Page 6 Advertisements Column 2

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 75, 21 November 1912, Page 6

‘READY MONEY” STORE. Are yon looking for a nice nobby dress for the Show? Something unique and exceptional; something that will give yon tone and,vastly improve your appearance—in fact, .“quite, fetching t” If so, the place to get them is Robinssn’s ‘‘Ready Money” Store. Robinson and Son have just landed ex Tainui, direct from the manufacturers, 25 of the very latest “Up-to-date” one piece dresses—beautiful goeds—which are going out at prices which defy all competition. Selling for Cash only enables the new firm to quote the very lowest bed-rock prices. The ladies are keen enough to appreciate the marvellous differences in prices the advent of the new system has created. There are lots of other fashionable dresses and costumes, just received, at big discounts for cash. Come and see them. The Robinsons “play the game.” x

AUCTION SALE OF BANKRUPT STOCK. ON SATURDAY NEXT. It will be noted in our advertising columns that an auction sale of bankrupt stock in the estate of Watkins, White and Co., of Auckland, is to be held on Saturday .next at 11 am. sharp, on the premises of Mr. T. Lamason, Broadway. The goods, which are to bo sold without reserve, embrace drapery, clothing, rugs, towels, eiderdowns,’suitings, boots and shoes, electroplated ware, cutlery, clocks, silverbacked brushes and mirrors, jewellery, watches, brushware, albums, dressingcases, ladies’ silver-fitted bags, field and opera glasses, d.b.b.l guns, musical instruments, fish servers, carvers, manicure sots, electroplated tea and coffee services, entree dishes, and other lines. The, goods will be on view all day to-morrow (Friday) and also on Friday evening, and intending purchasers should pay a visit to the promises and inspect the large assortment The auctioneer informs us that his instructions are to sell every article, if possible, to save packing, and there should be some good bargains on Saturday next, commencing at 11 a.m. sharp.