Boys' strong tweed school suits, all sizes, 5/11, Ernest Mooi-e's alteration premises sale, 240, Queen-st.—(Ad.) Ask for C.S. Corsets; clock spring steel, practically unbreakable.—(Ad.) Ladies' underclothing greatly reduced at Kemp's Stocktaking Sale.—(Ad.) Blankets and rugs.-^English and colonial are marked very low for cash at the Bee Hive Stores.—(Advt.) Geo. Fowlds tries to give the best possible value in white and coloured: shirts, from 3/G each.—(Ad.) i Dresses, gloves and hosiery at a discount at Jverap's Stocktaking Sale. MAd.) To-morrow Ernest Moore, 240, Queen-street, will let go balance blankets, large size, slightly soiled, any price.— (Ad.) Colonial blankets at mill prices, English blankets 8/11 to 21/ per pair. Greatly reduced.—D.S.C.—(Ad.) Ladies' cloth jackets, 2/11; paddock mackintoshes, 14/11; reduced from 25/.—Court Bros. — (Advt.) Geo. Fowlds always keeps a very,} choice stock of neckties, collars and braces, good value.—(Ad.) Boys' and Youths' clothing at yonr own prices at Kemp's Stocktaking Sale.—(Ad.) To-morrow Ernest Moore, 240,; Queen-street, sells balance boys' tweed overcoats with capes, 3/11. —(Ad.) A glove bargain.—Four-button kid ; gloves in black and tan; new goods, 1/11 pair. • Every pair guaranteed.— Court Bros.—(Advt.) Dress 'material, bought job from local warehouse, will be sold at less than ordinary wholesale price. Full dress lengths 4/11 to 5/11— D.S.C.— (Ad.) Carpets, linoleums, and floorcloths.-* We hold big stocks. A carpet square, 9ft x/9ft, G/ll.—Court Bros.—(Advt.) i Geo. Fowlds turns out excellent fitting suits.to measure at £3 3, lst-class | material and workmanship.—(Ad.) Ladies' mackintoshes enormously, ; reduced at Kemp's Stocktaking SalO, —(Ad.) Ladies' hemstitched- handkerchief* 6 for 1/3; ribbed cashmere hose, 3 pairs for 1/7.—Court Bros.—(Advt.) To-morrow Ernest Moore, 24{>, Queen-street, clears out balance inenß ! 29/6 tweed suits, 14/11—-(Advt.) ! Furniture supplied direct at factqrji prices. Our stock is the most extensive in the city. Estimates given w furnishing throughout.—D.S.G.—(A«-/ Geo. Fowlds has made special arrangements with the manufacture^ ! and is selling 4/C hats for 8/I].—l^ Heavy tweed knickers to fit b°js years 1/S; other sizes in proportion. [Court Bros.—(Advt.)
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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 158, 6 July 1899, Page 4
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