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Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 241, 12 October 1888, Page 6

Fire!—l2o Palliasses and Mabtresses, parbly discoloured by smoke, will be cleaved out at half-price ; they are quite dry. Few that gofc damp will be sold ab quarter usual price.—Garlick and Cranwell, Queen-sbreeb. —(Advt.) S.s. Doric—Notice—This magnificent}; steamship lately brought us an immense shipment of new season's goods. Latest) fashions in boots and shoes now being opened up. See them.—The Cash Boob Palace, 172, Queen-street (Hannah's).— (Advt.) Fire ! Fire ! — 50,000 pairs of boots and shoes, slightly damaged by fire and water, now selling from 6d upwards, at our Wakefield-streeb shop only.—Garrebb Bros. —(Advt.) ~ ' ... Wanted remembered, that; Garrett Bros, salvage sale of boots and shoes is now on ab their Wakefield-street shop, 9.30 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily.—(Advt;.) There is now being shown a splendid selection of new patterns in Onehunga tweeds. Guaranteed perfect fib and finish in suits to measure from 39s 6d to 59s 6d. Also, boys' and youths' clothing made-to measure at Smith and Caughey's, merchant tailors and outfitters.—(Advt.) Large-size men's flannelette shirts ab la lld ; best; value ever offered to the public Afc Fowlds's sale of Allen's bankrupt stock. —(Advt. ) New goods ! New goods ! A beautiful lob of ladies' highly-finished boots and shoes just to hand. Splendid condition, and-at prices fco suit one and all. Your inspection invited.—Hannah's Cash Boot Palace* 172» i Q«eeo-street.~(Advt,)