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Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 122, 24 May 1909, Page 10

TAILORING. pents. , jjaincoats and Mackintoshes, immense selection c-f alii the T ATEST ffITYLEa AT gPECIAL {TJASH pHICES. 23/6, 29/8, 37/6, 42/6, 50/, 55/, 63/. Inspection Invited. J. R. S ELF COMPLETE OUTFITTER AND BOOT IMPORTER, aUEEN-ST. .M 328 DRAPERY, CLOTHING, Eto. EXCEPTIONAL -yALUE, --- At WENDELL'S, X TD., IN THE FOLLOWING LINES. JAP. jy-OTOR gILK. The correct weight for Children's Bonnets, Bonnet Strings, Frocks, Ladies' Blouses, and Motor Veils, 4000 yards.' White and Cream, at 6Jd per yard. All other Silks at Special Prices. •pRINTED TjILANNELETTES, Manufacturers' Job Line of 2400 yard», in dark colourings, suitable for Warm Winter Wrappers, also In Smart Stripes for Blouses, In all Colours, both light and dark, to be run out at 4id, 6Jd, and BJd per yard. QLOTHS, in full range of Greens, Browns, Wines, and Ncvy Hlue. To quit smartly, they are being offered at 1/9, usual price 2/6; 2/4s, usual price 2/11; 2/0, ueual price 3/3; 2/11, usual price 3/11. -KfA VY AND TDLACK QERGE3. The Gymnasium Serge, double width, and all wool, IOJd, worth 1/3. A Serge for the Physical Culture Dress, double width, 1/61. usual price 1/11}. DUCHESS OF YORK — This is a special line make of Coating Serge, 1/lli, 2/6, 2/11, 3/8, to 4/11 per yard. Fox's 541n Cheviot Serge, 3/6, 3/11, to 5/11 per yard. White and Cream Flannelettes, direct from toe manufacturer, 3jd, 4Jd 6d, 7Jd, BJd, to IOJd per yard. mOWELS. rpoWELS. mOWELS. Another large shipment to hand, and all marked at our Famous Keen Prices. White and Brown Turkish, 3}d, 4}d, 6Jd Sjd, 10} d, to 2/11. Our 1/ Towel Iv White or Brown .Turkish Is undoubtedly exceptional value. Have a look at it. TJENDELL'S, T'TD., j T£ ARAA'GAHAPE-BD. & QUEEN-ST. "PIRE. "PIRE. JjMRE. QALVAGE. OALVAGE. QALVAGE. Q<ALB. CALE. rr\HE QALVAGE QTOCK AND T3ONDED QTOCK • . Of the CRESCENT MANUFACTURING AND -IMPORTING COMPANY, Auckland, has been bought by /"J.REY AND TTIORD, T IMITED, •rpHE /~JLD TOEEHIVE," -JU-EWTON. WTio will commence Firing It Out mO-MORROW, at Q A.M. mHE QALVAGE gTOCK Comprises: Calicoes, Lawns, Pillow Slips (made and cut out), Jackets, Costumes Skirts, Underskirts, Flannelettes. Embroideries, Shirts. Knickets Haberdashery, etc.. etc., MORE OR LESS DAMAGED BY SMOKE, WATER, OB FIRE. rpilE "DONDED /-IOODS Are, of course, QUITE NEW, and these, together with J. M. CULLEN'S WINTER CONSIGNMENTS, Which have also been secured by us, and comprises: Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing Shirts, Topcoats and Oilers Blankets, Rugs, Down Quilts And Dress Materials, And the whole of OUR OWN LARGE, NEW, AND UP-TO-DATE STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY, Will make one of the Q.REATEST TJARGAIN QALES Ever Placed before the Auckland Public. We ask you to roll up early a-t "fpHE f\LD TDEEHIVE," mO-MOREOW, Copy of Letter from The Crescent Manufacturing Company. MaylOth.l9o9. To GREY & FORD, LTD., Importers, ! "The Old Beehive," Newton. Dear Sirs, — We beg to Inform yon that your offer for the whole of -the Salvage of the Crescent Manufacturing Company, together with all goods In bond, has thie day been accepted by ue, and we ask you to now take delivery of same. I We remain, y.iurs respectfully, (Signed) THE CRESCEJCT MANUFACTURING CO. (Per W. A. CATHRO.) j P.S. — We may state that the Talue of 1 stock tssured was £800. ! M2O