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Hokitika Guardian, 5 July 1926, Page 2

AA’e are in the position now to give greater value than ever before. Christchurch wholesale warehousemen owing to the big slump in trade, were compelled to discount to clear regardless of costs many heavy consignments of drapery and wearing apparel. AA T e secured at our own cash pi-ices the pick of the large stocks, and now for the great Slump Sale Clearance which begins on Saturday. July 3rd, at 9 o’clock.—AleGruer’s, Hokitika and Greymoutli. —Advt.

*V BURGLARY. , AUCKLAND, July 4. Ypl another burglary "'as added to the already lengthy list last evening, when the Wellington Woollen Coy’s promises, in Eliott Street, were entered, and clothing worth £ls was stolen. The intruder, it is thought, worked his way across the roof-tops from the direction of Albert Street, and an entrance was made through a fanlight in the rear of the premises. The place was ransacked, but no money was to be found.

Shake hands with your grocers every time you purchase a seven weeks’ supply of “ No-Rubbing Laundry Help ” as a token of your esteem and gratitude for “ No-Rubbing.”—Advt.