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ssi?:sxsq* and. Oo„ GENERAL IMPORTERS, CROMWELL, QUEENSTOWN, AEROWTOWfI, & MELBOURNE.

TYTE have much pleasure in calling the attention of the inhabitants generally to , ' ' our Stock, as enumerated in this advertisement. It docs Hot detail a/i the articles we keep, for to do so would be almost impossible. We have endeavoured to enumerate all the j principal articles of each class ; bat every want necessary in a Mining, Agricultural, and Pastoral community can be supplied. j All our purchases being for cash, we thus possess an a.l vantage that few are able to avail i themselves of. We therefore respectfully solicit a continuance of the patronage hitherto bestowed, with the [ conviction that all orders entrusted to our car* will be promptly executed, and the articles found | to be of good value. Drapery-—The attention of Ladies is respectfully directed to this Department. It will be j founc 1 replete with all the latest novelties from the Melbourne markets, and arrangements | have ecu made for regular shipments per etch steamer. Dresses, iu silks, fancy and black; alpicas, challies, mohairs, winceys, muslins, prints, coburgs Shawls, all-wool plaids, French merinos, skirtings, jackets, &c. Hosiery, gloves, handkerchiefs, laces, trimmings of all kinds Ladies' and Children's Underclothing.- Our stock will be found the largest and best-assorted on the Gold-fiel Is Ladies' and Children's Hats, trimmed and untrimmed Feathers, flowers, corsets, chignons, &c. A large assortment of white and coloured flannels, serge and cricketing ; calicoes and sheetings; and uvcry other article required in the trade. Slot) DQt)"urtlll9tlb. —Men's Suits, Paget and sac; bovs' ditto, Leopold, Stanley, sac, and knickerbooker; Trousers and vests, all kinds Trousers, in silk mixture, doeskin, tweed, cotton, Bedford cord, and moleskin Shir's—white dress, regatta, Crimean, serge, Scotch twill, tweed, and j-,in Pauta and under-shirts, in flannel, lambawool, serge, me and cotton and boys' Hosiery, of all kinds , j • Flats— straw, merino, tweed, silk-stitched, felt, and plush, iu nil the laieai snapca Waterproof eoats, overalls, le? ;ings an I Bou'-wostefca ; monkey jackets and pilot oats Ail the ah ivs Goods are to <%V special order. I B>o*?! and ShO9S—A splendid assortment, consisting of: La-lies', girls', and chil Iren's boots, in kid, cashmere, morocco, and leather Slippers—canvas, patent leather (plain an i fur-triiiimed), sheepskin, and carpet Men's and bovs' boots-elisiic-suU l , Balmoral, fihtcher, Wellington, half-Wellington, and j riding boots ; Colonial water-ti ;hts, ma !o to our order iu Melbourne j Cum boots—Hay war. I'm North British and Liverpool ; Hardy's nuggets, Capets—Tn tapestry, felt, all-wool kidderminater, drugget"; hearth-rugs. Mittip.g—Ch'na and coir; oilcloth, door-mats. li'OrilO:iTO"y. Mining Tools, and Agricultural Implements.—Vnvils, axes, angers, adzes, balances, bells, ba..'s, blacking, brushes (allkin.is), baking-dishes, billies, braces ail 1 bitts, black-lead, bellows, boilers, bedsteads, bolts, blocks, candlesticksiifihaina (various), can- | dle-nuni'ds, c compasses, chisel.-, coal '-uttles, scoop a fin furniture, cash-boxes, door-scrapers, dappers, egg-whiskß," in :-pans. funnels, tiles, fenders an 1 lire-iron-*, fish-hooks, gimblets, grindstones, graters, glim, gridirons, gold-blowers, dishes and sieves, graces, gad.-:, guns, glue-pots, hammers (all kinds), h'<cs. jolh'-miul Is, knives, a large assortment; knives and fcAs, knife-bnards, kettles, lanterns, !o -ks, Ivll 's, milk dishes, cans, strainers, sieves, and yokes ; measuring tapes, mops, mallet - ?, nails of every kind, pie l ), picks, pumps. p:>wder, pincers, piping, plou-jhs, quoits. <|uiek?-iiver, riles, ripe, resin, rivets, rasps, rakes, ahip scrapers, sickles an I bits, slop-pr-iK saws of i'\ kin is, sieve?, seaming twine, sponges, scoops, slledpBheai'o. Siuccoans, shovels an;i spah-s, s;)irit-k'\els, soldering-iron*, solder, spokeshaveSj shot, stce'yard*, scales, screws, staple?. s f ewp-ms, teapots, trowels, tar, tacks, tuba, tueirons, vies, waiters, wishing boards an 1 powder, window furniture of all kinds, writing Timbp a -id Buih shelving, P2 and 14 inches wide ; T. and G. lumber

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Cromwell Argus, Volume IV, Issue 160, 3 December 1872, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Cromwell Argus, Volume IV, Issue 160, 3 December 1872, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Cromwell Argus, Volume IV, Issue 160, 3 December 1872, Page 1

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