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Otaki Mail, 7 March 1923, Page 4

\3\ weeK of aONGLY UE.CS YOU TO MAKE A POINT SEEING OUR "LAiST : v7i.Er' SALS" Pu.iiGAINS IN AK BIirAIiTIVLSNTS. ATURDAY NEXT * PAY I's A VISIT GENUINE BARGAINS iloo <& as* Phones 9s, 9d.

BUSINESS AS USUAL. TEMPORARY PREMISES OPPOSITE. OTA.KIEA I L W A Y. SHI IBS CHARM, UTILITY, WEAR. 'to the judge ol' merit, and that arc capped l>y an alw: Just now we are showing pome VERY DESIRABLE BEDROOM SUITES sion. We also make to your own rlesigus, and uudc satisfaction in goods sold or work done, CALL iVSD INSPECT.

NEWS OF SAVINGS THAT VOL CANNOT AFi'< >RD TO NEGL MILLAR & GIORGI'S ;cd in price in face of ; rkcv. Sale Commence. 1 THURSDAY, 22nd. Sale Price 0/9. Clearing' Half Price, s Cotton Working Shirts. Were 7/6. Sale Price 6/6. 'airs -Men's Strong Tweed Trousers— Sale Price 13/6. 'airs Colonial Tweed Sport. Suits (wear well), sizes -I to 14. Sale Price f' '.s Li«hl Chrome Derby Boots, machine sewn, si/,i Sale Price To Clear 19/6. s Yearling Cookham Boots, double soles, screwed and stitched* Leather-lined throughout. Were 32/6. Sale Price 27/6. id's Glace Oxford Shoes, Patent Toe Cap fall solid leather). Were 22/6. Sale Price 16/6. icn's Box Calf Derby Shoes, Patent Too Cap, Cuban Heel. Were 24/6. Sale Price 19/6. SEND YOUR ORDER TO - jl*# V->* Jt ''THE GREAT OUTFITTERS." PALME XS F o r-i NOR TH.

igeons, »p« s, " Clays" iper- now 3tock C.A.C. A'r.;Ti:;r : bon rji-'ce h is freshly m .: . i.;U is ght Irom the Works at Au= Wai-d. -nr sen./ dire: I <■.-., •vtrninq llie Dealer through whom you prefer lo be Colonial hmm*mn : on Co, N.Z.. I' ).. y W-