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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 153, 28 June 1907, Page 8

DBAPEST, CCOTRXXe. ETC. pOWELL'I ,-DIG QALE THE WTKTEE SEASON IN FRONT OF YOU. SEASONABLE GOODS AT ENGLISH PRICES. ALL NEW STOCK. . pOWELL, THE JJEAPEB, ■ •JQ.^EWTPN. ANNOUNCEMENT. QTARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT. STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT. BIG CITY MOVE. BIG CITY MOVE. BIG CITY MOVE. EXCITEMENT IN THE CLOTHING TRADE. EXCITEMENT IN THE CLOTHING TRADE. ■ TRADEEXCITEMENT IN THE CLOTHING / : PRICES CUT IN HALF. PRICES CUT IN HALF. PRICES CUT IN HALF. ERNEST MOORE AND COS ERNEST MOOKE AND COS EitNKST MOORE AND CO.'S ANNUAL STOCKTAKING SALE. ANNUAL STOCKTAKING SALE. ANNuaL STOCKTAKING SALE. NOW IN FULL SWING NOW IN FULL SWING. NOW IN FULL SWING. IN THE HEAET OF QUEEN-ST. IN THE HEART OF QUEEN-ST. IN THE TiEART OF QUEEN-ST. NO OLD STOCK. NO OLD STOCK NO.OLD STOCK. EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE gVk-tiVrHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE SHS THOUSAND POUNDS WORTH. FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS WORTH. MVE THOUSAND POUNDS WORTH. I' SPECIALLY IMPORTED FOR _ QUEEN-ST. ■ SPECIALLY IMPORTED FOR QUEEN-ST. SPECIALLY IMPORTED FOE ■ QUEEN-ST. AT TOUR OWN PRICE AT YOUR OWN PKICE AT YOUR OWN PRICK. AND £O. S SCALES ARE ALWAYS HUGE SUCCESSES,. BECAUSE THEY ARE GENUINE. Those who are blessed wUh -sweet memoiles" of the past win no doubt seize this most esceptioual opportunity of procurins HiUH-CLAJSS MEN S AND BOYS' SUITS* HARD AND SOFT HATS, ALL KINDS OF SHIRTS, TIES AND WAKM WINTER UNDERWEAR, AT REDUCED SALE PRICES RIGHT AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SEASON. S? E Fl AL NOTE. — 350 WINTER OVERCOArb marked down to ridiculously low firices.

J£BNEST jy£OORE AND pO.'S AND QO.'S Ty-OORE A>-b po.'S STOCKTAKING Q-ALE, gTOCKTAKIKG gALE, gTOCETAKING gALE, 240 Q UEEN - ST - -240 Q olls^-81 - ---fM/Y QDEEN-ST. YiyniLE we live, WEXL HUM. AND DON'T FORGET IT. SENSATIONAL BUYING MEANS SENSATIONAL tiKLUNG. OPPORTUNITY WITHOUT PARALLEL. IMPREGNABLE AGAINST ALL COMPETITORS. THRILLING SCENES IN KARANGA-HAPE-RD. STRUCK OIL. STRUCK OIL. T HE A! LF M[ oaBE o* OTH ™ G C°-J^ARANGAHAPE-BQAD. TO THE FRONT AS EVER. HAVE MADE A BIG HAUL THIS WEEK. • £1250 WOETH BOUGHT FOE 12/6 IN THE £ • AND MARKED DOWN TO NEABLX HALF USUAL PRICES, WHICH IN THE ORDINARY WAX OF BUSUS'ESS WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE. ' BKIiLFUL OP BIZ BOOMING ISN'T A BIG ENOUGH WORD TO DENOTE THE STIRRING SUCCESS OF THIS GREAT PRICK DOWNING EVENT. RECORD RUSH, RECORD SALES. RECORD BARGAINS. ALL DAY LONG THE SMASH IN . PRICES CONTINUES, AND NO SHREWD ECONOMIST SHOULD MISS IT. ASK- FIVE OUT OF SIX WHAT THE GREATEST SENSATION IN KARANCJAHAPE-RD. IS AT THE FIiKSISNT MOMiSSX. THEN YOU WILL KNOW. T HE .A. Ll '' ;Mj ooke iQilothing y-to. EAR AS G Arfc APE-RD. ARE WIDE AWAKE, AS USUAL. YOU CAN FKKL IT'S IN THE AIR AND TALKED ABOUT EVERYWHERE. STARTLERS FOX rPO-MOKEOW. rpO-MORKOW. JUST A HINT. 25/ — Men's All Wool -Suits, quilted and padded, wortli 4U/ 29/6 — Vicuna Suits, marked down from 39/6 45/ — Dress Worsted Suits, sold elsewhere 57/6 3/11, 4/3, 5/11 — Strong Tweed Trousers, worth double 10/6 — Saddle Tweed Trousers, reduced! from li/6 8/11 — Vicuna Trousers, usual price 12/0 3/11—Boys' Sailoi' Suits, reduced from 5/11 8/11 .. — Boys' Norfolk Suits, ■wdtth.ni/6 S/ll ■ — Boys' Con way Suits, reduced from 11/6 .'.■'. 12/6 — Estra Quality Norfolk Suits;. worth 16/ BARGAINS IN OVEBCOATS. 4/11 — Boys' Reefer Overcoats, worth 6/6 S/ll — boys' Rainproof Coat-, . usually 12/6 Wll — Men's Rainproof Coats; reduced from 29/6 2S/6 — Men's Rainproof Coats, reduced from 39/6 :• . 33/ — Men's Rainproof Coats, reduced from 45/ 6/11 — Oilskin Coats, reduced from 18/11 3/11' — Black Hard Hats, reduced from 5/6 5/11 Black Hard Hats, usually 7/11 1/11 — Dr. Jim Hats, reduced from 3/11 1/11 — Tennis half price 2/11 — Silk-striped Shirts, all Halt-price 2/11 —White Dress Shirts, usually 4/u 1/11 — Singlets and Underpants, Half-price 2/11 — Heavy Ribbed Underpants, worth 4/6 1/11 — Flannel Shirts, rednced from S/ll 1/ — Boys' Shirts, reduced from l/ii THOUSANDS OF OTHER LINES AT EQUALLY FETCHING PRICES. ' THE A LIT. .jyjPORE .QLOTHING £»., T^ARANGAHAPE-ROAD, NOTORIOUSLY THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE SOUTHERN HEMJSPHEBE.