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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 7, 9 June 1913, Page 2

Compulsory Sale of Morey's Fashionable Drapery and Apparel for reasons beyond control. THE FUN COMMENCES ON TUESDAY, JUNE 10 m It is pretty red-hot that we are practically forced into a Sale before the season is half through. Drew's premises are coining down with a rush, and there'll be a rush and clatter, dust and din of workers. However, the situation has to be met, and our determination is t» meet it in a philosophical and stoical spirit. "WHAT MUST BE, WILL BE," AND THERE'S AND END OF IT. But not quite. Morey's have to think of the possible damage to stock by the incursion of dust, bricks and mortar into our premises. 'Twill be serious indeed if we allow fashionable Paris Models and smart Costumes to become thickly coated with dust, and possibly spoilt for all time. 'Twill be serious enough for us anyway, because not only does it mean that we lose our regular profits (small enough at any time, to be sure), but we lose more than half a reason's trading also. Ah, well! The fortunes of war have to be taken as they come, hence this decisive step on our , part to promptly clear out thousands of pounds worth of stock in . A Skilfully Organised Sale. Morey's Sale terms are the same standardised terms which have held good for years; they hold good to-day, and they are as follows Cash must be paid for everything. No goods booked at Sale prices. No goods on approval during Sale. Parcels cannot be promised on day of purchase. Country orders must be accompanied by remittances. SALE COMMENCES TUESDAY, JUNE 10, at 9 a.m. Be there or be sorry! MOREY & SON, DEVON STREET, :: NEW PLYMOUTH.

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