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alance of the Assigned Stock of H. J. DICKIE, isz, Karangahape Road Further very large Reductions in order to clear out the remainder before arrival of New Winter Goods. Ladies' C.imbrie Blouse Dresses, were 9/6, now 5/11. Lipht and Dark Champagne Linen Costumes, 27/6, now 4'll. Linene Costumes, 15/11 to 23/6, now 5/11. Poplin and Linen Costumes, 32/6, now 12/11. White Muslin Blousa Costumes, 7/6, 12/6, now 4/11, ii/n. Superior Frilled Print Underskirts, 2/11, 3/6, 3/11, Now i/-. i/C, 1/11. Whit. 3 La-ce Trimmed Underskirts, 3/11, now 1/11 J. Ladies' Poplin Dress Skirts, 8/11. now 2/11. Emhrc'dery Trimmed Muslin Blouses, 3/6, now 1/6. .d 11-over Muslin Blouses, handsomely trimmed, 8/11, Super-Cambric Bkraaes, 5/11, 7/6, now 1/11J, 2/11. White and Black Fancy Silk Blouses, 8/11, 10/6, now 3/11. Checked Raincoats, 33/. now 7/11. Linen Ready-to-wear Hats, 7/11, 9/6, now 1/-, 1/6. Ladies' and Child's Straw and Rush Hats, 2/6, flow 3d, Child's Straw Hats, trimmed flowers and ribbon, 6/6, now 2/11Child's Sun Hats, embroidered. 7/11, now 1/. Muslin Ruches, ribbon edge, 10J<J, now 6d. , Child's Sunshades, 2/6, now lljd. * Child's White Muslin Drosses from 2/6. Child's Print and Linene Pinafore Dresses,, soiled, 3/6, HOW .Hid. Child's Zephyr Coats, soiled, 3/11, now 1/6. P.D. Corsets, lflin. only, 4/11, now 1/11 J. W.B. Corsets, all sizes, 6/11, now 2/11. Lace Trimmed Camisoles, 1/3, now 6fd. Ladies' Gingham Aprons, 1/, now B|d. All Summer Millinery at Enormous Reductions. Flowers, etc., at Ridiculous Prices. Manchester Department. •Tapestry Table Covers, 2yds, 12/11, now 7/11; 3yds, 14/11, now 8/11. Superior. Very Handsome Chenille Hall Curtains, travellers' samples, were 39/6, now 19/11 pairTapestry Door Curtains, 8/11, now 3/11 each. D.B. Grey H.B. Sheets. 4/11 pair; S.B. 3/11. Extra Fine White Damask, 2Jyds., for 3/9. Frilled PiHow Slips, soiled, 9Jd, now 6J4. Kapok Cushions, 1/6. Roller Towelling, 3fd. Carpet Ends, 4/6, now 2/11. White Flannelette, strong, 3J4. Dress Department. All the balance of our stock of Cotton Dress Goods, consisting of Linene, Shantung, Jap Crepe, Floral Muslins, etc., were 6Jd., BJd., 10}., now 4Jd. Self-coloured Striped Muslin?, si<L, 6fd., now 2JA Black, Cream and Coloured Batistes, 7i<L, now 2|d. Sateens, some colours, 4|<L Crepons, stripes, cream, white, and green, B|d., now 2{<L Japanese Silk, some colours, 43<L Wen's and Boys' Wean Boys' Drill Blouses, light and dark 4/11 *«- i n.? " Boys' Drill Suits, half, p ricc *' V 1 1« BOW Tussore Shantung 'Varsity Suits, 9/11, „ 0 w B/lt Boys' Washing Hats. 1/ and 1/6, now B|. * Boys' Coloured College Caps, BJd, now 3d. Men's Undervests, BJ4, lljd., 1/6. Men's Flannelette Pyjamas, 5/11, now 3/1 L Men's Worsted Pattern Trousers, 7/6, now 4/11 S ' aII ™ 1 ' ***** *H Men's Black Cash. Sox, 10j<L, now 6d. Some of above goods are at Queen-street and SOB* si Newton, therefore call at both shops. Sale of Balance of H. J. DICKIE'S Assigned Stock bought: at 1 Os. in the £• TB REDUCTIONS PORTER 8 CO., Red Opposite Smecton 8 Pitt St. corner,

