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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 244, 12 October 1907, Page 4

SHREWD KUYEB® SHOULD CALL AND (INSPECT THE NEW GOODS JUST OPENED BY OUR TRONMONGERY j NOTE THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS :— MIRRORS, to hang up. Plate Glass, strong, 6:4. 7x5, Bx6, 9x7, 10x8, 7d. 9eL 1/3. 1/9. 2/3. MIRRORS, to stand, with Tray, Plate Glass 9x7, 10 x 8, 13 x 9 3/9. 4/6. 5/6. STEVENS' HEAVY ENAMELLED SAUCE PANS, and Covers, Strong. 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, _, 14, 16 pints. 2/3. 2/6. 3/. 3/6. 4/. 4/9. 5/3. 5/9 each. METALLIC GAS TUBING, cut to size require—, 41d foot. PUDDING SPOONS, The Gourmet, 8d each. You should have one of theses We are also showing a Splendid Variety Of GLASSWARE, FANCY CUPS AND •SAUCTEiBS, JTiGS, CANDLESTICKS, FLOWER VASES, ENAMELLED WARE, Etc., Etc. at OUR FAMOUS LOW PRICES. H. M. S____EToN, LTD. GENERAL PROVIDERS. ■ FEED. S. BALL—er. JAMES W. RUSSELL. QUBGEOS T-VENTISTS. UPPER SYMONDS-STRE—T. Are Open Every Evening between 7 and & TADtES' AMERICAN -piOOTWEAB. EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS. We have just received a small shipment of the very latest styles In Ladles* American Footwear, and would draw the attention of Ladles who are particular as to their foot-covering to these goods. The ejuantity of each line is small, so that early inspection is solicited. TQADLEY AND ftON, 194, QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND. I Importers high-grade footwear AT MODERATE PRICES.