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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 170, 26 January 1883, Page 4

GRhJAT CLEARING SALE KING BEOS. T?IN'DING it necessary to EN LARGE THEIR PREMISES, and in order to make room for their present Stock and largo consignments to arrive, while the necessary alterations are being made, have determined to hold a CLEARING SALE, But find space too limited to quote prices of more than a few linen. « PAPERHANGINGS.. Latest and choicest patterns, imported direct, from ad per piece. The remainder of a large and well-selected Stock will be sold at 10 per cent, under cost price. WHITE LEAD In cwt., 56> and 28 lbs. Anchor and White Fleece Brands, 8s pu--2.81b tin. A reduction, made for larger qcautities. LINSEED OJL. Best Raw Liii.sced Oil in 5 gallon Drums 4s M per gallon. Best Boiled do do do 4s Gd per gallon. ."PAINP. Turps, Colors, Mixed Painty, Driers, Scrim, Tacks, Tape, with all goods required by Painters and Paperhangers,, will be sold at Pricesto defy competition. Special terms given to the Tr%de ROOFING IRON". Best Brands £25 10s per ton. Hoofing FtJ.t 16s 9d per piece. Ridging, Spouting, Down-pipe, Zinc, Cen.ent, and Builders, Ironmongery at correspondingly low prices. Special advantages given to Builders i AXES, Sharp's Axes reduced to 5s 6d each. Tools of every Description. CHINA, GLASS, & (CROCKERY. ' and. Carefully seiccced Stock o$ baud. GROCERIES. j KING BROTHERS 1 Groceries have i iu.stty earned the reputation of being j the best and cheapest on the West j Coast, aud have stool the test of ytars, tbt fytn being the oldest Storekeepers in Pahnerston, Tu,ur success in t,his Department has been, achieved through intimate knowledge of the business, long experience, and by ALWAYS adhering to the be.st Brands. FLOUR, BRAN, POLLARD, OATS AND CHAFF. I „ Coloniiil produce of all kind^ bought for CASH. , TIMBER AND. SHINGLES * Building timber at current mill prices. Shingles always on hand, i All Goods delivered per Trap or Pack Horses anywhere within a radius of 10 • L &. , ; Special attention is directed to the fact that the firm have not been in the habit of selling well-known and leading lines at. extra low prices in order to curry public favour, and to recoup themselves by securing an undue profiit on other goods, the value of which is not so ttell njowo,