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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 43, 11 July 1914, Page 2

LIKE A BRILLIANT METEOR! 2«A2 yzss s^S&E. 235^8 aSH^SS^ **» ZfVZsr Re-building FLASHES ACROSS NEW PLYMOUTH, Yesterday's visitors were dazzled by the golden bargaia shower. Here and there and everywhere magnificent savings were manifest—a plentitude of chances hitherto unexampled—an avalanche of opportunities. \tmmwm\ 3» i iltldJi-VY. We've spread ourselves to-day. We're determined that every twenty-four hours will mark an additional sale boom, that every day will sec this sale working up to an unparalleled crescendo of bargain buying. mIWHIHTOS i Iffi: : And if we're any judge of human nature these sale offerings will rush out like billy oh! BE EARLY. 'TIS A SIGHT WORTH SEEING We inust quit the stock. We are leaving the present premises early in September.

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