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OASES OF DRAPERY SALVED FROM THE WRECK OF THE “ RANGITIRA 99 PRICED WITH PROFITS SACRIFICED - TO EFFECT AN SIUBiVIEDIATE CLEARANCE IN THE FANCY DEPARTMENT. 2 cases containing "Torchon Lace, Edgings and Insertions Marked to sell at ... B*d. 10*d. 1/; W 1/6 doz. yards Swiss Embroidered Neckwear— Marked to sell at ... ... ••• */" CO dozen Ladies’ Black Flain Hose, with ribbed top---Marked to sell at 1/’ IN THE MANTLE DEPARTMENT. Ono case of Rain Coats, including Heptonettes, belted and loose styles— Worth 59/6 69/6 79/6 89/6 105/Salvage Price 23/6 39/6 49/6 59/6 69/6 Ono caso of Cotton and Tweed Costumes, absolutely latest style— Worth ... 29/6 35/- 45/Salvago Price ... Ono case of Furs, Squirrel Ties— . Worth 15/6 17/6 22/6 Salvage Price 9/11 12/6 17/6 Ono caso of Cotton Dresses, assorted colours— Worth 6/11 10/6 12/6 15/Salvago Price ... ... FEATHER BOAS AT LESS THAN THEY COST. Lot I—2o only special quality Feather Boas, some slightly soiled, colours black, black and white, navy, grey and white Worth 39/6 Now 12/G Lot 2—Special line of i Feather Boas', all new shades, including >le mole, nigger black, etc. 45/- to 63/For 17/8 to 25/Lot I—Crepe do Cheno Blouses, beautifully trimmed, hemstitching, new smart shapes, slightly crushed, all new shades — 29/6 for 12/6 Lot 2—Extra heavy quality Crepo do Chenc Blouses, in pink, pale blue, champagne and cream, beautifully trimmed spokeslitching—Worth 39/6 ... ... Salvage Price 21/* 4 BIG CASES DRESS GOODS SAVED. CASE 1 tiARBICORDS.—The season’s most fashionable j Dress Fabrics, in shades of Grey, Saxe, Navy, Violet, Molo, Marine, Marono, etc. POPLINS.—SiIk-faced, fast-dyed and grandwearing qualities, in shades of Brown, Saxo, Grey, Fawn, Sky, Pink, Mole, Navy, Cream, White, Black, etc. BLACK AND WHITE CHECKS.—In the smart- Q cu |j| e Width Ail at UNDERCLOTHING. A very large proportion of tho Consignment for this Department was saved. Natural Combinations ... ... ••• 4/11 for 3/6 Grey and Navy Bloomers 2/11 for 1/11 White Bodices 1/11 for 1/* Coloured Satin Underskirts ... ... ... 6/11 worth 10/6 Silk and Wool Spencers, l.s. and s.s. ... 2/11 worth 4/11 Silk and Wool Combinations, fancy tops ... 3/11 worth 6/11 Calico Knickers ... ... ... 2/11 for 1/0 White Underskirts ... ... ... ••• 2/11 worth 4/11 Calico Nightdresses ... ... ... ... 3/11 worth 5/11 Flannelette Nightdresses ... _ ... ... 3/11 worth 5/11 Nat. Colour and White Combinations ... 1/11 worth 2/11 Largo shipment of Wolsey and Lana Combinations, cream and natural. Prices ranging from 4/9 to 6/11 THREE CASES ONLY OF SOFT FURNISHINGS SAVED CASEMENT CLOTHS. 42in. Bordered Usual Price 1/- Salvage Price 9d. yard 4Sin. Bordered Usual Price 1/6 Salvage Price 1/- yard 4Siu. Bolton Sheeting Usually 2/8 Salvage Price 1/* yard MADRAS MUSLINS. Usual Price 1/6 Salvage Price 1/1 yard Salvage Prico 1/6 yard 4oin. Scalloped 4oin. Scalloped Usual Price 1/11 4oin. .Stencilled Borders— Usual Price 1/11 '/Loin. Teppal Muslins Usual Price 1/3 Briso Biso Nets, a largo assortment from Must, be cleared. Salvage Price 1/6 yard Salvage Price 10|d. yard 6(1. to 10|d. yard A FEW CASES OF EVERY-DAY REQUIREMENTS COME TO HAND. 2 CASES SALVACE CALICO. 32in. Crewdson’s Usually 7Jd. Salvage Price 6/11 per doz. 32in. Horrockses’ Usually 7}d. Salvage Price 5/11 per doz. 29 pieces (one case) Salvage DA fi White Tablings— Usually ... Salvage Price ... > Cream Tablings— Usually ... ... » Salvage Price Tea Towellings ... 39in. All Flax .Dowlas Usual Price 1/9 Huck Roller Towelling • 1 Case White Satin Quilts —Sizes 1 12 x 9, 13 x 9 Usual Prico 'l7/11 30/- Salvage Price 14/11 21/* Two Baloa (27£ dozen) White Towels, In 3 lots— No. I—lß x 40 inches—Salvage Price ... ... 1/- pair No. 2—22 x 44 inches—Salvage Prico ... ~. 1/6 pair No. 3—24 x 50 inches—Salvage Price ... 1/11 pair Two Cases White Flannelettes—27in. wide—Usual Price, GJd. ... >.. 4/11 doz. 30in. wide—Usual Price 7)d. .., ... ».. 6/11 doz. One Case only Cream Aza Flannel — Usual Price 2/3 ... ... ... Salvage Price 1/6 SOME UNDERWEAR FOR MEN SALVED. 2 Cases MEN’S UNDERWEAR—Pants and Shirts—--50 dozen Fine Summer Underwear for Men at 1/6 50 dozen Merino at ... ... ... ... ... 2/3 ARMSTRONGS LIMITED

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