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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 144, 18 June 1906, Page 8

DRAPERY, CIOTHOre, Etc. .QUALITY, -yARIETY. "yALUE. THY ■ptJSHBROOK & T>RIDGMAN'S. For MEN'S AND BOiS' READY TO WEAR CLOTHING. Their Clothing Department maintains its POPULARITY Because their Goods, for FIT. APPEARANCE. AND WEAR, ARE UNRIVALLED, AND THE PRICE RIGHT. R. & B. r S 21/ and 2-V COLONIAL TWEED SUITS. ARE "MARVELLOUS VALUE -, R. & B.'S Better Tailor Made Garments, for Fit, Appearance, and Wear, are equal to Made to Measure, at about Half the Cost R. & B. are showing a Grand Selection of RAIXPROOFS AND OVERCOATS AT SPECIAL KEEN PRICES , ' R. & B. are offering Very Special Value IN TROUSERS for Business or Better Wear STRONG WORKING .TROUSERS, 3/11 and 5/11 pair |j & -DRIDGMAN, DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, AND OUTFITTERS, 364, 366, 368, 370, QUEEN-ST. And through to WAKEFIELD-ST JUST ABOVE THE GREY STATUE asTPREMISES OPEN UNTIL 9 SATTTH DAY EVENING. pOWELL'S JOB igjALE OF fKOKTER TVTILLINERY. j I ~ THE TALK OF THE CITY. I ! [REVOLUTION IX PRICES OF MILLIN- ! ERY. 1/11 2/11 3/11 & 4/11 I We can sell you the best High class Millinery ot less than English Prices, and the quantity of Millinery we have purchased is sufficient to supply every lady in the City and Suburbs. I You can be in the height of Fashion at a minimum cost by purchasing your Millinery j from j I pOWELL, I T() NEWTON. "THE BUSY DRAPER."

friHE LATEST BULLETIN. LET BYGONES BE HEREAFTERS. GREAT EARTHQUAKE IN THE CLOTHING TRADE. CYCLONIC DISTURBANCE IN KARANGAHAFE-RD. REVOLUTIONARY PRICES. GIGANTIC PURCHASE OF MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS, TROUSERS. OVERCOATS, RAINCOATS, AND OILSKINS. BOUGHT AT A HEAVY DISCOUNT AND MARKED DOWN TO DISAPPEARING PRICES. ENORMOUS DISCOUNTS ON EVERY ARTICLE. THE ! A LF. QLOTHING />O., ; ■g'ARANGAHAPE T»D. iTO THE FRONT YET ONCE AGAIN. AS ALWAYS HERETOFORE AND HEREAFTER. BARGAINS TO THE RIGHT OF US BARGAINS TO THE LEFT OF US, BARGAINS ALL ROUND US BARGAINS UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS, INSIDE AND OUTSIDE. PREMISES CHOCK A BLOCK TO THE ] DOORS. JUST A HINT OF WHAT'S GOING. 2/11 — White Shirts, reduced from 4/6 21/ — All Wool Men's Suits, usually 32/6 2/11 -- Cream Silk Striped Shirts, worth double 10/6 -- Saddle Tweed Trousers, marked down from 14/6 2/11 - -Dr. Jim Hats, better lines 3/11, 4/11. 5/11, 6/11 29/6 — VU-uua Suits (Men's) reduced from 39/e 1/11 — Knitted Underwear, worth, double 8/11 — Boys' Conway Suits, reduced from 14/11 3/13 — Black Horfl Hats, better lines, 4/11 5/11, 6/11, 7/11 21/ — Waterproof Coats, worth 30/ 6/ 11 — All Wood Trousers; usually 8/11 2/6 — Strong Working Shirts, worth 3/6 3 pairs Black Sox for 1/ 3 pairs Heavy Woollen Sox for 2/ 0/11 -- Boys' Norfolk Suits, reduced from 9/6 35/ — Rainproof Coats, usually 45/ 1/11 — Odd Coats, worth double 45/ — Tailor Made Suits, extra quality, worth double H m,l 1/11 — Boys' Jerseys, Navy, Cream, or Red Boys'.and Men's Caps, Iron! A LF " M° OKE OLOTn0 LOTni *G ,QO.. REALISATION "QISPLAY, VX/RONG^jIDE 2£ARANGAHAPE-RD. JPCCNE rpiAILORING. S AC S UITS -£4 4/. TO £5 5/. <3 V M O N S AND Qj O N, HIS MAJESTY'S ARCADE. BOROUGH NOTICES. TyRVONPORT BOROUGH COUNCIL. NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS. Notice is hereby given that all Water Rates due Ist. June, 1906, must be paid, on or before lflth inst., otherwise the supply will be cut off. J. C. WEBSTER, Town Clerk. DevoQport, 14th June, 1906.