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Auckland Star, Issue 66, 19 March 1900, Page 4

j QERGES. OERGES. MERGES. COATINGS! COATINGS! COATINGS! TROUSERINGS ! TROUSERINGS! TROUSERINGS .' LAST TWO WEEKS ADAMS AND BUNKER'S ftASH STOCKTAKING QALE ALL OUR SUMMER STOCK REDUCED. REMEMBER. . . LAST TWO WEEKS. WE HAVE SOME GOOD PLAIN AND . MIXED SUITINGS TO MEASURE Last Chance, 50/ & 5-/ CHOICE VICUNAS AND SERGES Last Two Weeks, Do/ PLAIN & FANCY DIAGO N A L S, COR KSCREWS & VICUNAS TO MEASURE Reduced to ia/ Last Two Weeks A FEW TROUSERINGS, GUARANTEED ALL WOOL 12/6, 13/6, 15/, Last Chance REMEMBER: THIS IS THE LAST TWO WEEKS AT REDUCED PRICES. WE ARE STILL SELLING OUR TWEEDS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, CUT OUT FOR NOTHING. OUR PRESENT STOCK HAS TO BE CLEARED TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW GOODS ARRIVING. THESE PRICES ARE STRICTLY CASH. Adams & Bunker CASH TAILORS, 184, QUEE N STREET. CLOSE ON SATURDAY AT 1 P.M. Electors! TpLECTORS. THE FOLLOWING Independent, Moderate, And Unpledged CandidateSo WILL IF ELECTED FAITHFULLY & IMPARTIALLY ADMINISTER THE PRESENT ' T TCENSING A CT, HAVING SPECIAL REGARD TO THE STRICT OBSERVANCE OP SUNDAY AND AFTER HOUR CLOSING. Aickiii, graves : Masefield 9 T ioßr£ AyLOE Tudehope 9 e obtMennie 9 jA *m*M lL*E UptOn 9 JNO. J^J-ENRY pEMEMBER: pOLLING 7~) AY' TTfEDNESDAY, i)-t ST j j AND EVERY ELECTOR HAS A VOTE. and" JdlyßanqGet at the Salvation Army Barracks, Onehunga, Tomorrow (Tuesday) at 6.30 p.m. Tickets, 1/ each.