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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 168, 17 July 1924, Page 9

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I Half-Price I and Less I Coats, Costumes, Millinery, Furs I I Clearing at Half Price and Less. | II To-morrow at Flackson's Sale. | 11 It is in the policy of the " House of Flackson " that no | |i goods shall be carried over from season to season. We $ S prefer to sacrifice goods at the end-of-season, and thus Ug | i commence every new season with entirely new stocks. This > I | " Half-price and Less " clearance is in compliance with this | II policy. '; I'H Knitted Wool Costumes. Velour Coats. | I One big "clean-sweep" clearance of the balance The balance of our special Four-guinea line. | I of our Knitted Costumes. Heaps of styles to These are handsome coats, made in the best of 1 choose between, some with hip band on coats, English Velour Collars can be buttoned high i 1 others with long roll collars. Sizes S.W. and or worn open. Deep se-t sleeves. Oflours: Grey 1 W. Usual prices range from Four Guineas to Nigger and Mole. Wonderful value at Four j P Five pounds fifteen. Guineas. ill AH One Price to Clear, A O / l 0 Uear ' 42 A 1 ._i _ _r ii rt _• Clearance Of Costumes. I Knitted WOOllen Cardigans. In Gabardine and Serge. Sizes W. and o.s. 3$ Such a smart style, featuring the new long roll Those seeking a good serviceable costume are | H collar. There are two pockets in each cardigan. advised to inspect these. Only a few left. At | If The multi-colourings are exceptionally beautiful. Five Guineas they are good value. | \m Fifty shillings is the usual price. To Clear, OQ/C i 111 To Clear * 25/- I hi Gabardine and Serge Frocks. ! I ill Knitted WOOllen Cardigans. The entire balance of our Winter Frocks are i IB Similar in style to the above multi-coloured marked down to amazing bargain prices. The il Cardigans, but in plain colours: Fawn, Grey, styles are too numerous to describe. The I i Nigger, Sue, Almond-Usually Forty-nine and trimmings include embroidery braiding and _ six cable stitching. Many are half lined. There j \M ' rp 0 (_j car ct) a /__> are Nigger and Navy Gabardine Frocks, also gj ' «_4/ O some in Navy Serge. To Clear: i I . Velour Hate. • 42/-, 49/6, 69/6, 84A M Genuine Velours, in a splendid variety of shapes, Fur "NWkli»f « 1 including bucket and sailor. These Velours are n - „ «cv_6». § semi-trimmed with ribbon to tone. Colours L?n* ?,\ o1 ? **"*, CaP T e S t& T J iandsomel J ne . d li include Almond, Navy, Fawn, Rose, Jade- with silk brocade In Mole, Beaver, and Black 1 Usual prices from Two Guineas, upwards. Coney—Usually. Fifty Shillings up to Five II T " C,e "' 19/6 S ' One Price to Clear, 25/. .* ||| Trimmed Millinery. Velour Coats. I 1 Hats in every conceivable shape and colouring. Best English Velour, some with fur collars, others j| beautifully trimmed. No two alike. The usual fur trimmed, many embellished with cable stitches prices ranged up to as high as Seventy-five shil- ing. The new ruched collar featured on some. I lings. Every hat must be sold, hence the Colours: Fawn, Grey, Nigger and Navy— a drastic price reduction. Usually Eight Guineas. I All One Price, 21/* To C,ear ' £4/4/- • i The House g Ltd. I KARANGAHAPE ROAD, I KARANGAHAPE ROAD (between Queen and Pitt Street Intersections). : i ■ i** ——————————