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

ATHUTIC SPORTS. ACCELAKD ATHLETIC CLUB. SPOETS WELL BE HELD TO-MGHT (FRIDAY). THE FAMOUS IRISH CHAMPION, WILL COMPETE IN THE OPEN 100 YDS HANDICAP. W. RILEY. Sec D AY - ]V£P.J. ACHI ' AN ■ jVTATCH. CHAMPIONSHIP AND 200SOVS. ■-';- β-i* IRELAND DOMAIN V - TO-MORROW. NEW ZEASATURDAY - \|p-YSWI —_-l- ' JUNE 29, '■w\_i ]/■' ' for 30,000 Spectators. WHO WILL BE CHAMPION? "~ THE RACE OF A LIFETIME! GRAND DAY'S SPORT. Garrison Band in Attendance. LADIES' BANGLE COMPETITION. Admission, 1/; Stand, .1/ Extra. N. 8.—18,000 People paid up to 6/ each to witness B. R. Day race A. B. Postle for World's Sprint Championship at Kalgoorlie on December 5, 1906. RUFE NAYLOR, Sec 17, Coombes' Arcade. DRAPERY, CLOTHING, ETC. REDUCE OUR STOCK vVID MUST! HOW? OUR PRICES WILL DO IT. Ladies' Woven Combinations from 2/6 to S/6, just half-price Our Owe Make of Costumes, from 25/ to 55/, are well'known for fit and style The Best Place for Black Skirts, from 5/11 to 45/, silk lined, not better value I to be obtained Children's Coats, from 3/11, also Fleecy, from 5/6 ■■% . A Splendid Lot of Girls' Long Coats just opened, all nrices Onr Millinery is Very Stylish, but Very Moderate in price A Lovely Lot of Sample Tea and Dressing Gowns, bought Job Jj . C<ARNEY, 200, 202, 204, KARANGAHAPE-RD. JjUFRS. * puRS. J|\URS. TXUSHBROOK & T>EIDGMAS, -jryO THE IN T^TJRS. ."DECAUSE -*-* They have the article that people ■want. Their grand stock meets all requirements. Tier are the CHEAPEST HOUSE in the Trade for :TG».URS. ANOTHER BIG FTTRCHASE OP LOVELY MUFFS, BOAS, AND NECKLETS SAMPLES MARKED VERY CHE\P TO CLEAR. DON'T DELAYSECURE FIRST CHOICE. A GLANCE WILL CONVINCE YOU OF THE GREAT VALUE OFFERING IN . JTXJRS, . At J>USHBBOOK & rpjRIDGMAN'S. QUEEN-ST. t . Just above the Grey Statue. RRRERURRRRERRRRRR R Ton are cordially invited to pass X R judgment on k 5 • ■ H 2 "rrSHE p>RINCESS," X Ii- And jnany other Charming Millinery ie E '• • Models at X X .JJENDELL'S, £TD. KJ R, "The Princess," a smart shape, U 1 X truuined with draped tulle or French X R ribbon-loops; also with wing or X B cove plume,' in brown, moss, nary X ft wine, red, fawn, cream, and grey— E R 14/6. q R "To Suit Everyone" — The pretty X b. "Lancaster! , Kelt, trimmed velvet or H X glace silk, fancy jiiiU, wing, or U Jt pheasant trail, in &v shades 15/0 a R and 16/9. ' £ 6 Special "Own-make" Straw-brim X X Tarn, velvet crown, quill and rosette, X X also in Straw only, trimmed glace or X B. velvet — 0/6. X | R Stylish Glace Silk Hat, all shades, H R witli pretty folded crown and gath- k X ered brim, trimmed fruit and floral U R ribbon, correct wear for the next 6 X R months — 17/6. " R Girls' Trimmed Felts, tucked silk l; X crown, full rosette and pretty trim- R R wed bandeau, in cream, navy,. and H Reed — 14/6. ' i>

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