ANNUAL CLEAKIN G SALE, PBIOB TO STOCK-TAKING. I")EMEMBER it comes but once a year, and when it conies everybody Xi> kt'ows it. JOHN STI'fT never does thiugß by halves. When he tells the public he is holding a sale he means it, and the prices at which he clears stuff fairly astonish the public. Thy last sale was quite an eye-opener, bat this one will quite eclipse it. To show that he means business he will slaughter every line of hia GRAND STOCK, valued at FOR CASH. CASH. He can only quote a few of the lines which will be offered; IRONMONGERY. GROCERIES Corrugated Iron (all sizes) Ridging Nails Staples Gate & T Hinges Rim & knob locks Hand saws Augurs Braces and bits Galvanised baths Sauce pans (all sizes) Oval boilers (sizes) Cow bells Buckets Colonial jvens Camp ovens Oil coats Cross-cut saws One-man saws Hand-saws Grindstones Sharpening stones Sofa springs Milk pans Scythes & handles Prying pans Preserving pans Screws Chisels Sash cord Sash weights Sash fasteners Irons (all kinds) Celebrated Eye Witness Cutlery Axes (Mann's, Eu reka or Kelly's) Slashers Spades (Parkes) Shovels Hoes Rakes Handles (all sorts) Tents (all sizes) Blasting powde/ Fuse - Fishing hooks and tackle Steel trunks Watering cans Cement (Portl'nd) Boiled & raw lin seed oil Draught castor oil Turpentine Methylated spirits Red & white lead Varnish Mixed paints Lamp black Hearth powder Raddle Rosin Chairs (Austrian) ~ ; {kitchen) Lookup'glasses Knife, boards Bellows Twine Copper rivets Tin & clout tacks TEAS— FLOUR- Onvah Supreme Sirisanda Lily White Orange Pekoe Wood's 1 Roller Nelson Moate's Oatmeal (1/2, Is, ss, Coar.se salt 10s) Fine salt Rice, in 56s | (7's, 56's, 112*8) FULL STOCK OF ALL OTHER LINES IN GROCERY. GLASSWARE. Brooms carpet, Boot brushes bass and hair Dandy brushes Scrubs. 