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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 577, 4 August 1909, Page 4

j TO-DAY is remnant day . AT TE ARO HOUSE Nearly every woman knows what Remnant ! Day at Te Aro Mouse implies; but for the benefit of tlie few who perhaps do not, we. wouid say that thousands of Remnants Oddments accumulate during the busy selling of the Sale.. These'would quickly clutter stocks if we let them; but to- avoid this PRICES ARE GUT TO .HALF, and the goods receive their " marching orders ■' in the shape of an unusually tow price, j In every instance the cut represents half of •. , the Sale Price, and in the majority of cases means a Samng to you of One-Thard '"'Of the Original Price. The lines affected will be DRESSES AND SILKS CARPETS VELVETEENS CRETONNES PRINTS AND FLANNELS TAPESTRIES I BLOUSINCS ART SERGES CALICOES CASEMENT CLOTHS SHEETINCS ' " ' | ACES LINENS RIBBONS damasks TRIMMINGS LINOLEUMS ' embroideries , ETC.) ETC., ' ETC. ALL AT HALF 'MARKER' PRSCES,. Will you come? We cannot urge you too pressingly forbear a bigger crowd than we can take care of may collect. ■ ■ ■ ■ The " Tongariro" brings us our first consignment of Spring and Summer Fashions—over 100 tons of New and Dainty Wearables. We will be busy for a few days opening up and pricing the goods, and hope shortly to announce OUR FORP/2AL EXHIBITION'.'-OF: 'Tj THE P3EW STYLES. - j TE ARO HOUSE, I : Cuba, and Dixon Sfeeets, | , V WELLINGTON.'