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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 147, 23 June 1926, Page 13

REMNANTS I S To the value of £ISOO I [ WILL BE SACRIFICED I 1 mw* ON THURSDAY I 9 On Thursday we will clear the season's accumulation (§ g™ " KM 9 of Remnants in our Dress and Silk and Manchester 9 H Departments. No rapid mental calculations to make — H i all Remnants are marked in plain figures at the actual |j I clearance price which, in most cases, will be found to be B I BELOW Half Price. I i A.II OisDiaLveo on i Sa JL JL&iJI, JL .ML AtJ'i. i^(&„/&*L Jt- JICA V JL n I Special Tables—Ground Floor I I Thousands of Useful lengths of Serges, I I Tweeds, Worsteds, Velours, Flannels, I 1 Marocains, Jacquard, etc., etc. ■ I big bargains SILK AND velvet I HB m MILLINERY H I IN THE BASEMENT U SELL.NG AT 7/11 I M ON THURSDAY. 102-104-106. karancahape r?. Auckland. ON THURSDAY. M S "Your Money Goes Further at Bradstreets." k

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