PUBLIC NOTICES. ÜBB A B ! o. have been appointed SOLE AGBNTI for tiie DOMINION for the famous TIURBAB T>OLISHEB. Stocks now on the way. Will arrlre Is a few days. A J e sthican * C°" LTD " MERCHANTS, AUCKLAND. The Par* Article in its ipoit digestible fort* "A wriittl Bevenrge, capable of ready caadmflaUoo tad digestion."— Utdtkat A *

BOOTS ABB SHOES. | IJTOB fTIHE "DETTKB I ■pTOOTWBAB, I Call on SEXTIE, 38 SHORTLAND ST* j OPPOSITE AUCKLAND CLUB. j PJL SURGICAL BOOTS «»*— OUR BOOMERANG SALE ow BOOTS & SHOES nowjn toll SWING. lwg> ttcte MtaMl HPlfljlMl <Mt _ TOOCB Car D6W glNldß* No W - teJßmato itna ji at lrfUowar ataes, which wffl be*at NT HMHMt ohr. BARGAINS FOR lON, WOKEN. CHILDREN. FBRNANDEZ 195 Upper SYMONDS ST A,3«M*L Oomtf. & tS * SNOWS F "LBAO rrlrH zx S. STONE 8 U iltc. »•• eitractws nn wi»tt itts areoricrat BUCTBICAL METHODS ■* «■*• tow* «* 11 I I II •* ■«■ Mi^MpaliitilMlitollU. Wvwjaki • •attar at ftjr - 43 3/M* fwtap m tea* 7/1 mmll «*_ RATVfIOr, .Queen and WeOaaley AucUand. Ate WwUtafJoo. TIMBER MERCHANTS. D, GOLDIE & SONS. LIMITED, OCEANIC SAWMILLS, BREAKWATER-ROAD. Telephones: 863, Head Office: 96. Order Office. Kauri, Totara, Rinrn, White Pine, Oregon Fine, Btaegum. Iroobcrk. Joinery and Mooldbtgi always In stock. D. GOLDIE & SONS. EDWARD MAHONET & SON, ARCHITECT*, QUEEN aXBBBTt ATCBAARB.

TAIXOBIHG. -A GREAT POINT about SPENCER'S TAILORING is that YOUR pocket is studied from the first. A second point is the splendid value you get ' for your money. A third point, and one whieli you will appreciate, is that the fit » absolutely perfect, and only the very bost skilted labour employed. SPENCER'S bwy and sell for CASH ONLY, and are not after big profits! They are a private firla, and have no connection whatever witt' any other concern operating in New Zealand. YVhsn you buy a suit from this firm you can rely upon hieing upon the very easiest basis for cash. SPESCER'S will save you at least a third A'f your suit bill. All they want is for you to give them a call. Ask to see their brand new materials, try on a coat or two of their make, and then judge for yourself. They have at present upwards of 100 bttte serge suits in won; for their customer*. Many of these are the direct result of recommendation from pleased men, who hare had suits from them during the past month. SPENCER'S consider thi* fact a striking testimony to the value anfl style of their make. Their "Yankee Cuff is giving immense satisfaction. Get right in now, and you will be doing yourself & good turn. The prices are right. For instance, a real good Scotch Tweed Suit, particularly adaptable for business wear, with handstitched edges, very best linings, and made by men labour, will cost 77/6 only. ' A blue "Cunard" Serge.Suit, the material guaranteed to stand sun or sea, costs £4 10/. Their ranges of Real' Harris Tweeds, Donegal a. Homespuns, Scotch and English Worsteds. Bannockburns. West of England, Llamas, French Worsteds and Cashmeres, are out on their own. The very nicest goods' ever handled , in New Zaland. I

SPENCER'S CASH TAILORS & COSTUMIERS SMEETOITS BUILDINGS <t«Mm-*creet, Auckland

PUBLIC HOTICES. Yonng housewives will find that Work will be lightened if they always use COFFEE ESSENCE It it mast economical and easily made. Men (oik appreciate it because of its pleasant aroma, delicious flavour and full strength. Yom* grocer has it—but say Symington'*. 12 Tha. Symington A Co., Xdintmrgh mod Lmdan. 28 ' I i tm y JEwPXEBb. The " Trusty Safety Razor. Post free for 12/6. This is a highly finished article eqtusi to the best made at half the usual price. The metal frame is Silver-plated to prevent rusting. The blades are of the finest steel and high lasting properties. Stewart Dawson mad Co., Limited. Queen St. - Auckland.