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Inangahua Times, Volume XI, Issue 1778, 3 November 1886, Page 3

I At We Have OPENED UP FIRST SHIPMENTS — OF NEW — n»i NEW Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, and Feathers. KEW Ribbons, Scarfs, and Ties. NEW Mantles, and Dolmans. NEW Dr-ss Goods, Trimmings, Buttons, etc. NSW Prints, CameJines, Fateens, and Galateas. NEW Aprons and Pinafores. — iimiiwi BROADWAY, REEETON.

NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. BOOTS! BOOTS!! Sboes, SHOES, Shoes, Cheapest lines ever offeked. astounding: sacrifice. [ESSRS T. J. MOLLOY, of HokiA tika, having TAKEN OVER the BUSINESS and PREMISES of Mi I W. G. Collings, have decided, in order to make room for their Splendid New Stock of BOOTS AND S/HOES. NOW BEING TRANSHIPPED from the mail;;steamer;at Wellington, to clear oflf every line of the stock now|on hand. For tliis purpose the sale will be continued for ONE MONTH ;OEY, And in older to effect a THOROUGH CLEARANCE Every line has been re-marked at j 50 Per Cent 50 [ UNDERMOST. ' Call Early to Secure i ASTONISHING BARGAINS In every line of J LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S, AND ! FAMILIES' WEAR. - Heads of families will find this n< Bogus announcement, but a thoroughly bona fide sale, by I which a TREMENDOUS s SAVING MAY BE EFFECTED. Repairs undertaken. Sown Boots i Specialty. All orders punctuall; attended to. T. J. MOLLOY, Broadway, Reefton ROGER'S PUBLIC HALL, BOATMAN'S. 3 mHE above HALL is NOW BEAD] \ t -*- for Plays Concerts, and Reading c For particulars — Apply at Dawsom' H/wJjji Ktefton.