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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 78, 1 April 1922, Page 15

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Our Sale is Pasty §But Here are Some Our Sale is finished—and we breathe a sigh of relief. Selling's been too strenuous altogether. But now conies Stocktaking, and a preliminary balance shows three Departments much too overstocked. Mr. Melvern has instructed these goods to go out at cost, and here are the Department Heads' efforts:— Squad Speaks ! It's too bad. I've been run off my legs for a month past. Now, instead of a little quiet, I'm to go at top speed again, bargaining away goods that I could easily get full price for. But the Boss says, "No"—so here they are, far too cheap in my opinion: ' 32-Piece Dinner Sets, Plain While. Meakin's KnfrliMi tiranite ware—Hegular, 70/ set. Jobbed Now at 49/6 eet. 31-Piece Dinner Set, Kmbossed While Cranlte rival Vegetable Dishes — Hepular, ','■>/■ set Now, 69/6. Plain White Vegetable Dishes, Round—Were I I/O each. Now, 8/6 each. Embossed Ditto, Oval shape—Were lt/0. Now, S,'6. ThC H&rdWlLre Manager HitS Embossed Dinner Piste., mm.—Were ii/ll hair do/. ™ Now, 6/11 half dor. tKe ROOt. Dessert Ditto. Sin.—Were S/11. Now, 5/11 half And I was looking forward to a holiday. Won't th. BreadYn'd Butter Ditto-Were :,/ 11. Now, 4-6 half wife roar when she hears we can't go. AM right, then— doz. let us lose money if we have to! Here's the way to do it! Strong English Dolf. Pie Dishes— lin.: Were 1/3. Androck Bread Toasters —Not I/O. But 11 Jd. Now, 1/-. .".in.: Were | /it. Now, 1/3. flin.: Magio Mit Pot Cleaners—Bd. each, or 3 for 1/9. Were l/ 11. Now, 1/6. Tin.: Were »/a. Now, Superb Wringers, Vulcanised Hollers —lein.. 27/6; I lin., 1/11. Sin.: Were -.'/11. Now, 2/3. tiln.: 26/6. Were :i/::. Now, 2/9. idin.: Were 4.0. Galvanised Dust Bins— 131n., 9/6; l lin.. 11/6; ir.in.. 13/6. Now . 3/11- I Mil.: Were 4/11. Now, 4/3. Stevens' Pearl Enamel Saucepans —The Same Famous Old I-In.: Were r>/(5. Now, 4/9 each. Firm— ... , . „ , Pudding Bowls— 3 Jin.: Were 1/-. Now, 10d. Capacity 4-plnt. 5-plnt. G-pint. T-pint. uln . : W ore 1/3. Now, 1/-. Sin.: Were l/i Price S/11 6/6 6/11 7/11 Now, 1/1. Otn.: Were l/o. Now, 1/3. iHln.capaclty 8-plnt. 9-pint. lO;Pjnt. Now, 1/9. Tin.: Were 2 /,1. Now, 1/11. . » Pric .*_ . _ B {.V 9/6 9/11 81n - : wprc 3 /°- Nov ». z '" •--*>■ Stevens' Pearl Enamel Kettles — Capacity 3-pint. -l-pini. .'-pint. 0-pint. Embossed White Granite Toilet Ware, very strong:— Price B/6 6/11 6/11 7/6 ti-Plece Toilel Sets—Were -4T/6. Now, 37/6. English Enamel Pudding Basins —.lin., 2/3; Gin.. 2/11; * -Piece Toilet. Sets—Were 3:,/-. Now, 26/6 set. Tin 3/3; TJIIn., 3/9. Jup and Basin—Were:!-.'/-. Now. 17/6 pair. English Enamel" Dinner Plates —Sin., 1/3; stln, 1/6; Odd Toilet Jugs—Were i-j/o. Now, 8/11 each. Otln 1/7. ()(lcl Basins—Were 12/0. Now 8/11 each. .Ditto Pie Dishes — Chambers—Were s/11. Now, 6/11 each. Sizes 8 il Iv inj II IL' in J Slipper Bed Pans— Were 18/ li. Now, 16/6 eachPrice 1/11 2/2 2/6 2/11 3 3 3 9 4/11 _~", . , ... ~, „ Deep Enamel Bowls — °' Uo ' covered—Were _!/-. Now, 21/- each. -Sizes Mi ll l>l i::j li I Oin. Cups and Saucers, stronp mock handles—-WereS/tl Price 3/11 4/7 6/11 6/6 7/6 9/6 Now, 6/11 the half dozen. En * m s*_( WMh l I**""** - 131 li I. Wniu * nd Cold English China Breakfast Cups and Price 3/2 3/9 4/- 4/7 B/6 Saucers —Were 15/-. Now, 11/6 the half doxen Steamers, lo lit four different sized saucepans— 3/11. Ditto Teacups and Saucers —Were l-.'/i;. Now, 106 Tin Dippers—!!qt„ 1/3; !)ql., 1/6. half dozen. Odd Cups, strong White and Cold China-Were ./-. Tinned Billies —Iqt., 1/-; i'qt., 1/4; :iql.. 1/7; Iqt.. 1/9; ° ' z3- '- exit.. Just to clear them out. 1/6 each. White China Sweets Dishes —Were Sd. Now, 3 for English Heavy Quality Nickel Silver Tablespoons—22/6 doz. 11d. D.ssert-16/6 doz. Tea-10/6 doz. En . |jsh G „ nit , E __ C(J _ t> w „ |u _„ aold _ NV( , pp .„ 1 each. Now, 1/8 half dozen. The Toy Squad Manager thinks it's Rather a Joke. You see, we've been too busy during Sale time to worry the Toy Department much. But now its turn is come and the Manageress is grinning like a happy hyena. Table Games —l.udo. Snakes and Ladders. Motoring 1 . Blue Bird, Rescue, t.ocoste—Always ■>'- cadi Now 1/8 nrh Draught Boards and Checkers —lsually. 3/0. Now, 2/9. ' Skipping Ropes— Were •>/<). Now, 1/11. Picture Books —Always I/- each. Now, 6d. each, or 3 for 1/3. Ne. 1 Football, complete — Always 3/0. Now, 2/11. Novels —A Very Lome List of (Jood Authors— loid. each, or 3 for 2/6. Post Card Albums —Were 3/0, 3/11 and t/l I. Now, All Half Price. MELVERN'S Karangahape Road.