CLOSE OF THE SEASON. G-reat Clearing Out Sale AT EATHEH than carryover any goods till next Season, auc^ m consequence of the unfavorable state of the p-esent Season's trade, my etf.ck is unusually heavy, and m order to clear out as much rx? possible within the next few weeks, I will offer the whole or" tnv splendid stock of Drapery, Clothing, Millinery, &c, at astouudmg reductions £oi' Cash only. The Bargains are Great. The Bargains are Many. See the Reductions, and Satisfy Yourselves. . yard Men's Clothing, 250 yds Fancy Prints, reduced to 3jd _ , - „.«„_ 81-ck Grenadines „ 3*d B °y S Clothing, 350 Summer Dress Fabrics „ 61 AT sWEEPIN tg. REDUCTIONS. S?T^r*\ " oil Men'- 9* BASewe Trousers, for 4t lid 100 PAIRS Me ,,. g 5 , 6 i So.'t Felis 2s lid 2-button Kid Gloves, soiled Is pair Men's 7- 6d Hard Felts 4s lid Girlu' Brown Cotton Hose, ail sizes 6d Men's 2s 6a Merino Singlets la 8d tStrong Tweed for boys only Is 3d Men's Flannel Unders 3s 6d Parasols, Is 3d Umbrellas, Is 6d Men's Sos, 3 pairs for Is Girls' Fancy Print Apnms Is Men's Reg-atM Shirifs, only 2s 6d GREAT BARGAINS ! BALANCE of MEN'S STRAWS Balance of Straw Hats, from Is 6d to may be bad for Is each now selling for Is EACH Boots, Boots, Boots, BEST QUALITY AT REGULAR SALE PRICES. SdTSi?^SSr£« l S FLOORCLOTHS a. 9Jd. 1. Id. ta « 9s 6d CARPETS, from 9^l to 3s lid now selling for Is 6d EACH Calicoes, Fianiitls, Bankets, SheetThese are the cheapest goods ever sold iDgs, ard Fitmily Drapery at trein Palmerston. mejdous reductions Look out for the Great f=ale of Bargains. Everything reduced— for Cash Only. SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY JAN. 26. J. B. HAMILTON, Corner of Main and George Streets.
SPRING. First Shipments are now being opened at M'DOWELL BROS. and will be ready for Selection on SATURDAY. The Stock will be found to comprise some of the most recherche goods for Spring and Summer WearLadies requiring DRESSES made will kindly place their orders early m the season, so that they may be executed before the rush of Xmas orders, as last year, we had to refuse orders for Dresses months before, and to avoid this we make the above intimation, M'DOWELL BROS. CASH WAREHOUSE. E. ELLERY GILBERT, PIANOFOETE, j Harmonium, and Cabinet Organ Tuner and Kepairer. EE. G-. makes four visits m the • year between New Plymouth and Palmerston, callibg at all towns and country districts ; having with him a good supply of all kinds of matorial for repairing Piauos, Harmoniums, &c, &c. Pianos Tuned by the year. Orders may be left at the Daily Times Office. Oroua County Council. rnENDEES will be received by I the Oroua County Council up to 10 a.m. on Wednesday, February Oth, for erecting a 70ft span and protection works at the Awahuri bridge. Plans and specifications may be seen at the County Office, Feild'jig, and at the Manawatn ?ioad Board Office, -Palm.eiston. Tile lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. CHABLES BEAT, Engineer.
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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1160, 4 February 1884, Page 3
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505Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1160, 4 February 1884, Page 3
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