Special Concession For One Week Only LUMINIUM AUCEPANS With an Order for £2 or More Worth of Other Goods from any Department. These Aluminium Saucepan* are excellent value at 15/6, but at a Special Attraction for one week we will .apply a Complete Set of Four Saucepans for 8/11, to those who order £2 or more worth of other goods from any department in our warehouse or catalogue. The Saucepan* come from ane of the leading English manufacturers, and are made of the highest grade metal, which it guaranteed not to pit. Being stamped, not spun, these Saucepans are the same gauge throughout, and therefore extra hard ao that they cannot be easily dented. The rolled edge also makes them firm. Supplied with domed lids. Order at Once, as this Special Concession holds good only until Friday, September 11. Farmers' Trading Co., Ltd Corner Hobson St. and Wyndham St. RESULT OF Children' Essay Competition The following awards have been made for the best Essays on the Pictures of the "Romance of America," exhibited in our Warehouse during the visit of the American Fleet:— First Prize, £3 Cash. Constance Soljak (aged 13), 39, Anglesea Street, Ponsonby. Second Prize, £2 Cash. * Phoebe Norris (aged 14), 4, Ligar Street, Grafton, Auckland. Third Prize, £1 Cash. Lois Randrup (aged 11), Epworth Avenue, Royal Oak. N Two Prizes of 10/- each. Margaret Shaw (aged 11), 30, Shelly Beach Road, Ponsonby. John W. Bartram (aged 12), " Westbury," Rewhiti Avenue, Takapuna. Fountain Pena Awarded to the following:— Bartrum, Margaret P., 7, Rewhiti Avenue, Takapuna. Bull, Stanley F., Marne Avenue. Mount Albert. Bridget-, Alan, Louvain Street, Whakatane. f Burke, Jean, 2i, Spring Street, Morningside. Burls, Rene, 90, Esplanade Road, Mount Eden. Burle, Ida, 20, Esplanade Road, Mount Eden. Burnet, Joyce, 33, Kelmarna Avenue, Heme Bay. Clement, Dorothy, "Weerwood," Manukau Road, Avondale. Duffey, Jim, Prospect Road, Glen Eden. _, Hedlund, Hinemoa, 26, John Street, Ponsonby. T~ Hirst, Alice, Kauri, Whangarei. s'• Jarret, Maile, 1, Truro Road, Edendaie. j£"i Jefferson, N. ft., 53. Wellington Road, Marton. & Johnson, Trevor, 32, Queen Street, Devonport. *" Johnatone, Molly, 61, Selwyn Street, Onehunga. Jonas, Nancy, "Althorne." Bennet Street, Paeroa. Keyte, Cordon, Arthur Street East, onehunga. Lord, Norma, 10, Coyle Street, Edendaie. Lowe, Mervaline, care Mrs. Hilton, Great North Road, Avondale. McDonald, Ellen, 33, Burwood Crescent, Remuera. McLachlan, Agnes, 59, Selwyn Street, Onehunga. Shuttleworth, G., Huapai. Sims, F., corner Richardson Road, Mount Albert. Soljak, Laurence, 39, Anglesea street, Ponsonby. Wade Mary, 15 Grand View Road, Remuera. Warren, Phyllis, 37, chamberlain Avenue, Mt. Eden. Wataon, Mabel, 2, Truro Road, Edendaie.
for and here's why Sooner than sell small quantities for high prices we prefer to sell big quantities for LOWER-THAN-ELSEWHERE PRICES ! Immense shipment just landed. Inspection invited. PILLOW CASES V 3, 3/6 each. . Hemstitched Pillow Cases—2/11, 3/6, 3/11, 4/3 each. EMBROIDERED BEDSPREADS Shams to match. One spread and one pair -i w » th Pillow Shams to match. One spread and one pair - of shams. " , """" Size 90m. x I OOin.—George Court's Price., 62/6, 65/6, 70/-, 98/6, 134/6 per set. bize 90m. x 108m.—George Court's Prices, 86/6, 136/6, ISO/- per set. EMBROIDERED DUCHESSE AND SIDEBOARD RUNNERS Size 12in. x 45in. George Court's Prices, 2/9, 3/3, 3/11, 4/3, 4/6, 5/11 each. Size 12in. x 54in.—-George Court's 1 4/9, 8/3 each. Size I4in. x 54in.—George Court's Prices, 4/6, 4/11, S/3, 7/6 each. Size I4in. x 63in.—George Court's Prices, 5/6, 5/11 each. EMBROIDERED DUCHESSE SETS George Court's Prices, 4/9, 5/6, 10/6, 13/6, set. Embroidered Cosy Covers—George Court' Prices, 2/9, 2/11, 3/3, 3/6 each. Embroidered Pillow Shams—George Court's Prices, 3/11, 4/6, 5/6, 7/6, 7/11, 10/9, 13/6 each. VI EMBROIDERED AFTERNOON I TEA CLOTHS fc Size 3 2 in. x 3 2 in.—George j£- Court's Prices, 3/11, 4/11, 9/6 ~ —ch. Size 36in. x 36in.—George Court's Prices, 4/6, 5/6, 14/9, 16/6, 35/- each. Size 45in. x 4 5 in.—Georg Court's Prices, 10/6, 12/6, 25/-, 28/6 each. GROUND FLOOR. Silk and Oriental Braid Medallions, popular smart shapes in endless variety, in all the newest colourings. Splendid values George Court's Prices, 4 Id, 7Jd, 1/-, 1/6|, 1/11, 2/11, 3/6, to 4/11 each. EYE-OPENER BARGAINS To-morrow's "EYE-OPENER." A Very Smart Ribbon Hat fop Ladies.—This Is procurable In a good range of Bhot colourings In Navy Shot, Brown, 6axe, Fawn, and Mauve. A very smart useful Hat for morning wear. Usually 13/6—George Court's Eye-opener Price, 8/11. Maids' Cotton Crepe Nightdress Lengths, traced In pretty designs, good quality Crepe, 2 h yards long; pretty shades of Sky, Lemon, Hello, Vleux Rose, Baxe, Pink, etc. Usually 3/11 George Court's Eye-opener Price, 2/10 each. s» tin is GEORGE COURT sstisssz K&TAJuiaWe Rsad\ ♦ Auckland SIDEBOARD CLOTH / by the yard. I2in. wide—l/ 9 y»«*1 6in. wide—2/3 yard. 1 Bin. wide—2/6 yard. BED VALANCE by the yard. 20in. wide—l/ 61 yard. 22in. wide—2/6 yard. WE PAY POSTAGE GROUND FLOOR. 20-inch Organdie Flouncing*, in very dainty shades of pink lavender, lemon, and pale blue, prettily embroidered in self colours. Suitable for children's frocks, etc. George Court's Prices, 3/9 and 4/3. Also same colours in voile at 4/9 per yard. Kare34U}aktu>e Roa*i £ SONS-LTD. Auckland
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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 212, 8 September 1925, Page 15
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