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Manawatu Herald, 29 August 1893, Page 2

Extraordinary success has marked our Great Salvage Sale at the Te Aro f'ouse Branch, Main-street. But all good things come to an end and so will this Salvage Sale. We shall positively close it on /Saturday next. A few days only remain in which our wonderful Salvage bargains c&nbe secured, so look lively, and waive them without delay. Those who are wise will profit by this announcement and hurry up to the sale during its last days and thereby save money. Those who are dilatory will miss this last chance of buying cheaply, and will lament ever afterwards. But this need not be. There is time yet to secure the biggest bargains of the sale, only a few days however. We cannot prolong the sale beyond Saturday next at the Te Aro House Branch, Main-street, Foxton.

As showing the wonderful development and steady progress of Colonial Manu-> factures during the past year or two, it is worthy of note that Messrs Bobs & Sandford, of the Bon Marche, 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. —Advi.