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BKAPERY, clothing. ETC. " j*^=a if SMITH & CAUGHEY'S i _____ •_____ . . . . "> i STILL PROCEEDING The following Items, which are EXTRAORDINARY VALUE, are now being offered. , 50 CHILDREN'S CRAVENETTE RAINCOATS — All, Sizes 1 Reduced to 6/11 each ''" *. !', 25 Only LADIES' CRAVENETTE RAINCOATS—Reduced to 8/11 W\ each *< .- I 60 LADIES' CRAVENETTE RAINCOATS—Reduced to 15/6 Pa( i 40 CHILDREN'S TWEED COATS— Sizes, 5/11 each to ; 'cleS I 20 CHILDREN'S TWEED COATS—SmaII Sizes, 2/6 each - 111 60 LADIES' SHIRT Bl JSES— and Coloured. Reduced: to 2/6 each f MANTLE DEPT. 4° LADIES' WHITE and COLOURED TUB FROCKS—Redact +„ I : 10/6 each j ... -. •I 0 3yf ■ 30 LADIES' FASHIONABLE LINEN COSTUMES— + 15/6 ' T. 10 ODDMENTS in LADIES' CORSETS each to Clear INFANTS' SILK Sizes. Reduced to 1/- j 50 PRINT UNDERSKIRTS—Reduced to 1/11 .! GIRLS' WASHING BLOUSES—I/11 . j LADIES' COTTON VESTS and BODICES—9d. to Clear '1 75 FEATHER BOAS— 1/- ""' ,$ kit "J GENT.'S SUMMER VESTS—Specially Reduced, 3/1- . _. ° SMART ENGLISH-MADE BOXED SUITS— Very Superior Quality Hf Half Price to Clear. >'; STRONG ALL-WOOL COLONIAL TWEED TROUSERS—S/6 Dair %> BOYS'FANCY TUNICS— than Half Price to Clear . "*'M CLOTHING M „ BOYS ' 3-GARMENT SUlTS—Stylish English Make, to fit boy_B SS MFRf-Flfv years to 13 years ' 8/11, 9/11, 1011 ■ Ml_KV__-KT. MEN'S NEGLIGE TENNIS SHIRTS-Soft Fronts, Cuffs and Bands M . All Sizes, 2/11 , '- f|S| MEN'S FLANNELETTE PYJAMAS—3/11 MEN'S BRACES—9d. pair MEN'S WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS-6 for 1/11; Hemstitched 3 fl§ for 1/3 . . ' , SAMPLE UNDERWEAR— Reduced : DRESS Department. Every article specially reduced for the Fair. All TRIMMED MILLINERY, including French and English Models Less than Half Price to Clear zpd offi Special Line of. LADIES' SMART CRASH HATS, Velvet Tr_m__in|i If 5/6 - °' MILLINERY. FRENCH FLOWERS, FOLIAGE and BERRIES—I/-, 6d., 34 'i'M » Smart Shapes in BEADY-TO-WEARS - '*?? M A Few lADD3S* TRIMMED BONNETS—Remarkable Value, from! *% o/ll • . BOOT DEPT E * er7 Pair of our LADIB S'i GENT.'S and CHILDREN'S BOOTS fit *" and SHOES Heavily Reduced '&§s& 600 WHITE HONEYCOMB QUILTS-Single Bed Size 1/11 and 2/6 each 20 PIECES TABLE DAMASK, Slightly Imperfect-AWt Half 1 Price MANCHESTER S.% i( 7 ALL "f °° L J!S. BLA Size, 19/11 1 GOODS The Balance of our EIDERDOWN QUILTS (20 O-dyZ-Speeially ■ OUUW> ' . Reduced to Clear. A Few Wadded Quilts left at 10/11 and H 13/9 m A Huge Assortment of WHITE and BROWN TURKISH TOWELS S Slightly Soiled Exceptionally Low Prices ' M SOILED and SAMPLE LACE CURTAINS—At Special Clearance t i Prices . f| |j| "LIBERTY" ART CANVAS CURTAINS - Various Colours * ■ FURNISHING. 9d. per yard flours. £ » 500 CARPET ENDS (Samples)— Prom 2/11 each • S A Large Variety of CARPET HASSOCKS— to 2/11 each See Our SPECIAL HEAVY LINOLEUM at 1/9 square yard " J ALL FURNITURE Reduced in Price During the "Fair" £| FLORAL RIBBONS, 5 _ inch wide—sfd. yard "' *J LADIES' HEMSTITCHED LAWN HANDKERCHIEFS—6 for lOd. LADIES' HEMSTITCHED LAWN HANDKERCHIEFS ____ "' Quality—6 for 1/3 ..'.".'. W^£2__2_!_f' D " LARG ? P E BOYS ' HE MSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS-6 for? 1 KERCHIEFS, 1/6 &c. BLACK SILK SASHES and DD2ECTOIRE BELTS — 1/11 Pa „h . Original Prices, 4/11 to 9/6 ' SILK MALTESE SCARVES (HAND MADE)— 3/11 Pa p 7. II , SPECIAL LINE LADIES' TINSEL BELTS-lOd. each - | " l - -y ■

I•■■•-' V, . PUBUC NOTICES. ■!.■•'•.''.--•' I /$M33i The . lndex of Merit | I is Success. -m, N ° l.^ 5 rep,ltation can ° 6 b «Ut on mere show. VJ_W«SB§-l___i?39_t The public may be taken down once, or even twice, s-' '- I • CaMOt b ° deceiTCd "*& the time." It is «b ty l®MMkMMrml • years since Singer made his first Sewing: Machine. i during those sixty years over 430 different makes of ■• - i = Machines have sink into dishonoured oblivion; ■ ' : tat Singers to-day are used in every country under "• "J AIT r rfiSmWKMf > JV , un- A million and a half Singers ar« mid* .nd -v i--l4k/7IFvF\?W i°ei°^F 7(i % T -- Thte^«»en 3 esuccflscouldon^ e h-ve • ! 4-3&-_l_ 11 ft f acl V l eved ™ °? ? Wa l- and that is the solid satis- - <' i * HI IIF fa l?,? these machines have given, alone with an ■ Such an in!" k ... eStabllahed record <* fair deafingwito'_L*_S_h_SJ , such an enviable position and reputation can only be maintained in the same t' J I way in which it has been attained. same , | Call, or let us Call upon you. SINGER'S, jj 213, QUEEN ST., AUCKLAND. I " ' ■■. — ...''"'j® ft ml f I ' lAKiiTTag® 3 /T_y Sf GofoirpLro jSa-rcUp *|__ | ry i_s/ -Lxcefsior 6 A. :..fl|

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