THE LOADSTONE.

Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 89, 28 February 1888, Page 2 (Supplement)

THE LOADSTONE.

They came from all quarters, from the North, the South, the East, the West- from tho Hutt, Petone, Johnsonville, Porirua, the Hanaiaatu, and Woirarapa, and from the Provinco' of Marlborongh and elsewhere. ■ They come in shoals, not to look only, but to buy, and buy they did, wisely, discriminatingly, and cheaply, at the wonderful sale of Price's bankrupt stock at Te Aro House. From all quarters comes the assertion of this undoubted fact, thtit.noth.ing lite this sale has ever transpired in the city ; that for genuineness and the multitude: of unmistakable bargains it is frithout a rival in this city or elsewhere. So say we of To Aro House, Wellington. We want all our friends and the public to understand that we wore not able to move tho whole of Price's stock at onoe. We brought and are bringing it down gradually, day by day, so that thore is no fear of a scarcity of bargains. They will not run ont while this sale continues, and the last oustomer equally with the first will go away rejoicing because of his good fortune at the sale -of Prioe'n bankrupt stock at Te Aro House, Wellington. We cannot keep this sale going for more than. ten days from the present date, and therefore we would urge the public of the town, suburbs, and country districts, to grasp this present opportunity and empty their pockets, while supplying all their re; quirementa at lower prices than were ever known in New. Zealand at the sale of Price's -bankrupt stock at Te Aro House, Wellingr ton.— Special Price List on next page.