DRAPERY, CLOTHING, ETC. '\ ' S . •■■•,."-•■.■■ ".. '];. '■ . . ' sj ! - . '. ' ■■' AM '■■ v " .„.■___. IS NOW ON at the "ECONOMIC" Queen Street. Bargains I Bargains 11 Bargains 111 Peruse the following carefully I Beary Twill Flannelette, 2fd; re- White Lace Curtains,. 1/6 per pair; Children's Jackets, 6/11; value for Children's Lace Collars, Aid. each. duced from 4Jd- worth 2/6. 10/6. Lace Collarettes, 1/; worth 1/9. jWide Pink Twill Flannelette, 4|d; re- White Lace Curtains up to 10/6 per Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets, 5/11; Boys'K.B.. Suits, 4/11; worth 6/9. ! duced from 6jd. pair; greatly reduced. value for 12/6. 300 pairs job line Knicker Trousers, Heavy White Twill Sheeting-, 2yds Strong- Brown Table Damask, 10|d; Ladies' Mackintoshes, 10/6*; value for 1/11; worth"3/11 wide, 92d; reduced from 1/2. worth 1/44 yard. 16/6. Youihs'-Long Trouser Suits, 14/11; Bisary Grey Twiil Sheeting, 2yds wide, White Table Damask, 1/4J; worth 2/ Velvet and Felt Hats, clearing- at 6d >vorth 22/6.' 9|d; reduced from 1/2 yard. and 1/. New . Zealand Underflannels, 2/6; Honeycomb Quilts, extra double size, Double-width Dress Tweed, 7*d yard; Children's Bonnets, 1/ each; worth -worth 3/6' ' ' 4/11; reduced from 6/6. reduced from 1/. " . 3/6. Boys'Strong-Gotton Shirts, 1/; worth Eed and Black Check Flannelette, Amazon Cloth, double width, 1/6 yd; Ladies' Black Frilled Skirts, 7/11, j/ 6i . ;! 3ld; reduced from 6d. reduced from 2/6. 10/6,12/6; special. Tennis Shirts,l/11; -worth 3/.. Blouse Flannelette, 3|d; reduced from All - wo °l Black and Navy Serges, lljd Special job line of Children's Fleecy Me]a , strong • Tweed Shirts, 2/11; 6d yard • yard; reduced from 1/9. Coats, cream and coloured, 8/11. "value for 4/6 "°"— Blouse./ Flannelette, nigh-class de- Black Lustres, lOSd; reduced from 10/6, 12/6; reduced from 17/6 and Men -^ F]annelet te Shirts, 1/6; worth sisrns, 52d; reduced from Bd. ~ •. , '" 2/G each w. . tt • ci.- x- rfu ■-j j Freize Serges, 1/6 yard; worths/. Ladies' Fawn Jackets, 15/6; worth r /' . ' ~, ~ r V Btripe Union Shirting, 61d; reduced _. . ■ '.. *, j-_ '. , 00/r, liens Merino Sox, 4d; worth 6d. f rom l/ Black and White Check Dress Tweed, <M/ * o/e . - , Boys' Sailor Collars, 3d; usual price, X»rf e S Z e Brown Towels, 6id; re- worth 1/ yard. Flannektte Blouses, 2/SJ; reduced duced from 10*3 Fancy Black Serge, l/4i; reduced Ladies , c oth Costumes, Mgn-ctes Men's Linen Collars samples, all iArt Muslins, 1/U dozen; worth 3/ from 2/. A large variety of single d from 21/ r & educed shapes, 4d; worth Bd. : do*" 1 - robe lengths, 3/6, 4/6, 5/11, 6/9, p £. onable veilin< ; s |d ncr yard Men's All-wool Tweed Shirts, 5/11; slightly soiled, 6/11. 8/11, J/6, 10/6 the length, greatly re- UmtreUasspecilly reduced 2/11, worth 8/6. 10/6,12/6 per pair. duced. • J Men - S Cold _ Merino Singlets, 1/6; Strong Bush Bugs, 2/6; reduced from Wocl Underskirts, 1/4*; worth 2/6. Ladieg ,' ' Cashmere Hose at 11M worth 2/6. 4/6. Ladies' Flannelette Nights, 2/11J; pair; worth 1/6. " Men's Silk Ties, 6d, 9d and 1/. Large Fancy Eugs, 4/11; reduced value for 4/6. Fancy Aprons, special job, and Men's and Boys' Hats and Caps greatfrom 6/11. Ladies' Flannelette Chemise and y% worth double. " ly reduced. JDouble-width CretonDe, 62d; reduced Knickers, 1/11J; value for 3/. Children's Picture Handkerchiefs, 9d Men's Coloured Fashion Shirts, 3/11; from lejd yard. Children's Tunics, 2/11J; value for 7/6. per dozen. worth €j\\. ' These 'BARGAINS are now obtainable at. a 'ECONOMIC, Queen Street
PUBLIC NOTICES. ;rpE "Q OLDEN T>AZOR." J. Ej WALTHO , - 273 QUEEN STREET, Has still for Sale the BEST BRANDS OF RAZORS obtainable, amongst which areTHE FAVOURITE BENGAL, gin, Jin, I.in and lin THE RENOWNED "KROPR" in 2in and lin, round and square "JOHNSON'S" well-known brands 1 "TAYLOR'S" "EYE WITNESS" BrandHard to beat ;'BUTLER'S"-A Job Line at 3/ t-ach . ALTONA" (Last, though far from that In quality)-Nos. 3 and 4 RAZOR STROPS," from 1/3 up to 4/ each SHAVING SOAPS - "WILLIAMS'," 'LITTLE BOBS," etc., etc SHAVING BRUSHES-Gd, 9d, 1/, 1/3, 1/6 each, upwards TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY in . Great Variety, and at Prices to me"et the Times Established 1869. SEAGER BROS. BOILER MAKERS, ENGINEERS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, Percolating Vats, etc Wrought iron Water Pipes and Fluming:, Steel ettam Launches made with a guaranteed ■peed; Makers of every description of «UJers for Land and Marine Purposes « the Latest Ventilators, Tanks, Plate Iron Workers. ttOBSON-ST. WHARF, adjoinins Gravp ■ ■ ing Dock. f»9« Box £13) (Telephone 583 j of REMOVAL. PURCELL &- GIBBS CHAFF CUTTERS AND GRAIN MERCHANTS, Have Removed from Elliott-st.. Market Entrance, to Larger and More suitable .Premises In ELLIOTT-ST., back of •.Strand Arcade. ■ ON SALE- .f-.w CHAFF, OATS, JBR.AN FOWL FEED. POLIJIRD, MAIZE POTATOES, etc., etc. IIANDARIN LAUNDRY GLAZE gives "*;. 4 beautiful ivory gloss to starched ■ffcu* Bur Passing the brightness ot vmneseUnen; ironing with it is a i-wSHf* - , Prlce> w and V everywhere. Agents: A. J. Entrlcan ani
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 165, 14 July 1902, Page 7
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