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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 247, 18 October 1922, Page 10

"For Quick Sale!" A Little Stock—scarcely worth the mentioning—{slightly less than JtSGOy—the Stock of a Suburban Store, At HART'S THURSDAY And until Sold. All will be showing oii benches in the large Manchester Department. The "Littte Lot" is somewhat "shopworn"—that is to say, slightly creased, some soiled—but apart from these blemishes, which may be simply rectified, the goods are all right. THE LITTLE STOCK was bought for spot cash at OUR OWN PRICE. IF YOU ARE NOT EXACTING as to a slight imperfection, THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. The chances are that all will be cleared on THURS-DAY--so "don't be late. ,, "THE LITTLE LOT ,, Comprises:DRESS GOODS, all ih Drees Lengths GLOVES.—Just a few dozen pairs. and Remnants. V LACE, EMBROIDERY, VEILINGS, MANCHESTER GOOi>S, all short etc—A ■ mixed little lot that is ends of dozens or so. usually to be found in the small ~.., ~~~»« i suburban stores. SHOW ROOM GOODS.-m many RIBBONS.-A small sprinkling. lines there is only one of a kind. HABERDASHERY. — There is a HOSIERY.—MereIy a few pairs of fairly good lot in these lines. each. Etc., Etc., Etc. It is not by any means a big affair, but what there is will be mighty cheap! SEE TO IT! —AUCKLAND W Tllmlmv—--EifcS** • THZBIGDEPARTMENTSTOPE