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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 162, 10 July 1924, Page 7

AFTERNOON AND EVENING FROCKS. HALF-PRICE. See Mrs. E. Barton-Walker's display windows. Glorious showing of exclu- ! sive Afternoon and Evening Gowns. Trel mendous Price Reductions: many at half- ! price. Sale now on.—Mrs. E. BartonI Walker, The " Model House," Strand | Arcade. —(Ad.) iA dispute regarding the sale and purchase of some bead bags occupied Mr. ,F. K. Hunt, S.M., at the Magistrate's Ii Court to-day. G. O. Barber (Mr. !Stevens), sought to recover from- Hart i Brothers Ltd. (Mr. Hogben), £32 0/6 " I alleged to be due for bead bags sold and {'delivered. The defence set up was that Hart Brothers only agreed to buy the r j bags which were in good condition, and that 14 bags were rejected, and money " j tendered for tbe ones retained. Evidence •iwas given by plaintiff that the sale • was a job lot one, whereas defendant ) | contended his offer was 10/G each for h the bags in good condition. Judgment n was entered for plaintiff for the amount lj.claimed, less the sum paid into CourtDon't miss a free overcoat with each c j suit, ready-to-wear or tailor-made, to- •>! morrow (Friday) only. J. H. Dalton '" I and Co., Ltd., tailor and clothier, 275, 3 > j Queen St.—(Ad.) ; For the fashionable coatee styles h Pilotine is an ideal cloth, of the Astra- ' n chan nature, and a 56in width usually V 16/6 is to-day 10/0 yard at Milne and j Choyce's sale. — (Ad.) P Don't miss a free overcoat with each N suit, ready-to-wear or tailor-made, to- " morrow (Friday) only. J. 11. Dalton 3 - and Co- Ltd., tailor and clothier, 27^ 1 Queen St.—(Ad._ __