OUR FIRST ANNUAL SALE GEO. J. BROWNE, Ltd. IRONMONGERY At Bargain Prices. "-•- MR. MOTORIST! InT lit GALVANISED FLEXIBLE nJfcJI" /" f f • STEEL WIRE TOW ROPE. WW -— "^Sjff r *9&s Gapping 18ft. long, firmly bound, X^. — ■=£& l %m . ■ • and fitted with steel sheave. ' __.__.__' __„«_.__ §L Ttl Machine 6 Tons Breaking Strain. PYREX WARE. 9k %&* Rrvttl*. SPECIAL PRICE: Divided Dish—Usually 8/6. ' WKfiILV and 1 Gross -J ._ %fi «. . - Biscuit Pans; small size—Usually Ca P" • Worth 10/6. 5/. # Now o/n ■ I fflri for Be Early to Secure Yours! Biscult Pang; ,__-. , ize _ l j^ ■ 111 6/6 . 8 / 6 -' N^s/n ■P I 111 1. ' ENGLISH Round Casserole—Usually 10/-. H ill Ilk CAPS ' ENAMEL KETTLES. Now g/3 WB tl!IIIf» 1/3 Gross. A limited quantity below Ramkins, Custard Cups, cappers, cost - 2/- Each - 1/3 i/9d Each. Hexagon Tart Plate—4/9 . ' ' ■■"-.' BIG REDUCTIONS, All Others Reduced 3/- in the £. HA.RCUPPERS-U.u- ■ . ""^V » ,,y5/ - l i ow 2/11 __ -gr— 2/6 3/6 4/3 5/6 Ladies, don't miss this! '*%2%!& '' \ WIRE DOOR MATS . ._J___r^ w * 23in. x 13in. Q/fi Now 1/6 SAWS—-To Clear at A/g 15/-. To Clear: Q/£2 ELECTRIC RADIATORS —British i -; ; —— Tongs, Poker, Brush and Shovel. made-Usually 25/-. Now .6/6 gEAR& JACKSON ALL- GR£EN BONE, CUTTERS-Usually EWBANK CARPET SWEEPERS— SERVICE. SAW — 7/(j £6/5/> Poultry- -Now QA7 UsuaUy 34/-. Now 29/6 A real 8nlp " • men your opportunity. »7U/ " SPRING SPARK GUARDS—Pro- HACKSAW FRAMES. Pistol MAKE YOUR PRIMUS A RANGE tect your home—Usually 32/6. grip. Bargain — O/O The camping For OO /£ Now 26/6 -/V, season: is at hand. **£tl \J GARDEN TOOLS. FULL SIZE AXE, fi/fi BALANCE-Household, y weigh AT THE RIGHT PRICE! Only V/D 5/Parke's Long-handle Shovels—s/- THREE-QUARTER A/Q :'" __. ' ■• ■__ Strong Weed Forks—gd. AXE,. Only ~■# •* f GEM IRONS, ]/Q Ladies' Lolg-handle Spade—Usually B necessity^ Ladies*-. Digging Forks — Usually 1 GIRDLE' _1 /1 1 7/6. Now 5/6 .-.■•■ ff| $fH|lf *" ••/■"■.•V.:.' IRONS, **/ * X Rake'Headronly-1/- * 111 1f iW \ CUTLERY. Long-handle Hoes—2/3 llHl I iHH ~ ■-"■■" a-'Vi"' tt 11 *o w Skelton'. Spades— Canteen Cutlery—Usually £9. Now 00 "- 0 v-r : '~2.";': i _ £5/19/6 7/6 7/9/8/3 9/- " ENGLISH Sheffield Knives— Strong^Spades—2/9 w, A, AI ITMITJIITM Table-^lO/fi"naif-dozen. Heavy Digging Forks; 5r P rpng^-5/^.•?? ' | ALUMINIUM. - vi, '- v :*£-.>_;. „,: Light Digging Forks; ~?'." .. , get of Fou _ f Dessert—9/6half-dp«n. Farmer.* Hay Forks—2/3 SAUCEPANS. Stainless Dessert Spoons — From ," Now9/6a»ail/6 5/6 ha. f dozen. Success Garden Spray Pumps—27/6. . . ; KETTLES. Stainless Dessert Forks — From ~: _ LAWN MOWERS. ? Pints: 2 3 4 5/6 half dozen. I2in.il , ■■■ Were 7/6 9/- 10/6 E.P. ■ Hsh Eaters — Usually 15/-. 47/6 52/6 ■ Now 5/6 7/3 8/6 Now 7/6 GRASS fit afl E « ? re v^P Ua^ y J N ?7 size machines. 