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Otaki Mail, 7 February 1923, Page 1

THE EVENT OF 1923. . : LARK’S SALE: HERE'S BARGAINS NEVER HEARD OF BEFORE. : 8 Doz. Men s Striped Blurts, collars attacked. Were 8/11 to 19/H. Bale i rice G/11. H Doz. Strong Wen .mg Shirts, dark colonvs. ail sizes, for men. Were Nil to 8/11. Now 6/11. 1 Doz. Data; Wot king Shirts for men. were ;/11. Sale Price 5/11. 6 Doz. Boys’ Shirts, all sizes. Were 5/11 to 7/6. Sale Price 4/11, 3 Doz. Men's Natural Merino Singicts. Were 6/11. Sale Price 4/11. 3 Doz. Men’s Fine Summer Singlets. Were 3/11. Sale Price 2/11, 3 Do'2. Tfan r s Natural Merino Underpants, .Were 7/6. Dow 5/6, 2 Doz. Mens .-avy Colonial Under Flannels. Were 10/6. Now 7/11. 3 Doz. Men’s ÜbeeMand Colonial Under Flannels (in Mens and 0.5.). Were 7/6 to 8/6. Now 6/11. ' i Doz. Men's Striped Pyjamas, all sizes. Were 14/6. Sale Price 9/11. Doz. Men’s Striped Shirts, without collars. Usually 8/11 to 10/6. Sale Price 6/11. 7 Doz. Men's Assorted Shi-A, without collars. \Vcre </m to 8/11. Now 5/11. 2 Doz. Men’s Silk Tussore Shin.', all sizes with and without collars. Were 23/6. Now IV, 6. 12 Pieces Assorted, iiiclud ag white voile, lamella, crepes, reversible prints. Former prices 1/11 to 2/6. Sale Prices 1/6 yard. 15 Pieces Assorted Ginghams, English Crepes, Tropical Suitings, Cotton Tweed—all to be sold at 1/U, Salo Plica. Women’s Lace Leghorns, untrim* hied, Were 19/6. Sale Fries 13/8. Girls’ Lace Leghorns, untrimmed i Were 15/6. Sale Price 9/11. I Women’s Until; muvl R a file Shapes. A*eve 11/6 to 13,'6 Sale Price 8/11. Girls’ Ready-to-Wears. Were 15/6 to 22/6. All to Clear at 12/6. (MEN! Here are Shirts, Mats, Sox—everything a man needs at Sale Prices. Madras Muslin, finished edge, stencil border. Usual price 3/IJ. Sale Price 2/6. Tussore Crash for loose cover-, 36in. wide. Sale Price 2, 6. IA CLARK, Ltd. LLV’n’S best store WATCH THIS SPACE FOR A FURTHER LIST.

SIJ M MER GOODS. SUM M£ R GOODS. SUMMER GO 0D S. I TO THE “SPORTS” OF OTAKI. i i Summer is approaching, ami with it will cume a demand for ! various lines of SPORTING GOODS. TENNIS RACQUETS BOWLERS’ REQUISITES TRAVELLING TRUNKS LADLES' HANDBAGS } ATTACHE CASES SOLID LEATHER BRIEF BAGS DRESS AND LUNCH BASKETS Etc., Etc. ALL HIGH-CLASS GOODS AT LOWEST THIOLS. TENNIS RACQUETS RE-STRUNG. The Time to Buy is NOW, and the J’laee to Luy from is—j (jr !li J. Oi O L)Hi _ Ljo f OTAKI RAILWAY. j; jj The Noted House for Hijh-Orade Leather Goods j

i BLAIR MANAKAU. HAVING FORCED THE PRICE OF FLOUR DOWN IS TRYING A NEW METHOD, Pollard, 2001 b 22/6. Wheat, sack lots. 3 1-3 bushel ... 22/0. Men’s Strong Working Boots, full kip pegged and nailed .1 25/-. Girls’ School Boot*, -Los 2 end 3 ]G/~. Tinned Milk Bucket:*, li-inth 0/-; Ykiach ... 6/C. Mill: Strainers .. 2, 'K Knife Cleaners J/f? Kerosene Pumps lid. Enamel Sandwich Dhlies 1/3. ( | j i i i !

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