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Manawatu Herald, 27 June 1893, Page 2

Still they come in large numbers and greater crowds to the wondsrful sale of Winter Drapery and, Qlothing at, the Te Aro House Branch in Main-street. Tha flag: directs the crowds and onwards they stream. There' is no mistaking the place. Crowds invariably rush where bargains are to be had and they are to be found in abundance here., Do you want bargain^? Of course that goes without saying. You can make sure then of gettingan abgndgnt choice of every description of Draip^rylintl Clothing at the sale at Te Aro Houße Branch, Main' Street. ' James* Smith wants 'all his country customers to partake in the advantages he now offers. He has exceptional opportunities of buying large lots .of jjoods at very low prices, and he will give .unusual bargains to all who visit the sale at. Te Aro House Branch, Main-street. All are invited to come, to come at once, to come every day and get their wants supplied at lower rates and with better goods than have ever yet been known in Fox ton. Look out for the flag, visit the sale, and secure the bargains that are now to be had at this exciting sale of Drapery and Clothing at the Te Aro House Branch, Main-street. As showing the wonderful development, and steady progress of' Colonial Manufactures during the past year or Uo, it is. worthy of note that Messrs Boss & Sandford, of the Bon March£, Palmerston North, are now retai ing to the public Men's All- wool Colonial Tweed Suits at the wonderful low price of One Pound, quite as good as what could be bought a short time back for double this money. This firm are now holding a-gigantic Clearing Sale of the whole of their extensive and valuable stock and it will be to the interest of buyers of Clothing and General Drapery to pay them an early visit.— Advt.