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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 33, 7 February 1913, Page 1

WANTED KIWJVgTT. WANTED, Workingmen and Others to pay a visit to Sfaribski for Shirts that will be slaughtered.—The Workingman's Friend, right on the corner Queen and Wellesley .Sts. ANTED.—Bear in mind, the Cheapest Place to buy Men's, Women's, or Children's Boots and Shoes is Pearson's, corner Karangahape Rd. 543 WANTED, all Worklncmeu to Buy Troueers at Slaughter PrWes, also onr Special Make Striped Denims, at 3/6, from Shrimski, The Workingmen's Friend, *or. Queen and WeileSley Ste. r»RIVA"TE School or Tuition wanted Tor little Girl, vicinity central Fire Brigade. —Write G., 674, Star Office. t» VVTA.NTED.—We beat all In Women's Tan »' Buckle 6andaJettes, sires 5, 6. 7, for 3/11.—Pearson's, East St. comer, Karanwihape Rd. 543 RANTED J£ N O W .N. HEARD THE NEWS. Q.REAT TjOOT QALE. MARLOW'S GREAT DAMP-PROOF BOOTS—Usual 28/6 to 30/, for Cy-l yn MARLOW RENOWNED FOR WEAK BOOTS—Usual 22/. now -J £* /a MEN, THESE ARE A BARGAIN. pEiRSON AND i~VO., AT THE CORNER OF "PAST S2TRBET AND T^ARANGAHAPE R OAD. ARE BEATING ALL THE OTHER SALES FOR VALUE. CLEARING OUT TTIE WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S AS WELL. r~IOME mO-MORROW. i>42 ANTED. IS "RARGAINS FOR I "pEBRUARY. ■ 1. 143 PAIRS LADIES' GLACE KID AMERICAN SHOES, all sizes, 3's, 4-a. and s's—Usual Price 10/0 to 13/6, Clearing at 4/11 pair. 2. 183 PAIRS BEST QUALITY WARD SHOES, pliable soles-L'suul Price 0/6, Clearing at Q/ll pair. 3. 54 PAIRS LADIES' GLACE KID AMKRieAN BOOTS—Usual Price 17,6, Clearing at 7/11 pair. ■ * 4. 34 PAIRS VfiRY HiGH QCAUTY AMERICAN PUMP SOLE SHOES, narrow toes—Usually sold IS/G, Clearing at 8/11 pair. 5. LADIES' 12/6 TAN SHOES—Clearing at 7/6 pair. 6. LADIES' 7/0 WHITE CANVAS DERBY SHOES—Clearing at 4, 11 pair. 7. LADIES' WHiTE TENNIS SHOES. 2/0 pair. S. LADIES' ENGLISH CANVAS SHOES, sewn soles, very easy, 3/11 pair. 9. MEN'S ENGLISH BOOTS. Box C.ilf or <;iace*Kid, Redecpd from 1-S/G to 10/u pair. 10. MEN'S HIGH-OLASS SNOW'S BOOTS —Usual I'rice 23/, Clearing at 13/ pair. 11. MEN'S EASY - FITTING CUUOiIE BOOTS, S/ll pair. 12. MEN'S 12,t? STRONG NAILED S-HOOTERS, S, 11 pair. 13. BOYS' AND GIRLS' SCHOOL BOOTS, 4/11 and 5/11 pair. 14. LADIES' STRAP SHOES. Tan or Black. 4/11 pair. 13. 1.000 ANSONIA PIRATE ALARM CLOCKS, 4/(3 each. 16. 1,000 ANSONIA WATCHES. 3. 11 each. 17. GOOD COMMERCIAL ENVELOPES, 2/6 per 1.000. 18. WRITING PADS. 2d eich. AT VriLLEIfS tyiAXCY "REPOSITORY AND , "DOOT T>ALACE. 100.102 & 104 V ICTOBU S T i»-J fy "I A/ very best Typewriting lw Machines; Inst; no repairs required.-Sop the AII-Brltlsh "Imperial," Logan's, Shortland St. :S2 1813? All Stationers. 1/-. ■WANTED TO SELL. MRS MARTIN. ST>O. Queen Street <opp. Statue), has for Sale a large stock or Second-hand Ladies' Costumes. Evening coats, 'Mackintoshes, ' Children's Clothes, Blaukets, Sheets, Rugs, Trunks, Boots, etc. Open till 0 p.m. I'Uone SSff". "NJ EW HOME Drophoad - Sewing Machine." -i-> Written guarantee. Bargain for cash. CRAWFORD, Rig-ht on the Corner Wellesley and Albert Streets. THE RED S H 0 P, 2£>, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Next- 3-drawer Combination Chest, bevelled glass, 25/0: New Stretcher, New Kapok Bed, and New Pillow, 19/6. Every article reduced 25 per cent. Inspection invited. Auckland's Lending Salerooms. Auctioneers, High."street, j