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Schneideman Suits, £5 V. to Measure. (Ad.)j City Council to-night. , Daffodil Day to-morrow. ! Tofua leaves Suva to-day for Auck« land. Acclimatisation Societies' Conference] sitting at Wellington. The Australians made 274 and Eng« land have lost one wicket for 38 in thai match at Folkstone. Concluding day of the Marton races to-day. Yesterday there was a totalii gator decrease of £5000. Kaiapoi arrived this afternoon from Newcastle. Marama sails at 3 p.m. to-morrow for Sydney. A van driver was sent to gaol to-day for nine months for failure to account to his employer for moneys collected. Sales on 'Change to-day: War Loan! 4} per cent (1938), £96 12/6; Colonial Sugar, £55 5/; Kawarau, 2/9, 2/10, 2/8 and 2/7; Grand Junction, 2/9. Andrew Duncan, who started thieving from boardinghouses after serving a three • years' sentence, was sent to gaol to-day for a further 12 months. Maoris at Kopuarahi, on the Haurak? Plains, had to be overawed by a show of force last week-end owing to their objection to the removal of typhoid patient. Auckland motor traders consider that) the Government's new motor car duties are intended for revenue producing purposes and will not have marked effect on the course of trade. Lengthy statement in House by Prime Minister yesterday outlining his views on the attitude for New Zealand to adopt on matters which he is likely to be called upon to discuss at the Imperial Conference. Don't miss to-morrow's Great Clearance Sale of most beautiful fur coats and furs. Red and nigger brown natural Mongolian foxes, skunk etoles, chokers, and other furs to be sacrificed from 30/. —Empire Furriers, opp. Town Hall.—(Ad.) Cut glass pepper and salt shakers, usually 3/6, centre bargain price for Thursday 1/ each, at David Silk' 3 two jewellery stores, Queen Street.—(Ad.) The locality plan of the last city beach in the Heme Bay die* trict will appear in next Saturday's issue of the "Star"—look out for it. Ad. Don't miss to-morrow for securing a fur coat or fur at your own price at the Empire Furriers, opp. Town Hall. —(Ad.): We have a few exceptionally beautiful fur coats that, are absolutely reliable, and we are prfTpared to reduce prices considerably.—Melba Fur. Co., opposite Smith and Caughey.—(Ad.) Silver-plated cake baskets. Usually 25/ and 30/. Centre bargain price for Friday; 12/6 David Silk's two Jewellery Stores, Queen Street.—(Ad.) Broadway, Newmarket, still the scene of lively operations. X.X.'s first winter clearance sale draws big crowds. —(Ad.) , Don't mise to-morrow's Great Clearing Sale at the Empire Furriers, opp. Town Hall.—(Ad.) Cheap fresh and smoked fish at Mnnro Bros., Ltd., Municipal Fish Market, Customs Street West.— (Ad.) , Experience everywhere proves that Hall's Wine does good from the first; dose.—(Ad.) Model House: Friday's attraction^ Lykasylk Princess slips, newest shades, special price 4/11. Barton Walker Ltd. Ad Bridegrooms will find worthwhile advice on page'B of this paper.—(Ad.) Don't miss to-morrow's wonderful opportunity of securing a genuine fur or fur coat for a third of original value.— Empire Furriers, opp. Town Hall.— (Ad.)' Have you seen the diamond rings selling at half-price at David Silk's two » Jewellery Stores, Queen Street.—(Ad.) Don't miss the Fur Sale of the eeason to-morrow. All fure and fur coats at give-away prices.—Empire Furriers, opp» Town Hall.—(Ad.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 208, 2 September 1926, Page 1
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