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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 174, 25 July 1928, Page 19

I FINAL I H '>11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111,1,,,, I | Here is just a Tiny Idea of what I p is going on at this, the Most Enor- I §| mous Clearance known in the I M annals of New Zealand retail trade. I I Ladies' Raincoats I I Art. Silk. Really smart good*, light in texture, still comfort- H M able and well proofed. Will resist lots of rain. The shades are: H B Almond, grey, cedar, and mahogany. H I Sizes 40 to 48—Usually 32/6 | A ft* I I TO CLEAN UP: 13/0 I I LADIES' ART. SILK VESTS and I I PRINCESS PETTICOATS — Odd I 3 Lots, Mostly Samples, from which 5 I you may have your choice, at I I Half the Marked Price I I <w SHEETING ■*« I ■ White Wigan Twill, extra heavy, no dressing, lovely finish. A fttj ffl splendid wearing line— H ■ 54-inch—Usually 1/9. For J yard. Ej R 70-inch—Usually 2/3. For yard. E ■ 80-inch—Usually 2/11. For 1/H yard. k I MEN'S SHIRTS I I Neglige; collar to match; reinforced; fast dye stripes on light H H grounds. All sizes. B I Usually 5/11 each. Q/Ql I I TO CLEAN UP: 3/ <>2 1 1 MEN'S TROUSERS 1 H Dark Grey English Tweed; cuff bottoms, side and hip pockets; H best make and finish. _ I The lowest trade price is 7/| 1 I 13/6. TO CLEAN UP: j/ 11 I COTTON CREPE | 30-inch. A grand cloth in every respect; nicely finished, fact K dye. A big range of shade*; good weight, splendid wear. H TO CLEAN UP: per doz. C/Q I Usually 9d. yard. D/U I lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllrilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll g CLEAN UP | Lease Ends 18th August I lIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIII jjj Ladies' Art Silk Hose | Pull length of leg, nicely fashioned and finished. Most of the 1 prevailing shades; fast dye. One of the many wonders. H Usually 2/11 pair. lin 1 flggr TO CLEAN UP: */«> 1 I SILK—36 in. CHARMELINE I A Silk of distinction. Lowly shades, greatly varied; the very I best of dye. A texture suited to the present modes of frocks, ffl jumpers, etc. g Usually 6/11 yard. 0/11 § gggr TO CLEAN UP: 3/1 i 1 WRITING PADS E The "King" "School," "King of All." 100.pages in .each; all I good bank paper, highly finished. 1 TO CLEAN UP: 3 for 1/-1 Gramophone Records I The Popular " Parlophone"—Hundreds of thousands already soldA few thousands more to sell. A nice range of items still remain. Usually 5/-, etc. 1 / EST TO CLEAN UP: */** Dinner Services Now here is something quite out of the extraordinary. Goods by famous John Maddocks & Sons, Ltd, Royal Vitreous," the new Octagon shape, plain white super china. Usually 59/6 set. OQ/fi |gp TO CLEAN UP: WP LADIES' GLOVES High-grade Kid, with fancy semi-gauntlets; extremely high-class goodsf All sises, skin fitting. All the favourite tones: Dove, fawns, pastels, etc. . _ Usually 10/11 pair. C/1 1 TO CLEAN UP: 21— Hart's Barilla Soap One of the most favoured lines in oar enormous Toilet Section. Usually 1/- bar. OID jgr TO CLEAN UP: <>2 HARTS NfABCILCL^