DRAPER-*, CLOTHING, ETC. CJALE, SALE, SALE, SALE, SALE, SALE SALE, SALE, SALE, SALE, SALE SALE SALE, SALE, SALE SALE, SALE, RAT.H SALE, SALE ' SAl__ a - i. rpO-MORROW. rpO-MORROW. THE BIGGEST BOOM ON RECORD. "DHENOMENAL TJARGAINS. XTXPRBCEDENTED "DEDUCTIONS ; -pRNEST ■VJOORE & QO.'S, TTiRNEST "fITOORE & /^O.'S, TpRNEST "jy/TOOHE & QO.'S, i 240, Q^^n-st--240, Q™*j 240, Q UEEN - ST - r SENSATIONAL aUMiEEJR QALE. gENSATIONAL gUB-I-ER g^-LE - SENSATIONAL DUMMER OALE Men's Sunperior Suits, reduced from 39/6 tc J 27/6 r Men's Boxed Suits, reduced from 55/ tc 37/fi Men's Equal to Tailor-made, reduced fron: j 65/ to 42/6 Men's Working Trousers, reduced from 6/11 ;_• to 4/11 "■* Men's Worsted Trousers, reduced from 11/ C to S/ll i Men's Pure Indigo Trousers, reduced from I 14/6 to oyii . Boys' Blouses, reduced from 2/6 to 1/6 Boys' __l i. Trousers, reduced from 3/6 to 1/9 , Boys' Washing Suits, reduced from 7/11 1 to 5/11 Boys' Norfolk Suits, reduced from 11/6 to 7/11 • Boys' Norfolk Suits, reduced from 15/6 to 11/6 i Boys' Coats, aU wool, reduced from 10/6 to 2/E '. Boys' College Suits, reduced price, 5/11 Boys' Straw Hats, reduced from 2/6 to 9d I Men's Straw' Hats, reduced from 5/6 to 6d Men's Soft Straw Hats, reduced from 4/11 to Vll Men's Black Hard Hats, reduced from 5/6 to 2/11 Woodrow's Hard Hats, reduced from 12/6 to 8/11 Christy's Hard Hats, reduced from 10/6 to 7/11 Men's Tennis Shirts, reduced to 1/11 Men's Stiff Cuffs Soft Front Shirts, reduced to 1/11 Men's Soft Tennis Shirts, without collars, reduced to 2/11 SO dozeu Beautiful Silk Ties, reduced to 6d eacfh Men's Black Seamless Sox, 3 pains for 1/. THESE QUOTATIONS ARE JUST A FEW SAMPLES OF WHAT'S GOING AT "PRNEST TyrOORE & rio.'S QENSATIONAL OUMMER QALE, 240, Q UEEN - ST - OPEN TILL 3 P.M. SATURDAY. Don't piffle with your hard-earned money. Sales may come, sales may go, But it's a guinea to a gooseberry mHE A LF. TVTOORE /"ILOTHING _pO. XXALF-PRICE DnM-EEK QJALE, •TORONG gIDE TTARANGAHAPE-RD. I TAKES THE CAKE EVERY TIME. t Judge, Jury, Press, and public endorse . this verdict every time. i mO-MORROW — fXtO-MORROW— BE ON THE DOORSTEP 9 AM. But there's no need to sit there all night. RED-LETTER DAY TO-MOBROW! PROFITS ANNIHILATED! ALL RECORDS SMASHED EVERYTHING GOLNGFOR A MERE SONG. Don't skedaddle In the hurry-scurry to the so-called Sales without flrst examining THE GIVE-'EM-AWAY PRICES AT THE A LF. /CLOTHING po.'B JJALF-PRICE gUMMER QALK, WRONG SIDE KARANGAHAPE-RD. Thousands and thousands of pounds' i worth Magnificent New Stock. Men's and Boys' Suits, Trousers, Hard and Soft Hats, Straw Hats, etc., to be ruthlessly sacrificed. Must be seen to be credited. Everybody knows tne strictly genuine nature of our Sales In the past. The present Sale will go one better. UNPRECEDENTED BATCH OF BABGAINS. STACKS AND STACKS GIFT PRICES. One Penny Straw Hats, for men and bora, reduced from 2/11 and 3/11. 18/11 Men's Suits, reduced from 35/. 1/ Dozen Fourfold Linen Collars, small sizes. 1/11 Men's Tweed Trousers, usually 4/11. |25/ Men's All-wool Suits, usually 45/. . 3d, 3d, 3d —Boya' Straw Hats, worth halt-a-crown. • 2/11 —Men's Worsted Trousers, reduced from 5/11. 35/ Worsted Suits, reduced from 55/. 9d, 9d—Children's Hats, reduced from 2/1 L 4/11 —Men's Trousers, reduced from 6/11. 3 for 1/ —Silk Ties, usually 1/ each. 1/ Dozen—Silk Bows, usually 1/ each. 1/ —Singlets, reduced from 1/11. 1/6 —Underpants. Worth double. 1/6^ —Boys' Blouses, reduced from 3/11. 1/11 —Tennis Shirts, usually 3/11. 1/11 —Black Hard Hats, reduced from 3/U. 3/11—Boys' Suits, usually 7/11. 1/11 —Boys KB. Pants, reduced from 2/11. 3 for 1/ —Black Seamless Sox, half price. 3 for 1/3 —Merino Sox, half price. But why waste eloquence? 'Twould take 50 newspapers to adequately describe the astounding reductions In all departments at mHE A LF TyrOORE /"CLOTHING piO., XXALF-PRICE QUMMER QALE, WRONG SIDE KARANGAHAPE-RD. i DONT MISS IT! 1 INSURANCE. ' "[(JEW "VEADAND XNSURANCH I /COMPANY, X IMITED. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, BURGLARY, LIVE STOCK. CAPITAL £1,500,000 PAID-UP CAPITAL, RESERVE, AND RE-INSURANCE FUND 4?r7QF QQQ CLAIMS MET WITH PROMPTITUDE AND LIBERALITY. Fire and Marine Branch: G. N. PIERCE, Manager. ■ Accident Branch; H. A. MARKINGS, Manager.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 38, 14 February 1910, Page 10
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