6/6 S SaP° aP Boxe —B d "~ * ■-.:•••-■:• -, OAP ;:• ":>. '■ ■ ■ Toilet Holders—Od 7 / 6 - Now 4/6 QUALITY GARDEN HOSE— * ohm no —j, / 50ft, complete €%/& J*Uy Moulds — Sets of 4, Hunters' Knives—A Bargain at 3/-. with g:,f. ; -i g/jffi- •.: lid Russel's Butchers' Knives; siin 2/-. 'e P P>T C nf\f\ T\ " Stron * Teapots — Price.: Sets Carvers; stainless—l 9/6 SPORTbUyUUa J 5/6 and 6/6 Each - E.P. Soup Spoons —Usually 40/-. at Greatly Reduced PriCpS. " : Heavy Gauge Preserving Now 29/6 S?f ket M^?oJ^■'■•«r^^V^ n *- P«— lOin. I2in. J3in. Fruit Server. — 27/6. Now 17/6. 50/-. 6/910/615/6 3/6. Now 2/9 Tennis Racquets; top grade., L-ast Pudding 1/9, Bums Pattern Bread Saw, Only 2/-. year's stock,vnew,season s gut. In j/ *ir „;..-... ... n TT „ r i. J'** - cl-.i.' •»•*//•' :'•: - ' ' 3 ' . . -Hollow-ground Razor. — Usually perfect 37/6 - ; Now 1/- 1/3 2/6 .6/6. Now 4/Golf Balls; repaints — \ /_. Each.« Steamer and Saucepans — „, . ¥ Tenni. Balls; practice. New'sea- ■ Usually 25/6. Now 17/6 Iron; two years guar.ons—2/4 Pair. I _jl—J antee —l2/6 , 'SPECIAL REDUCTIONS ON ALL BUT STANDARD LINES AT GEO. J. BROWNE, Ltd. CORNER QUEEN AND WELLESLEY STS. All the Hits from "VIENNESE NIGHTS' '"..;.. all the entrancing tunes|inspired by gay Vienna are recorded for you on ■■:„. Columbia AIW OJ> THE LONG LIFE RECORD /gß\ i_E_Kßiio ft»^B_\ l l L' i>° x 167—12-inch, 6/.. !Bj*HP "VIENNESE NIGHTS" WALTZES, T^LMF/ •_ fc -r a iirr in Two Parts. Introducing "I VA I rJ'K Bring a Love Song," "Goodbye, -'-■■•S*as iZ+ DlK * lft ™ My Love," "You Will Remember 2/6 RECORDS ~'T"a-i i- o—-. ; DO 298 — 10-inch, 4/G 21000 — 10-inch, 2/6. '- I BRING A LOVE SONG (Foxtrot). YOU WILL REMEMBER VIENNA: TOEN YOU'LL REMEMBER (Waltz) 1 BRING A LOVE SONa Paul Specht and his Orchestra. . Gerald Adams, Tenor. DO 370 — 10-inch, 4/-. , .-.'< I BRING A LOVE SONG. G 20870 — 10-inch, 2/6. s YOU WILL REMEMBER VIENNA. ;> 1 BRING A LOVE SONG (Foxtrot). Uyton and Johnstone (Vocal). YOU WILL REMEMBER VIENNA Hear these Columbia and Regal Records. Wonderful Music — Superbly Recorded. Denza Dance(Ban£ These Dealer, will Gladly Play Them Over for You. G 20981 —10-inch, 2/6 ' FARMERS' TRADING CO., LTD.,' Hobson Street; JOHN «;«..l-..' COURT, Queen Btreet; CHAB. BEGG 4 CO., LTD., "VIENNESE NIGHTS" MEDLEY, in - Customs Street East: CADDELL'B, LTD., Queen's Arcade, Two Parts. u . Queen Street; ARTHUR EADY, LTD., 112, Queen Street; ...,., LEWIS EADY, LTD., 182, Queen Street, and at Hamilton. Midnight Minstrels. ~„ . . . (.-.■• t : "• Wholesale Agents: I ARTHUR H. NATHAN, LTD., -—— „ I Customs Street East, Auckland.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 202, 27 August 1931, Page 16
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