P_____r_EßY. C_-OTH___fG, ETC STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT. ffiTABTLING ANNOUNCEMENT. AXNOUN'CE-MEXT. BIG CITY MOVE. BIG CITY MOVE. BIG CITY MOVE. EXCITEMENT IN THE CLOTHING TRADE. , EXCITEMENT IN THE CLOTHING TRADE. '• TRADE. EXCITEMENT IN THE CLOTHING '- PRICES CUT IN HALF. PRICES CUT IN HALF. PRICES CUT IN HALF. - ERNEST MOORE AND CO.'S EKNEST MOORE AND CO.'S [ ERNEST MOORE AND CO.'S ANNUAL STOCKTAKING SALE. ANNUAL STOCKTAKING SALE. _ ANNUAL STOCKTAKING SALE. STARTS WEDNESDAY MORNING. STARTS WEDNESDAY MORNING STARTS WEDNESDAY MORNING. , IN THE HEART OF QUEEN-ST. IN THE HjEAKT OF .DKE.N'-SI. IN THE HEART OF QUEEN-ST. 1 NO OLD STOCK NO OLD STOCK. _ NO OLD STOCK. EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS WORTH. FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS WORTH. : FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS WORTH. SPECIALLY IMPORTED FOB QUEEN-ST. SPECIALLY IMPORTED FOR QUEEN-ST. SPECIALLY IMPOBTED FOR QUEEN-ST. AT YOUB OWN PRICE AT YOUB OWN PRICE. AT YQUH OWN PRICE ; JjJRNEST jyroOEE AND QO. _ OALES ARE ALWAYt HUGE SUCCESSES, ' -__ BECArsE THEY ABE GENUINE. [ Those wlio are blessed with "sweet memo- ! nes" of the past win no doubt seise th_s - most exceptional opportunity of procuring - HJt-H-CLASS MEN S AND BOYS' SUITS. HARD AND SOFT HATS, ! ALL KINDS OF SHIRTS, TIES, AND 1 WARM WINTER UNDERWEAR, AT SEDUCED SALE PRICES BIGHT AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SEASON. SPECIAL NOTE. — 350 WINTER OVER'COATS marked down to ridiculously low Erices. ' AND /^O.'S jyjOORE AND po.'S jyjOOHE AND «jO.S gTOCKTAKING gALE, gTOCKTAKING gALE, STOCKTAKING OALE, 240, QCEEN-ST. 2__o, Q UEEN - ST Im, q^ eenst } » T\7HILB WE LIVE, . »▼ WE'LL HUM. I AND DON'T FORGET IT. . SENSATIONAL BUYING t MEANS SENSATIONAL SELLING. OPPORTUNITY WITHOUT PARALLEL. 1 IMPREGNABLE AGAINST ALL COM- ; PETITOIiS. TDBILLING SCENES IN KAEANGA-HAPE-UD. STRUCK OIL. STRUCK OIL. rn.HE a LF -at ooee />o. XT AR AN GAH APE-RO AD. TO THE FRONT AS EVER. ' HAVE MADE A BIG HAUL THIS WEEK. £1250 WOBTU BOUGHT FOR 12/6 1N THE £ AND MAKivED DOWN TO NEARLY HALr' USUAL PRICES, WHICH IN TUE ORDINABY WAY OF BUSINESS AVOL'LD BE IMPOSSIBLE. BRIMFUL OF BIZ. BOOMING ISN'T A BIG ENOUGH WOBD ' TO DENOTE THE Si'jßtUN'G SUCCESS OF THIS GREAT PRICE DOWNING EVENT. RECORD RUSH, RECORD SALES, : RECORD BA_.GAI.NS. ALL DAY LONG . THE SMASH IN PRICES CONTINUES. AND No BnUKV.II ECONOMIST SHOULD MISS IT. ASK FIVE OUT OF SIX WHAT XtlE GREATEST SENSATION IN 1 KARANGAHaPE-RD. IS A.X THE . P__fc____N_' __OM__J__\ - THEN YOU WILL KNOW. m,HE A Li, jW OORE /"to. KARANGAHAPE-RD. ARE WIDE AWAKE, AS USUAL. YOU CAN __.EL IT 6 IN THE AIR AND TALKED Ai.O_T E \ ERIW-li-RE. S'lAit'lLEßs Fuß . fTO-MORROW. HMD-MORROW. JUST A HINT. 25/ — Men's All Wool Suits, quilted and padded, worth 40/ 29/6 — Vicuna Suits, marked down from 38/6 , .5/ — Dress Worsted Suits, sold elsewhere 57/6 3/1 L 4/5, 5/11 — Strong Tweed Trousers, worth double 10/G — Saddle Tweed Trousers, reduced from 14/6 S/H — Vicuna Trousers, usual price 12/6 S/ll —Boys' Sailor Suits, reduced from 5/11 &/II — Boys' Norfolk Suits, worth U/6 S/ll — Boys' Conway Suits, reduced from 11/6 12/6 — Extra Quality Norfolk Suits, worth [ 16/ BABGAINS IN OVERCOATS. 4/11 — Boys' Reefer Overcoats, worth 6/6 8/11 — Boys' Rainproof Coats, usually 12/6 18/11 — Men's Rainproof Coats, reduced from 29/6 28/6 — Men's Rainproof Coats, reduced from 39/6 , 35/ — Men's Rainproof Coats, reduced from 45/ 6/11 — Oilskin Coats, reduced from 18/11 3/u . ~ Bla tt Hard Hats., reduced from 0/6 o/Tl Black Hard Hats, usually 7/11 ' 1/11 — Dr. Jim Hats, reduced from S/ll 1/11 — Tennis Shirts, all half price 2/U — Silk-striped Shirts, all Half-price 2/11 — White Dress Shirts, usually 4/11 1/11 — Singlets and Underpants. Half-price i 2 ' rLl i Hea ' ry Kibb< =d u/derpantsT^worS 1/11 — Fl . a nnel Shirts, reduced from S/ll - 1/ — Boys Shirts, reduced from 1/11 1 THOUSANDS OF OTHER LINES i AT EQUALLY FETCHLNG PRICES. : THE ALF. .p-LOTHING fO., APE-ROAD. 5 NOTORIOUSLY THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE SOUTHERN r HEMISPHERE. t r . _r%SBAT READING MATTER.—Parcels X_s, Back Numbers Popular Magaiunes, Z/ , and _/; One Dozen Complete Novelettes, 99. , 24 Popular Papere, Tit Bits,* Answers, etc, - very entertaining reading, 1/. One Dozen ,- Homer's Weekly aud Penny Stories, 9d. , One Doren Woman's Life, Our' Home, etc. 5 if_L_. J2SS-. S^™ 11 B °r s ' Comic, etc, 3d.— ( SPRBCKLEY AND CO., next Port-iffice.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 135, 7 June 1907, Page 8
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