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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 102, 30 April 1913, Page 1

SHIPPING. QELLARS-ALLEN STEAMSHIP CO. S.S. TUIRANGI leaves for OTAMATEA every Monday and Thursday at 10.10 a.m.. returning every Monday night, and every Friday morning at 8 a.m.. DARGAVILLk! every Saturday at 10.10 a.m., returning Sunday, 2 p.m. Cargo for Otamatea, per train, 10.50 a.m., Saturdays and Wednesdays. G. SELLAES, Manager. H. P. TAYLOR AND CO., Agents. WANTED KNOWN WiA_NTED KNOWN—THE KAtPIR-E DXI CLEANING, DYUINIi, AND PRUSSS--IJ«J CO., NOW IN FULL SWlN<i at 358, QUEEN .STREET, opposite Town HaU. All work dons under the Latest American l'rocisss. We collect your old garments; w deliver .tluan like new in eight hours if i V qjiired. Feathers and Furs a Specialt}'--IU.YG DP 3Stn, and Our Representative will call. Charges most moderate. Orders from t-he country are carefully attemled u>. aa<l returned within three days it necessary. \\;ANTJiD KNOWN.—JSasiest Terma for » i Fuinituxe ou Time Payments can tx; ilHd lit T.HJS IDEAL FDBMSUISG AND FINA.\CIC CO., 5 and 6, Great North. Road, opp. Tivoll Theatre, near Reservoir. Your house furnished with Sideboard, Duchess Pair, Comb. Caest, Bedsteads. Wire Screuliers, Linoleums, Carpet Runner, etc. We also negotiate small loans, from £5 upwards on furniture, pianos, etc, without, removal. Easy repayments to suit, clients. Business strictly coutideutial. Hours: S a.ni to G p.m.; Wednesday 1 p.m., Saturday U p.m. Phone 3453. a x t c d -rr no w s. FDRNTPOTtIi ON EASY TERMS. B'U'KNITURK <*X EXiSY TK-ItMS. FII-KNITURIi ON' IJ.ViiY TIJRMS. KIWNITUHI': ON - ISASY TERMS. KU'KNITUIIK <)■>" b5Ai*Y TIiKMS. FU-RNITIiRki ON EASY TfUiMS. FUKMTL-ltE ON' EASY TERMS. WBRITUIIB OX EASY TERMS. FTJ'RNITT'RE ON" EASY 'I*KJiSi.S. FU'RNITr'Rt; ON EA!*Y TTi/RiU-s. I?UUNrrUR.H ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON , EASY TKRMS. B-OUXriTBE ON TEIt-MS. IiTJRXITL'AE OX EASY TERMS. FTTRNITITtK ON EASY Tlißllfi. KURNITIJRE ON EASY TERJAS. FURNITirRB ON RASY TKIUIiS. IfTJRNrrCRE ON EASY TI4RM>S. PTJRNITUaiE OX EASY TERMS. IfURNITUKB ON EASY TiiRStS. A rvROSSMAX AND pO., ' 76, PrrT STREET, AHCKLAXD. Wα nt h d known. easikst tbrms ix auofoy-oto. , your hoiwb fcttnlshtsd with first ' CLASS FURNITURES on Very Easy Terms. Sidclioardi, Suites, Durhoss Pair? ComJ.lnaUon CSiests. Bedstoiids, Unokwms. Carpets, etc.. In great variety. Call and See Us, and we -will Arrange Terms to Sr.it iMTRRtAT., rarpoirnxG compajty, 20S, KAOA.VG.UIAPR ROAD, 1 Opp. Howe Street.

rt7 A N-T B D NOW N— Stocktaking has revealed the feet that in many lines we are heavily overstocked; these. In conjunction with other lines in which we have not complete ranses, we have decided to throw out at a sacrifice. NEW GOODS NOW ARBIVINU Bt EVERY STEAMER COMPEL US TO ADOPT THIS COURSE. Customers will obtain MARVELLOUS JOB VALUES for the next few weeks. MEN'S AND WOMEN'S CORK SOS, Id Pair. WOMEN'S WOOD MILNE RUBBER HEELS, 3d Pair, or 0 Pair for 1/. RIFLE BOOT LACES, 2d per dozen LADIES' 12/6 GLACE KID SHOES, all siae 3, 3/11 Pair LADIES' PUMP SOLE VERY BEST QUALITY GLACE KID SHOES, Lace or Button, narrow toes; usual price 17/6 pair; Clearing at 8/11 ' LADIES' STYLISH DERBY SHOES, broad toes, patent cap, 7/11 Pair LADIES' GLACE KID LACE OR BUTTON BOOTS—Usual Price 18/11; Clearing at 8/11 Pair LADIES' 25/ AMERICAN BOOTS—Clearing at 10/11 Pair LADIES' EVENING SHOES, 2/11 Pair LADIES' BATH SLIPPERS, twine ■ soles, 1/ Pair, or 2 I , airs for 1/9 LADLES' LIGHT STRAP WALKING SHOES, 'The Beatrice"—Usual price 17/0, Clearing at 7/11 Pair INFANTS' SHOES AND BOOTS, 6d, 94, and 1/ Pair MEN'S ENGLISH BOOTS—Usual price 17/ C; Clearing at S/ll Pair MEN'S STRONG 12/0 SHOOTERS, 8/11 Pair GENT.'S HIGH - CLASS AMERrCAN BOOTS, Snows—Usual price 25/; Clearing at 12/6 pair MEN'S COURT SHOES, 3/11 Pair MEN'S FELT SLIPPERS, 1/ Pair TfANCY rjPODS. A HAIK BRUSH AND COMB for (3d. ALARM CLOCKS, 2/3. 2/6, 2/11, and 3/11 each 1,000 ANSONIA ALARM CLOCKS, 4/C each 8-DAY KITCHEN CLOCKS, 30/6 each AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS at Half Marked Price SPECTACLES clearing at 3d Pair PURSES, 41d each LADIES' HAND BAGS from 9d each CUTTING OUT SCISSORS, 41d, 6d, 9d and 1/ Pair 12,000 NEW MUSIC, just arrived, ex s s Opawa—lid per Copy, or 7 Copies for 1/ WRITING PADS, Best Bank Paper, 2d each 7 for 1/ ' GOOD COMMERCIAL ENVELOPES S Packets for 6d ' COLLAR STUDS, 2Jd per dozen, or Two Dozen for 4d 10/6 ANSONJA WATCHES for 3/11 MARKING INK, Cd Bottle 1/ RACK COMBS, 4d each 3/C SAFETY RAZORS, 1/ fejch I A. T TVfILLER'S pANCY g E P O S I T O E V, AND I T>OOT "pALACE, •yiCTORIA QTREET, WANTED KNOWN — The Annual Slaughter Sale of Cloihing and Mercery is now on at Sb:iniski\s, ihe Working Man's Friend, coiner CJucea and Wellesley Stf.