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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 229, 25 September 1894, Page 7

STOCK-TAKING! STOCK-TAKING! STOCK-TAKING! ■•' ' "■: - ,:' '■ ■ ' ''' ■' & " SO AS TO REDUCE THE DIFFERENT LINES PREVIOUS TO 1 taking Stock, WINKS & SAIL HAVE DETERMINED /IfIQTTQ A T-.TF AT GREATLY REDUCEDi TO HOLD A \y_Cl_QjL_L P.n i'iVi PRICESrosONE MONTH. This is an opportunity that seldom happens of getting first-class Goods art a gnat redaction on former prices. GREAT REDUCTION in Furniture. >. GREAT REDUCTION in Carpets and Rugs. \ GREAT REDUCTION in Linoleums and Oilcloths. 3 GREAT REDUCTION in Bedsteads and Bedding. GREAT REDUCTION in Curtains, GREAT REDUCTION in Rattan Furniture. GREAT REDUCTION in all the other Departments, too numer f dus/to mention; ■ REMNANTS of Carpets, Linoleums, arid Oilcloths at half-pricft WINKS & HALL, SHORTLAND St, AUCKLAND NEW DESIGNS, SEASON WOS. AUCKLAND BOADSTER from ... ... ....£l2 10 ECLIPSE SLIDE SEAT ROADSTER from ... 17 10 TELESCOPE CART (seats four) from ... ... 23 0 OPERA CART (seats two) from ... ...... 20 0 ROGERS' SLIDE SEAT BUGGY from ... ... 35 0 FARMER'S JUMP SEAT BUGGY from f_p ;■■:';._: 30 0 the GoiiiSins & jyiMii s Carriage factory, kuiott street... > J jn+On ANDHAVETHE ARE THE BE^T| • rrr Largest Sale tin the' World. *, ; Tintnn - liptpn pays most duty..-:/:: w, LIP Ion x.ir»»i?oTsr paid on April 28fch, ofit. QfiS Qf| "Off 1894, to Her Majesty's Gusfcoms, London, <WUy ? UUU _LU for his week's clearance of Tea ... ... For ISuty. I i nlnn This represents' over one-half of the average weekly.payments for duty paid LiptUM by the entire tea trade on the whole of the tea imported into • Great Britain. I I l"__ T"/^ XI is Bol° propf"6*o' oi several thousand acres of the LI \ I\J IN be9b tea-growing land in Ceylon, oh which |Ll An many thousand natures are constantly employed. LipiUil Lipton's tea estates stand ab an elevation ot from 2,000 bo 6,500. feet abava —— — the sea level, where only the finest teas are grown. Ai-ohitects should specify BEDCLIFFE CBOWN ". Brand Galvanised* Corrugated, Iron. There is none better manufactured. Lighter sheets of other brandsjnust, . be thinner, and.Will not last as long or give the same satisfaction. Contractors should^ - not be misled by erroneous statements, such as are advertised by mßJ^portea. BEDCLIFFE is the cheapest first-class Iron in the market. The sheets are wider thus a larger surface can he covered with BEDCLIFFE than with other brands, BEDCLIFFE has been more largely imported into New Zealand during the last 20 years than any other brand, and experience proves that every Bheet will ba found perfect. . ~" ' ■ ■ \j^V^^^^/g}_ SAIiB BTAiL FKINCIFAL IT.ON-MSaOH«<T« AND M^/^^^V^ BTOBBKBkPBHS. . ,^4ffi^__£^. '.' THE HA^^ ThfeNEWXL (Patented), THE GREAT SUCCESS The XL HAT has gained for itself is ENTIRELY! DUE TO ITS MERITS-. People have bought itj ajid been so delighted with it they have recommended it to their friends, until at present Thousands of People in all parts of the World are wearing XL HATSThe "British Medioal Jsmroal,'' December 10, sayn J'he XL Kta ebotra <_*__. (iderablo improvements In design and man ..factors. Web ava wA aeea any to vajft devised v ' ' ">y to be so healthy in wear," SOL.E AQENTS-