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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 64, 4 August 1914, Page 8

SENSATIONAL SAVINGS. THE MELBOURNE'S ANNUAL SALE. The Melbourne commence their great annual reduction sale to-morrow morning with a sweeping whirlwind of sensational bargains. Here are a few details of the hundreds Of money-saving chance during the sale:—Little Boys' Tunic and Conway Suits, usually 12s od, sale prise, 2s lid. Horrocks's flannelette, usually lOd, sale price 7(1 per yard. Men's warm dark union -working shirts, usually 5s ud, sale price, 3s Ud. Large white Turkish towels, usually Is 3d, sale price. Is 9d per pair. Men's heavv ribbed colonial knitted sqx, usually Is Bilj 3 pairs for 2s fid. Men's underflannels, usually 2s lid, sale price, 2s 3d. Men's colonial ribbed underpants, usually 4s lid. sale price 3a lid. Ladies' shoes, 9s 6d to 19s Cd. All to go at as lid per pair. Never to be forgotten bargains. NELSON Don t bn y a "y tea—see it mn-awn j8 Nelson M > at(j , 3i The MOATF'S name is a guarantee' of m 3 supreme quality and the PURE TF.4S R'ftest See you ■ ■■ ■■' get Nelson Moate's. :> SKILFULLY! THAT'S HOW WE REMOVE FURNITURE. We send picked men —men with ex-perience—-together with suitable velii, and, as one gentleman says, "The term.'s of shifting are reduced to a minimum."' Don't put up with hard work. You needn't. If you employ us, you get care and skill, and you don't have t-r----i.iment over bruised and battered treasures.—The N.Z. Express Co., Ltd.

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