DKAPERY, C&OTHXNG, ETC. \TyAIT TILL THURSDAY. WAIT TILL THCRSDAX WAIT TILL THURSDAY BAIN, HAIL, OR SNOW, OK SULPHUROUS THUNDERBOLTS, LET NOTHING ON EARTH PREVENT YOUR ATTENDANCE. . ABSOLUTE EXTRAVAGANCE TO MIS IT. THE MOST UNIQUE. THE MOST SENSATIONAI THE MOST_ PROFIT- ANNIHILATING EVENT ~ SINCE CAPTAIN COOK LANDED OK THESE SHORES. TELL IT NOT IN GATH. T HE A LF ' M OOEE clothing r^-'s TZ-AKANGAHAPE-EOAD, Q.REAT JpILF - pRICE I S-3 , EH aALE. gTARTS ON JJIHURSDAYAND IT WILL BE A HUMMER. 'TWILL SIMPLY LO&E THE OTHERS. £8000 WORTH BRAND NEW WINTER STOCK." GOING FOR A MERE SONG. EVERY ARTICLE MUST BE SOLD, OR SHALL WE SAY GIVEN AWAY? WRITE THIS ON YOUR CUFFS. While the cut-throat battle royal is raging all over the place, the most powerful guns are cannonading big profits and spra; to catch a mackerel Sales, from rpHE £JLOTHIKG QO.-S INNER TRENCHES, KAEASGAHAPE-KD., Smashing the terminological inexactitude lor whieii many others are so notorious, QN ■pHURSDAY jITORNING, The ball starts rolling "with a special salute of 21 oilstins at 5/jU, reducea from 12S/U. ice regulars will men make a frontal attack with Penny Braces, x cuny Fure Linen Collars, and lVuuy lies. Wm.e tne public are having a high time with uiese bargains Q.ENERAL "ECONOMIST Will pierce the Opposition Lines, 300 Tweed Trousers at 2/11, exactly Hali-price, ana having scattered confusion end. knocked them into the proverbial cocked hat, .LIEUTENANT BUST-ALL Will seize and hold the Suburban position wit a 700 Warm WINTER OVERCOATS, REDUCED FROM 35/ TO 17/6. About this time, 2000 Working Ueu saould arrive, dua in 2y/6 All-wool Suits, rcauced from 40/, to eitol the Wondenu Bargains at jy-OOKE QLOTHING QO.'S , Q.REAT Yf I N T E 11 gALE WHICH WILL CREATE SUCH A FURORE. Details of the battle having reached Jueen-st., the managing director is reluested to ftouble tue number of trams- He repUee in encouraging terms, saying, to mc a. parliamentary phrase, "THE MATrEE\%OULD BE STEADILY KEPT LN »-£.„'• ECHO ANSWEKS: WHEN *i, Bi. DEAD A.ND GONE. Meantime iie crowd keeps increasing, each car from £w r,i dd,l ? e lts Quota to the S£ A OF already in the ewim, and euoymg the-fun. but, 3ABK, WHAT'S THAT! THE CONFLICT IS ENDED. "TWAS TOO ONE-SIDED. iappy thought strikes General Bombast, the leader of the opposition, if THE ABE GIVING THINGS AWAY, iVhy shouldn't he chip in and have his iarfe, and retreat, then out again at a >rofit to hie customers'. halt: who goes there? advance, and give the passWORD. THE TRADE! I SEE YOU'VE GOT YOUR. OLD BROWN HAT ON! YOU CANNOT ENTER HERE. THE TRADE NOT SUPPLIED, Ind so the Comedy continues, the Clohiers and* Drapers cutting each other's Croats, metaphorically speaking, and tne mblic having a particularly rosy time of t CTcHE ALF. TX/TOORE .piLOTHirtG no's THE HERO OF A THOUSAND SALES) /"I BEAT ryiNTER ,QALE, T7-ARANGAHAPE-RD. MEN'S AND BOYS" BEST FINISja surts, HARD AND SOFT HATS, SHIRTS, :OLLARS, TIES. UNDERWEAR, OVERCOATS, OILSKINS, AND UMBRELLAS, SIMPLY GIVEN AWAY. TJEMEMBER. gALE ,C< TARTS rjTHURSDAY. OUK BEST FOOT FORWARD.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 162, 9 July 1907, Page 12
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