• LADIES mi WHO 9 DRESS mmk THE fMm ■nt REOT iffllfll Trm £?*£" '■*• *i^ HiHH9 la te then to •£■ ffl/lWiaL .styles-and™^ nurried chooslßfc^ I GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY This is a golden opportunity for ' the lady who hasn't yet bonght • her Winter Costume, forat no time has the selection -been finer—at no time ha™ oar - values been so groat. Careful dressers cannot afford to pass this great assortment ef cosrome materials, the- flwst fabrics, the best of trimmin— the highest order of taflormt' ' and the most perfect tttmr' ' garments It is possible tw • construct. I Costumes to Order &A, 15 Os O 6 £5 10 O £6 O 5 Skirts - S-2 Sb I v For your Winter CoslaieHUGH WRIGHT I Ladies' & Gentlemen's I TAILOR, !(I.dLte cutter McCombie Brw., LobAca.) QUEEN ST. Auckland Kext io H.M. nimlw. , i rUSNITCIUB. Furniture From the Factory To Your Home l Means ; per cent.—4/-in, the j you j unlimited selection j from a Choice Stock, or special designs toisuityoor i I individual taste. -S This is not a mere claim or catch argument. It is fa I plain fact that anyone can : I prove by a visit to our fac-- J j tory Showroom. It simply: j I means that yon, the casto- ■ ! j mer, do not pay the' rent 7 I and heavy expenses, of a; j [ main street establishment , You get high-grade, soHi funrituTe, wfcetheHbrmod-; | est cottage or luAmiutis'. | mansion, and always at the' 1 j saving to you of 20 per j 1 cent. ;-.■; -. . 1 It is quite rightribr yon to 1 1 expect the most -for your j j money, and it is equally, i I right for you to-get it whatever theamountspeat. Our I increasirrg output proves 1 . 9 that direct trading is the I in.os t sensible, practical, - I and economic method of trading there is. Unqoali- ; j fied funri±ore»satisfectioo-- | for -we do not regard any j transaction complete until you - | Sp-e<:ial departments-for ; \ Car-braiding, Shop and; [ Office Fittings, Ecclesias- 1 j tical Fittings, and General U Contmctoxs- K interjor , work. j Callvto-day^oriing^ip' ';' j >Erlo2Efrn666. THE Limited. Victoria Quadrant, turn Dm tturtmruCtab. Auckland. t ■ '^~^^^^^^ EDUCATIONAL. ENGINEERING CUSSES. NEWTON BAST PUBLIC SCHOOLTUESDAYS and THURSDAYS, < W *, LAND, MARINE, AND OIL. For aU Government Examinauonc Also, BY COBRESPONDE2.CE. W. L ROBINSON, '-. Mechanical Engineer, Draughtsman, "- PATENT AGENT. .^ m Finst-class Honours and NartonalM^J*"" CITX AND GUILDS OP LONDOM INSTITUTE. ARCHITECTS. _J EDWARD MAHONEY & SOMi ARCHITECTS.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 137, 10 June 1911, Page 10
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