GtliiA.'r 7aXE OF : ~ DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, & c . AT FINNIMORE'S OLD STORE, TAUPO QUAY. FOIH FIFTEENDiIYS ONLY, COMMENCING ON SATURDAY, JULY 24th, 1875. J. M°DOWELL & CO., OF WELLINGTON, Have been enabled, owing to the Stagnation of trade in the maiiutactunng Districts of Encj_•_._<], and the over-stocked state oi the Colonial Markets, to buy very large quantities of Goods at immense reductions. They are, therefore, in the position of being able to offer ex traordinary inducements to purchasers of =D^e,_A._PjEl3_E^"3r -A-J^riD OLOTHIITG. J. m jjUvvljLL k CO. 1:1 aye determined to realize on the whole of those purchases before the ciose of tlie season, and in order to do so they will otter A O.irr^ R&I r% 3^3 <fs r% & r*. r% ab & _ awfi w *vi s k •%- *w? ___5#% I_o A. IIM o 17 DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. In doing this they hope .that, as on former occasions in Wan iranm. the Public in general will avail themselves of the oppor tunity anorded them of saving mo:M y by making their purchases at the earliest possible date after the day of opening so as to secure some of the many Great Bargains which they wili offer. Heads of Families, Hotel-keepers, Settlers, ana Runholders will line! this an opportunity for laying in a stock for months to come. t On an occasion of this kind it is expected that Local Traders storekeepers, and others, will cast aside all petty jealousy and local feeling, and secure a portion of the great bargainsbeinp oiler cd. *' ° In a Stock of iLiK extent 7 is imy^XXX to go i„to ck-tuils ol the vaviou, itour. SMiLicoitco t ay that the Bbek is of largo exUn,, and it is out intention to • ea.ißo wnhm the t.me spoe7c,i : and as tho Goods are of the most modem <les_._]»tion, and the saving 10 he ehveted w ,ll he ahonfc one-third of tho usual rates, the mduceuent •■_ most unusual.
