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Otaki Mail, 19 February 1923, Page 1

TAE Ev'ENT OF IA3. C L A R A s «i, HERE’S BARGAINS NEVER HEARD OF BEFORE. •3 Doz. Hen’s Striped Bains, tvilars aiiuciiL'U. *» ore 8/11 io 10/ti. - nee 3/ii. j G Doz. Siroug v. orumg Shirts, 1 2 Do/., dark colours, an sizes, for j men. Were //ll to 3/11. J Now 6/11. ; 12 1 jJuz. Dark Working Shirts for > men. Were (/il. * Sale Price 5/11. / o Do;;. Boys’ Shirts, aii sizes. Were 5/11 to 7/6. Sale Price 4/11. 5 Doz. Men’s Natural Merino Singlets. Were 6/11. Sale A lice 4/11. j Doz. Men’s Fine Summer Single is. Were 3/11. Sale Price S/ll.) •5 Doz. Clou’s Katuni! Merino Uuderpants. Were 7 6 Now 5/o. | • 2 Doz. Men’s Navy Colonial Uu- j der Flannels. Were 10/6. i Now 7/11. 3 Doz. Men’s Sheeiland Colonial Under Flannels (in Mens and 0.5.,). Were 7/6 1o S/6. Now 6/11. I 1 Doz. Men’s Striped Pyjamas, all sizes. Were 14/6. Sals Price 0/11. ! Doz. Men’s Striped Shirts, with- | ouj, collars. Usuallv S/ll to 10/6. Sale Price 6/11. w ithout collars. were ./ x, to S/'ll. Now 5/11. Men s Bilk 1 assure Biu.'ls, all sizes w itn and without collars. Were 23/6. Now x., o. Pieces Assorted, inciudiug white voile, kimoiw, crepe:;, reversible prints. Former prices 1/11 to 2/6. Sale Prices 1/6 j aid. 15 Pieces Assorted Ginghams, English Crepes, Tropical Suitings, Cotton Tweed —all to be soid at 1/11, Sale Price. Women’s Luce Leghorns, unirimmed. Were 19/6. Sale Price 13. G Girls’ Lace Leghorns, untrimmed. Wore 15/6. . Sale Prict 9/11. Women’s Unt rimmed Kafiia Shapes. M ere 11/6 to 13/6. Sale Price 8/11. Girls’ Readv-to-Vv ears. Were 15/6 io 22/6. All to Clear at 12/6 MEN! Here are Shirts, 11. its. Sox —everything a man needs at Sale Prices. Madras Muslin, finished edge, stencil border. Usual price 3/11. Sale Price 2/6. Tussore Crash for loose covers. 36in. wide. Sale Price 2/6. W. M. CLARK, Lid. L£Vln’s BEST STORE. WATCH THIS SPACE FOR A FURTHER LIST.

SUM ME R GOODS. SUM ME R GOODS. SUM ME R GOODS. TO THE “SPORTS” OF OTAKI. ] Summer is approaching, and with it will come a demand for . i various lines of SPORTING GOODS. | j TENNIS RACQUETS « l BOWLERS’ REQUISITES 1 | TRAVELLING TRUNKS I \ LADIES' HANDBAGS \ ATTACHE CASES j SOLID LEATHER BRIEF BAGS I DRESS AND LUNCH BASKETS lEtc., Etc. ALL HIGH'CLASS GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES. TENNIS RACQUETS RE-STRUNG. 1 The Time to Buy is NOW, and the Place to Buy from is— I GEO. SLDDEILs | \ OTAKI RAILWAY. I * 3 The Noted House for High-Grade Leather Goods ii i —— — J. 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 22/6. Men’s Strong Working Boots, full kip pegged and nailed 25/-. Girls Scnooi Boots, sizes 2 and 3 IQA j Tinned Milk Buckets, 12-ineh 6/-; Vi-iu''h ... 6/o. Milk Strainers 2/9. Knife Cleaners .... 1/6. Kerosene Pumps lid. Enamel Sandwich Luhes 1/3.

fSttfifiaa iaiguaafcaei^iiatS? Shooting Live Brilliant Performance (.oorrj SYDNEY, N.S.W, 20th Dec-, 1926. The Ma nager, Colonial Ammunition Co* HJZ», LuL, Auckland. \ Your 2t n “Favourite" Cartridge* bare been largely used by member* o! this Club during the last sit months All speak very highly of theta. Mr. Harold Hardcastle, of Rotorua, who uses C.A.C. '* Favourite ” Cartridges, has won a number of matches at our Cfub. He has only quite lately started Match-shooting. Mr Hardcastle’s score of twenty-sis straight-out kills with first barrel was a brilliant performance. Your Chilled Shot is the b«t I have ever used. (Signed) James Wildroan. Secretary. SYDNEY GUN CLUB. Order “ C.A.C.” from ysttr Local Dealer; if he it not stocked, write os anl we will tee you are supplied. DEALERS I Write for Latest Quotetiews. Colonial Ammunition Co. N.Z. Ltd., Auckland ■sit. erm.es 4t.