Invercargill retailer H&J Smith calls time after 123 years
The company says the market is moving away from the department store model.
The company’s flagship store in Invercargill.
NBR Staff
Thu, 18 May 2023
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One of the country’s last remaining family-run department stores, H&J Smith, will close its doors for the final time later this year after 123 years in business.
The company, which was owned by interests associated with the Invercargill-based Smith family, operated stores in Invercargill,
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NBR Staff
Thu, 18 May 2023
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