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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2292, 28 October 1914, Page 2

I \ p 111 ill IT 'of a II I • . - ■ * li"■ • ■ . I THE HESULT OF A CLEARINC UP, WILL BE HELD ON THURS" I DAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY NEXT. - | THE SALE GOODS WILL COMPRISE A LOT OF ODD AND DAMI AGED CROCKERY, AS WELL AS MANY OTHER USEFUL ARTICLES, I WHICH, WHEN OFFERED AT SALE PRICES IN THESE DAYS WHEN I THE WHOLSALE PRICE OF CROCKERY IS STEADILY ADVANCING, IS I AN OPPORTUNITY NOT TO BE MISSED BY KEEN HOUSEWIVES. I REMEMBER—THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY, IF YOU I WANT TO SAVE £, S. D. . $ 2 only slightly damaged Toilet Sets. Genuine Wedgwood Soup Plates, i Usual prices, 355., 455. set. . Usual price, 3s. half dozen. . j To bo Sold at 203., 275. 6d. set. Sale Price, 13. od. half ciczen. I Odd Bedroom Jugs and Basins. Wedgwood' Dessert Plates. Js'ial % ■■ ' Usually sold at 4s. 6d. each. price, 2s. 9d. half dozen.. !i ' ' To Clear at 2s. Ild. each. Sale Price, 18. 6d. half dozen; i. Odd Chambers, plain and printed. 100 dozen Wedgwood Bread and ;5 . To Clear at is. lid. each. Butter Plates. . \ 600 Glass Tumblers. 3-Days' Price, Is. half dozen! | To "Clear at Is. 3d. half dozen. 100 dozen Gold edged Clips and ?j GO dozen Plain White Stone China Saucers. • Usual price, 2e. 9d. '; Cups aid Saucers. half dozen. . I . ■ 3 Days' Price, 2s. 3d. half dozen. 3 Days' Pries, 2s. half dozen. I 60 dozen Fluted- Vegetable Diflhee. . 1000 White Fluted Saucers. I Usually 2s. 3d. each. Sale To dear at Gd. half dozen. p Price, Is. 6d. each. • ' «jj_ . I 8,, USUaI BIG ASSORTMENTMENT OF •a \j*t it %r Ks^y oiDiT ri ■ Assorted Wedgwood Dinner Plates. . .... - £ Usual price, 3s. half dozen, SEE SPECIAL DISPLAY IN _, I Sale Price, is. 9d. half dozen. WINDOWS. ' t & - . ■ ' S P . NOTE.—Aβ -the prices are 60 low, we cannot sell to the trade, nor can j >3 we pay freight. Goods will be securely pacsed and forwarded at buyers' ? I risk - - •..,•- "■ ■ ' R f 1 ■ v __' _ _ -1 I I

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