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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 89, 15 April 1922, Page 23

Under the Hammer at Robertson's Auction Rooms, WHY WORRY? Down with the Cost of Living. Save .0 per Cent Buy by Auction New Oak. Maple, and Rimu Furniture, sold to the Highest Bidder, THAT IS ROBERTSON'S NEW IDEA OF REDUCING THE COST OF LIVING. DON'T BOTHER FURNITURE SHOPS. Go straight to Robertson's. They stock everything for a home. It is their large turnover that does the trick. ROBERTSON'S AUCTION ROOMS Next the National Pictures, Queen Street. The Oldest Established Auction Rooms in New Zealand. raTA pose. They burn bright- 1 Jjj vflft % ly, steadily and without jj Yflk % spluttering or waste. j jj M \ For Perfect Reliability \W \\ Price's . N CANDLES @ The Policy of Smith & Caughey Ltd. The following statement of methods and policy which appeared some time ago in one of the Company's Catalogues, and which holds good to-day, may be taken as the secret of the wonderful growth and success that has attended the Firm's operations for close on half a century: 1. OWING to our enormous and rapidly-growing business, our buying power is unrivalled. All our buying, too, is on a prompt cash basis, and the fact that all our Importations are actually paid for before entering our establishment, enables us to buy direct from the most eminent Manufacturers, and obtain not only rock-bottom prices, but highest cash discounts. 2. GOODS of an inferior quality. Goods we cannot recommend, arc not permitted to enter our establishment. 3. ANY article purchased and not approved, if returned in good condition within a fortnight, is taken back, and cash in full refunded. In case of Country Customers, freight is paid both ways. This has been our rule and practice for close on half a century, and completely protects our Customers. 4. ALL Goods in our establishment are marked in plain figures at fixed and lowest prices, and therefore will not admit of discounts or any reductions whatever. 5 - W E frequently purchase Manufacturers' Samples and large lots of irregular but useful goods much below ordinary rates. In such cases our Customers invariably get the benefit, our Motto bein<* "Get a bargain, give a bargain." 6. WE deem it bad business to sell any article at or under cost price for the purpose of impressing and misleading the public. At the same time, our customers may rest assured that for goods of equal character we will not under any circumstances be undersold. We Re-open on Tuesday Morning Next at the Usual Hour. m Famous For Good Value __jr \ EEL QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND.