clothing, Boots, etc, In Lots to suit every class of purchasers. Also, the good-will of the LEASE AND PREMISES, KNOWN AS THE SYDNEY HOUSE DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, Situated at the COENEE OF FREEMAN and GLADSTONE STEEETS, held for a considerable term of years, at a nominal ground rent. This is certainly one of the very best sites ia the town of Westport, and as this sale is being effected for the purpose of closing the above Bankrupt Estate, THE INSTRUCTIONS ARE ABSOLUTELY UNRESERVED. TEEMS CASH. JNO. MUNRO, Auctioneer. GRAYES AND FLEMING, FLEMING AND MURRAY, GLADSTONE HOUSE "DEG to announce to the inhabitants of Westport and surrounding districts that they have purchased FOR CASH at a DISCOUNT OF 60 PER CENT. FROM MELBOURNE PRICES, the whole of the STOCK of FLEMING & MURRAY, Westport, AMOUNTING TO £1704 10s. 6d., Also on the same favorable terms the entire Stock of T. S. PARRT, Charleston. AMOUNTING TO £B9O 13s. 3d. These Goods are now being sold at GEEATLT EEDDUED PEICES, CONSIDERABLY LESS THAN MELBOURNE UOST. G. & F. would also state that they have opened-up a lot of useful, Goods : Stays in Great variety j Short Blinds French Merinos Watered Moreens Sheetings Calicoes Short Blinds Spotted Muslins Kid Gloves Velvets Window Muslins and Curtains ! &c, &c Also, to arrive, several cases of General Drapery, per first steamer from Melbourne, all of which will be sold CHEAP. G. & F. would also take this opportunity of informing their customers and the public that they contemplate erecting new and commodious premises, and will, therefore, on the Ist August, close their present place of business for ten days, in order to have their new establishment in readiness to receive their first shipment of Spring Goods. GRAVES AND FLEMING, LATE FLEMING AND MURRAY, GLADSTONE HOUSE