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Motueka Star, Volume IV, Issue 175, 24 April 1903, Page 1

t and Go*, The Cheapest Shop in Motueka for Drapery ! The effect of our SPOT CASH SYSTEM is r,h;it we are able to put before you such; values'as must convince the most sceptical that for Heal, Sterl?aa Bed Roek Value we are absolutely on top. We import all our Goods direct from the Manufacturer, pay spot cash for them, and sell for spot cash ; this eanhle.s us to sell a single article at wholesale price! Here are a few lines which will open your eves as to what we are doin« ; . Colonial Flannels, 10d per yard Double Bed Sheeting, Is per yard, worth fully Is (xl per yard Shirtings, per yard A grand line of Dadies’ Hose, at Is a .pair. Three Pairs of Men’s All ! Wopl Knitter] Sox, for 2s 6d . All Wool Dress Serges in Navy. Black, and Red, at Is 6d per 3'ai\.. worth 2s 6d 4,000 yards of Flanelette, in striped and plain colors, worth 9d, to be cleared for 6d ner yard BLANKETS ? BLANKETS ? ' r BLANKETS ! Soiled, Soiled, Soiled, A few pairs left, to be cleared at one third off the usual prices. Hurry up, here's your chance, for the coming winter. A real, genuine ~ ■All Goods marked at absolute Wholesale Prk the first comers . HARRY FOWLER,. High-street , genu cue jsttrgavn. to be sold for SPOT GASH to MANAGER FOR BEST THSKES J [otueka. •v; R OLD- ROBINSON CRUSOE DID NOT KNOW WHAT X TO DO,—SO NsXSLX \ HE SAT DOWN ANO WROTE ■' *. \ TO THL NEW-Z EALANO FOLK 'G FORA PAI ROFTurep ©t r H ’ BOOTS - " 1 " WONT DO SO ? ifi'A "'GS " TJr /s a lihUTiLiillun; 'iST 1 ' 1111! 1 1! 1 * /fC^T mf %. | drti Vr&iY i)!i 111 'ft \ Mliiil !( ill ii< I! i MlrlHiF l/U 'IPS f "V Hmlil T?HU it j Mill in iiiHji mi till; iur\ v»i ililil > Or 111 I 111 liiil QZ Mill 5C lUf IM branD-BDOTS