Page 8 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 22 January 1918, Page 8

MELBOURNE, LTD., SHIRTS AND WHY THEY ARE CHEAPER

First and foremost we manufacture our own shirts. Secondly we import our I own materials direct from manufacturers I ii England, America and Japan. Thirdly we sell for spot cash only. J" 0 any thinking person any one of the above reasons would be sufficient to undersell our competitors but when it comes to the whole three, why, we simply lose them Here are some prices and reinomber the /oods are hepe when yqu call: Men' 6 white tennis shirts, 3s f)d; Horrookses' matte tennis shirts, 4s fW; mercerised striped or plain twill tennis shirts, .is 6d; Eforroekses' mercerised repp tennis shirts, 5s IJd; navy "Advance" dri)l shirts, 5s I Crt; famous "S.S.S." plain nar? or striped drill shirts, 5s lid ; flax shirts, 3s 6d; 4s M, 4s lid; blue grjinurill shirts, .'is fid, 4s lid, 5s lid; mercerised black sateen shirts, 4s lid; boys' white tennis shirts, 2s 9d; men's summer working shirts, 2s t]d. It was to be expected that with limited shipping space and a very wet spring the exports of beef, mutton and larnb from Auckland during the year just ended would be down in comparison with the previous year's exports. This proved to be thp case, the decrease being a substantial one of about nine million pounds. The figures were: For' 11)17, a total of 27,143,3481b5., and for 1910, 3f1,171,1351b5. It has to be remembered, however, that the year 1016 was a record in the meat export trade in Auckland, the quantity of meat exported exceeding the 1915 exports by over 7,000,000 pounds. The quantity of meat held in store at Auckland and in the works oil December 31, 1017, WM Q,Q81,3Q711). in excess of the quantity on the same cjate ip Ifllfi. This position is also a result qf the limited shipping space and the wet spring.

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