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Inangahua Times, Volume II, 17 January 1881, Page 3

= SMiTH~AND BAEKLEY BEG TO ANNOUNCK THK AUBIVAL OP LARGE AND IMPORTANT SHIFMSMfS —OF— . ■NEW SE4SON GOODS NOW OPENED, AND KEADI' FOR Iv\ T SPECTIO^ ; and which 7 are, without doubt, the best value they have eyer offered in the district. » . ' _u«_- — ' SPECIAL ATTENTION is directed to the Following Line 3: — New Dress Matsrial, in a variety of new shades, ranging in prices from 10s 6d the full dress, and superior value. New Fancy Silks, from 3s 6d psr yard. « Black Silks, from 4s Ladies' Trimmed Hats, latest shapes, beautifully trimmed, from 10s. Untrimmed Hats, from Is 3d. New Fichus--4n Lace, Castefiere, and Silk, from 10s. Ladies' Silk Jackets, in new shapes^very cheap. W« «« NOW OPENING a SPLENDID STOCE of MENS' YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING. Imported expressly for our Reefton trade, and which, for quality, style, and finish, cannot be surpassed. Men°s and Boys'' Hats, in new shßpes, and great variety/ All of which will be found really good value. Sp'enid raloe in MENS', YOUTHS', and CHILDREN'S ENGLISH AND COLONIAL MADE BOOTS Imported expressly for the Christmas trade. . ■ ■ ♦>» ■ ' • INSPECTION INVITED. ♦■>.» Reefton and Greyniouth.

PATRICK BRENNAN SHAREBROKER \/TINING AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, BROADWAY, PEEFTON. Licensedbroker under "The Land Transfer Act." Agent for Goyite and Co's Stamper '''ratings. TO THE FARMERS, SETTLERS, AND GENERAL PUBLIC OF THE INANGAHUA VALLEY, rSE undersigned has determined to HOLD REGULAR FORT/ NIGHTLY AUCTION SALES of CATTLE at REEFTON, the FIRST 1 of which will be HELD on MON* ■ DAY, 12th APRIL, proximo, after- ; wards the SALES will be HELD on I ,e«ch ALTERNATE MONDAY. I PARTIES having Cattle, Sheep, i Horses, and Pigs, for Sale, will find it to their ADVANTAGE to PATRONISE the AUCTIONEER, securing 1 thereby the BENEFIT of PUBLIC COMPETITION, and PROMPT ; SETTLEMENT of ACCOUNTS, PATRICK BRENANN, AXTCTIONEER. Eeefton, 23rd March, 1880. BOBB.R T O.X LE V I Wholesale and .Retail i Storekeeper, I BROADWAY, Reefton. P CHARLES H. RHODES, 1 t T) AtNTER, GLAZIER, PAPERHANGER, and 8 HOUSE DECORATOR. Persons contemplating seasonable reno- I I rations are requested to favour with early orders. c Estimates Furnished. t i Address: SMITH-STREET, Ree?ip«