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Free Lance, Volume IV, Issue 190, 20 February 1904, Page 9

DAVIDSONS ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR JANUARY. Collins Large Type Dictionary, cloth : • : 3/6 Follow the Gleam (Joseph Hocking) • . 2/6 and 3/6 Odd Craft (N.N. Jacobs) 2/6 and 3/6 Sea Wrack (F. T. Bullen) 2/6 and 3/6 Nobody's Baby (Tom Gallon) 2/6 and 3/6 Erb (Pett Ridge) • : 2/6 and 3/6 Preposterous Yankee (Ponsonby) 2/6 and 3/6 Blue Cap (Nat Gould) : 2/Heart of Rome (Crawford) 2/6 and 3/6 Etc., etc. Those desiring to subscribe to any of the popular Magazines or Newspapers will do well to remember that the January Numbers are now almost due, and that now is the time to book subscriptions for the coming year.

J. WILSON DAVIDSON, 81. COURTENAY PLACE. i^PERA HOUSE. Under the Direction of Miss Katherine Russell (Mrs. Alfred Dampier). Touring Manager . Claude E. Webb. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. FOR 12 NIGHTS ONLY, ALFRED DAMPIER, 'Australia's Most Popular Actor," Supported by MISS LILY DAMPIER, And ai Specially Selected Dramatic Co. The following successful Plays will be produced in rapid succession during the Season —"The Bush King," "The Merchant of Venice," "A New East Lynne," and "Robbery Under Arms." Further particulars in future advertisements. OPENING NIGHT, MONDAY, Feb. 22. Popular Prices — 3s, 2s, and Is. Box Plan now open Holhday's.

Undoubtedly the most Important Announcement . . FOR FEBRUARY, 1904, IS THE THOUSANDS OF BARGAINS AT_->-THE JBGONOMIG^SALE. EVERY DAY SOMETHING FRESH IS THROWN OUT. MANUFACTURERS and Importers have simply rushed us with their over productions, and which were only bought by us if the goods would suit oui customers, and the prices half or less. A list of New and Fresh Bargains enumerated below: — LADIES' SILK AND WOOL COMBINATIONS, m pink and natural, originally worth 5/11 to 9/6 each, best value at any sale 8/11 and 4/11 each. MORLEY'S BLACK SANITARY DYE STOCKINGS, in small and ladies' sizes only, usually worth 2/6 to 3/- pair, now offered at 1/6 pair. Seamless feet. WHITE MUSLIN, with lace and insertion, also SILK STOCK COLLARS, usually sold 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, 1/11, each ; a real bargain at 6}d each. Sets of Cuffs and Collars at 1/3 each. GREY CHIFFON, all silk-, 44 inches wide, usually 3/11 yaid, to be sold this week at 1/6 yard. Boys', Youths', and Men's BATHING TRUNKS, all at 6sd each. ATHLETIC SINGLETS, in open work gauze, usually 1/6, now 6£d. Men's Tennis Shirts 5/6, reduced to 4/3. Mens White Cellnet Shirts, with linen fronts and cuffs usually 7/6, now 4/11. Men's Washing Canvas Hats, usually 2/6, now 1/9. 1 GENT'S DRESSING GOWN, grey flecked, all wool, with piped edgings, side and top pockets, usually 65/-, this sale 49/6. Also, 1 fawn, specially cut and finished, top and side pockets, 65/ , for 49/6 1 only, Dumas Figuied Cloth, piped sleeves, fron and collar, 45/-. These are a series of bargains. DRILL AND GALATEA BLOUSES, for little boys 3 to 5 years, all good washers, 1/9 to 3/11. These are 50% below usual prices. MORLEY'S GLOVES, samples, Gent's Coloured Kid and Suede, mostly Greys, usually 4/11 to 8/6, all at 2/6 pair, sizes 7g and 8 only. White Kid, all sizes, 2/6, now 1/6. DRESS HAMPERS, 1/11, to 4/11. Men's Tweed Caps, 6d to 2/11, all reduced. TERMS-CASH MUST ACCOMPANY ALL ORDERS. GEORGE & KERSIaEV, WELLINGTON & WANGANUI.