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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 11 July 1881, Page 3

Winter Drapery ! ! : . r*^cs<t*se&i—iy?>—^^ ' " fBOBAS* it'll AlB Have much satisfaction in acquainting the inhabitants of Keefton and surrounding districts tbat their STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, Comprising the NEWEST GOODS S WINTER WEAE __ -»*a»Oo»cO-g> LADIES APPAREL; SILKS, »-«- ; and Colored, REPS . and SATIN CLOTHS; SEBGES &<*•> K& Colors and Shades. SMY, FILT, Mi -HLfIT II« 5 Trimmed and Untrimmed. MILLINERY, FLOWERS, HOSIERY, and UNDERCLOTHING—A Large Assortment. Gentlemen will find OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT Replete with a Large Stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING of all descriptions. Carpetings, Floor - Cloths, AND ALL KINDS o*HOUSE-FUftMSHINGS s — e==ferf«*!*WissS9- - »- CANVAS, ANDJJOLD-SAVING MATERIALS, &c. THOMAS AND M'BEATH, WEOESALB AND RETAIL DRAPERS, REEFTON J-JNI) GREYMOUTH

N3O T I C.E . ART -~TT * I O ff -OFVALUABLE HOUSEHOLD AND FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN SHIEL-STREET. In order to enable Mr. Geobge Jacques , to proceed •to Adelaide his friends have arranged to dispose.of lhat — Valuable Household and Fbeehold Pbopebty in Shibl-Stbeet, Reef* ton, by Abt>Union, The Property is a most Valuable one, and as it will be Drawn for in one prize offers a s- lendid opportunity to a per- 1 son of small means to acquire a com* fortable home. W_-_»M* The DRAWING will be under the SUPE VISION of a COMMITTEE of SUBSCRIBERS,? and the fullest guarantee is given of its bona fides. 300 TICKETS AT 10s. EACH. The DRAWING Uptake place on the 9th JULY. TICKETS !10s EACH May be obtaiced at any Business Place in town. FIREWOOD ! ! FIREWOOD I I n OBEET pA R D Will deliver First-Class FIREWOOD in Reefton at a great reduction* 4-foot lengths l?16s per cord 2-foot lengths 21s per cord OBDERS left at Dawson's Hotel will receive immediate attention. ROBERT CAED, Proprietor. NOTICE. T\RpL A B K B (Late R.N.) MAY BE CONSULTED FOR A FEW DAYS, at Mb M. R. Giss ng's, Chemm, Broadway, Reefton. Consulting Hours : 11 to 12 a.m., 3to 4 pm aad 7 to 8 p.m..