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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 366, 13 March 1871, Page 3

WM. EATT BA V, i NEW ZEALAND HOUSE, lias G'oHUnencivV 0 N S A T Ull D A X LAS T, 'J"HE MOST EXTEX3ITE AND GENUINE CHEAP SALE EVER HELD IN THESE COLONIES. W. R.j under ordinary circumstancew, would I think the above announcement sufficient to mate i this the moat successful as well *« the most Mtonshlng Sale hitherto held in Auckland ; but, in. the present state of the Drapsry Trade, would add that lie refrains from tho usual custom of quoting prices, as at the present time such quotations only tend to mislead Instead of enlightening buyers. W. EATTEAY'B custciaeifj know that he not only keeps tlia BEST ASSORTED But also Urn BEST CLASS 06 CLOTHING, 0 A E P B T S } HABEKDASHERY, OEKBEAL DRAPESI, IN THI9 PSOVINOffi. W. R.» friends nho know that when he advertises a CHEAP BALE, no person, no matter how Inexperienced, ia misled by each advertisement; but every person Is satisfied with the quality and prices of the Goods soW. K. now tells the Fubllt of Auckland that he is determined to SELL FOE TWO MONTHS r HIS WHOLE STOCK, At eucli prices v will at ocoe jprovo this to be ANOTHER OF HIS GBNUINE SALB& N. B.— AH thß HEW WUfPB SHIPMENTS *• haad «nd to arrive wJU b* imeltuleil In this Sale. i2«* Parcels delivered tit* Gay »ftw purchase, if act required sooner. SALE COMMENCED ojr S'ATTFBDAT L AST.