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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 168, 6 October 1927, Page 7

HUGE SALE Of ASSIGNED STOCKS! i - ik - -*• - **. ite. Srxiszsssz?* '” ' hc HEN'S SUITS—Fine Indigo Serge Suits, all wool and well made and finished—Were £5/5/-. Now iX MEN’ B SUITS—AII-Wool Worsted Suits. Shades of medium and dark grey—Were £5/5/-. Now nri- / 75/JESN'S RAINCOATS——Xavy and Fawn Gabardine Coats, trench style—Were 69/6. To Clear, Mri XX MEN’S TROUSERS—-Dark Grey Tweed Trousers—cuff bottoms. Hard wearing—Were 11/6. a /| | Now O/ 11 I mmy S W>?Tv”fi rt Grey Flannel Trousers, eufi bottoms—Were 12/6. Now gy j j MKN;S PYJAMAS—Superior Quality Flannelette Pyjamas—Were 8/11. Now FELT HATS—Genuine Fur Felt Hats, new and up-t” date shapes, Shades of fawn, grey etc II o /•■ i Were 22/6. Now' 13/11 MEN'S SHIRTS—Smart Neglige Shirts, with collar to match. Good quality—Were 9/6 and 10/6. C/ 1 1 To Clear O/ i 1 MEN’S SHIRTS—BIack Italian Cloth Shirts. Good wearers —Were a/6. Now jj j MEN’S TIES — A good assortment of Wide i It" Er d Ties—Were 2/6. Now £ / {)( HNEN COLLARS—In all shapes, both single AJI and double—Usually 1/-. No HfJ CARPENTERS’ APRONS—Strong Duck -|/« Aprons —Were 1/11. Now 1/ f) H. Croplcy 118 Karangahapc Road, Auckland. MEN’S BRACES—Strong Police Braces, I /fii for heavy wear—Were 2/6. Now l / MEN’S UNDERWEAR— Cotton and Wool Singlets and Underpants—Were 3/11. Now 2/JJ MEN S SHlßTS—Striped Fuji Silk Shirts with collars to match. Small stripes—Were 21/-. f A If* Now 14/0 BOYS SHORTS—Dark Grey Tweed Shorts, good Sizes MEN’S UNDERWEAR. Canterbury Fawn Worsted Singlets and Underpants— Were 11/6. Now: 3/11 Now 7/11

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There are about 8,000 licensed taxicabs in the London metropolitan area, and no one has power to prevent the number increasing: indefinitely. Farming: is done on novel lines in the island of Malta. The soil has to be imported from Sicily, but it is possible to grow three or four crops a year. A new Pitman's shorthand record for women has beern established by Miss Edith Pearson, who in a recent examination in England wrote 250 words a minute.