AUCTIONS. TO-MOfIROW At 11 o'clock. J. JONES. ! Will sell by auction. ; "POULTRY, PRODUCE, AND . FRUIT. J. JONES, Auctioneer, . Victoria and Lome sts. LOUIS. LEWIS. TO-MORDOW (TUESDAY), At 11 o'clock. AT LOUIS LEWIS' FORT-ST. AUCTION ROOMS. LADY'S HOGSKIN SIDESADDLE, Gent's Sidesaddle, Large Sideboard, Rattan and Leather Couches, Sewing Machine, Overmantel, Chest Drawers, Duehesse Pair, Guns, Rocking Horses, Ladies' and Gent's Bicycles, Pianos, Horse Covers and Rugs, Gent's Overcoats. Macintoshes, Clothing, Tweeds, and Suitings. Tweed Suits, Clothing. Hall Stands Chairs Tables, Califont, LARGE ASSORTMENT BOOTS AND SHOES, Fancy Goods, Clocks, Cutlery, Jewellery, etc., etc. i. ~ Inspection Invited. LObirt LEWIS. Auctioneer and Valuator, Fort-st, next below Post Office. P.O. Box 448. Telephone 1078. DRAPERY, * CLOTHING, ETC. Lot I—Boys' K.B. Pants. 1/G: worth 2/ii Lot 2-Gents' Chesterfields, 18/11; worth Lot 3-Ghh.s- Tweed Suits, 17/11; worth Lot 4—Gents' Umbrellas. 3/11: worth 7/C Lot o-Bov:-;' Reefers, ;J/11; worth 5/11 Lot 6—Reductions in Gents' Mackintoshes SALE NOW ON—D.S.C. "PUSHBROOK AND BRIDGMAN'S i-'t , SALE.— A mag-nificent lot of Table Damask (white and unbleached), Serviettes, Towels. Quilts, Curtains and lab c ' Covers, just opened up, Clearing at Sale prices. •VTOW THAT AL LTHE OTHER SALES ARE ONCE MORE JIGGING, •Twould take a Philadelphia Lawyer to distinguish the rigrUt ones find the wrong ones. Everybody claims to be the cheapest and Best,' etc., etc., etc The, Usual "Sprats to Catch Mackerels" are conspicuously > displayed, and frequently one falls in up to However, there are Sales and the one Stupendous Sale ottne day, standing out prominntly, HEAD AND SHOULDERS ABOVE ALL OTHER SALES Is the ALF MOORE CLOTHING COMPANY'S (ALF. MOORE. Manager) GIGANTIC SALE OF ASSIGNED ST.OCIK. KARANGAHAPE RD. WE LEAD THE LIVE VAN OF BE- ' DUCTIONISTS, OTHERS COPY. "Of course, they could nevor be like us. but be as like us as your able to be." THE ALF. MOORE CLOTHING CO. (.ALF. MOORE, ManagerJ KARANGAIIAPE RD. I Arc satisfied that what the Auckland Public want is something more than talk. TAU-I. IS CHEAP. But it takes money to buy the Boy a I Suit. They have therefore crammed up ! ever available inch of space with ! HIGH CLASS GOODS. THE VERY LATEST IDEAS. . What with the extra capital nnd larger ■ stock;; the Company just now arc making things! hum, and no mistake about it. The wisdom of converting the business In to a Com piny lia« adrendy mad« itself patent. The stocks in all departments having boon largely increased. The whole establishment boars th stamp of real live, wiili'. awake concern. ' I rpO-MORROW. rpp-MORBO3' j RED LETTER- DAY OF THE SALE. KTXRAORpiNARY REDUCTIONS ON "EVERY. ARTICLE. HIGH CLASS GOODS GOING AT GENUINE SALE PIIICES. THE ENTIRF STOCK" Of Men's and Boys' Tailor Made Suits, ■ Trousers MaekintoshP3 of best quality, Hard and Soft Felt Hats, latest fashions; immense assortment of Warm Win-! tor Underwear, White Shirts, Coloured Shirts, am' every conceivable design in Sirthf, Sox, Ties, etc. TO BE SACRIFICED FOR "WHAT. IT WILL BRING. .'4 ih & ALF. MOORE CLOTHING CO "S (ALF. MOORE Manager) MARVELLOUSLY SUCCESSFUL SALE OF ASSIGNED STOCK. KARANGA3-lAPE RD. Special atention is drawn to our enor- ' mo-us Stock of Vicuna Suits and Trousers, and tip top lot o.f Men's Mackin toshes hiohw have all been heavi.'.y reduced to "such low prices that will RUN THEM OUT QUICK AND LIVELY." PONSONET TTOrSE. /CLEARING- :Q*.ALB, Of ; |T1 ENERAL TQR APERY. THE STOCK MUST BE- SOLD TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW GOODS. SHEETINGS, BLANKETS,. AND QUILTS, at: Reduced Prices DOWN QUILTS, at Cost Price A Bale of STRIPED JK7GS, 7/6 each LACE CURTAINS, Special Prices • SERGES AND DRESS GOODS, all reduced V CORSETS, from 1/C; Special Line, at 1/11 MEN'S WHITE AND COLOURED SHIRTS. Sale Price A few CUSHIONS left Half-price REMNANTS oil all kinds, very cheap SALE TO COMMENCE SATURDAY, JULY 12th, H. G: p WALD ' JERVOIS RD., PONSONBY. j C< /1 —W JNT E R SAL K. . lO.Vy.MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Lot I—Ladies' Hats, Cd aml.l/: worth 5/6 Lot 2—Ladies' Bonnets. 2/C: worth l-'/G L-ot H—Children's Bonnets, 1/; worth 2/6 Lot 4—Coloured Ribbons. Id; worth 4d Lot fi—Do., wide width, 3d; worth 10d Lot G—Ladies' Xlshldrofses*, 2/t» SALE NOAVJDN— D.S.C. T>USJIBROOK AND" BRIDG M AN" S J.\ SALE*—TIi« grand new stock of Mackintoshes (guaranteed) and Overcoats all, MiUßf at jrreatiy reduced prices. > J
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 165, 14 July 1902, Page 8
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