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DRAPERY, CLOTHING, ETC P TrNEEBONE AND r^O.'S T AST gALa fpHE "ETCONOMIC QTOEE, QUEEN QTREET. REDUCED PRICES ON EVERY LINE, AND EVERY ARTICLE MARE3ED 'IN PLAIN FIGURES. COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. /COLOURED UNDERSKIRTS, BXCELLENT VALUE, 1/11,2/9,4/9, 6/11,8/6 XZ/. D YARD—FANCY MERCERISED ** /* SATEENS CURTAINS AT CLEARING PRICES, WONDERFUL BARGAINS, ALL PRICES, FROM. 1/6 TO 10/9 PEB PAIB -| / EACH — LADIES' STRAW HATS, *-f WORTH 3/11 "VTARCELLA r\UILTS reduced to 5/11,6/n, 9/11 QdLK BLOUSES, LATEST FASHION, & 6/11, 7/6, 8/11 rrVRIiIHED HATS, - FROM 1 C/ll TO I7/6 "RUSH TJUGS, to Ciear at B X 2/11, 3/11, 6/11 LADIES' SKIRTS, XEATLY CUT, NAVY BLUE AND BLACK, ALL PRiCES, FROM 3/11, 12/6 TO 22/6 ITTTHITE UNDERSKIRTS. ESQUiSIVV TELY TRIMiIED, 3/6, 4/9 TO 6/11 TTEAETHRUGS, . -QOORSLIPS, rxiRPET jgquAaES. ALL REDUCED TO HALF PRICES. STRIPED AND CHECK GINGHAMS. DRESSING GOWNS, IN PRINTS, FLAXNBiLETTES OR DELAINES, FROM 5/6 TO 17/6 XTEW FAY FLAKES, HALF THE i> USUAL PRICE, 9% D ny 2 D 1/2

T>ETTRING "pROM" TVUSINESS. QNE g'HOP O NLT ' -p T7SEEBOKE AND £1 0., mHE "pCONOMIC QTORE, QUEEN tTUMMED FROM THE JUMP, AND EACH DAY GOING STRONGER. NEVER MIND THE OTHER SALE — OUR RECOLLECTION OF THE WORD AOSI HAS BECOME HAZY, AND "WE'VE FORGOTTEN SUCH A WORD AS PROFIT EXISTS. THE «* LF. TV/TOORE /CLOTHING QO.'S, KARAJyGAHAPE ROAD, GREAT KNOCK-OUT SALE Is shaking things up with a vengeance, fairly SMOTHERING ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS. The fact that our takings this Sale have INCREASED NEARLY 40 PER CENT, on previous Sales SPEAKS. FOR ITSELF. Still they come in their teeming thousands, INCITED BY WHAT THEY'VE READ AND INSPD2ED BY WHAT THEY'VE HEARD FROM THOSE WHO'VE BEEN THERE, ON, ON. ON, to sweet music of Riving away bargains spch as never before dreamt of, stamping this MEMORABLE SALE as the most stupendous success, far exceeding our most sanguine anticipations. THE CRUSHED PRICES TICKETED IN PLAIN FIGURES AT THE A LF. IyrOORE rXLOTHXNG OjO-'S GREAT KNOC K-O U T SALE, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, Constitute a Unique Sensation, and require to be seen to be digested. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS OF POUNDS' WORTH TAILOR-MADE SUITS FOR* MEN AND BOYS, HARD AND SOFT FELT HATS, AND TONS OF STRAW HATS, WHITE SHIRTS. AND EVERY OTHER KIND OF SHIRT; In fact, everything in Men's and Boys' Outfitting, TO BE RUTHLESSLY SACRIFICED. 2S/11—Tailor-made Stiits, reduced from 45/. 2/9 —White Shirts, usual price 4,13. 2/11 —Men's Tweed Trousers, reduced from 5/11. 2/11—Black Hard Hats, reduced from 4/11. 2/11 —Boys' Suits, usual price 7/11. 2/11 —Dr. Jim Hats, sold elsewhere 4/10. IS./11 —Men's Snits, usual price 32/6. 2/6 —Tennis Shirts, reduced from 8/11. Vll —Dungarees, usual price 3/6. 9<i—Singlets, reduced from 1/6. 16/11 —Youths' Suits, usual price 30/. 3d, Sd. 3d, 3d, 3d—Straw Hats, reduced from 1/. 3 Pairs Black Sox for 1/. 3 Pairs All-wool Sox for 2/. 3d, 3d, 3d, 3d, 3d—Silt Ties, all colours. reduced from 1/AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER LINES

AT FETCHING PRICES. LF. QLOTHUtG QO-'S, GREAT KNOCK - OUT SALE, TTAT? 4-»?QA.-H4T>Tj; ROAD, DON'T MISS IT. Q — GEEAT CLEARANCE SAEE .K3>.\_/. of Men's, Boys', and Toatns' Clothing.—WoaderfTil Bargains Now On.— D.S.C. T> S_ SALE. •*-^** J> " vv * of Curtains and Linoleums. Wopderfal Bargains Now On.—D.S.C D-Q, C* —GREAT CLEARANCE SALE - v - ? * v -' , * of Dresses and Silts. VTonderfnl Bargains Now On.—D.S.C Dfil P, -GREAT CLEARANCE SALE of Irish linen Handkerchiefs. —Wonderful B&rgains Now On.— D.S.C

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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 29, 3 February 1905, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 5 Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 29, 3 February 1905, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 5 Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 29, 3 February 1905, Page 8

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