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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 100, 1 May 1933, Page 10

II ll'li illll'iHlllHlll —II —lIW—IWHWII—UIM—■■' show you how to save again / of surplus Mr MILL STOCK to ' 3SOOyds of a 2/9 Yard quality in ALL-WOOL FLANNEL :-\ for II 'HI ■■■ ' ''■ . • i - • Starts To- m o rro w! This is a heaveii-sent opportunity 4 for women who want to prepare their menfolk for the cold weather with warmer shirts, undershirts, etc* Every yard in this offer represents surplus stock from one of our recently closed mills, and it's too big a quantity to have indefinitely- on our shelves. We'd rather have the money it represents, and as we couldn't get the full value quickly enough, we're sacrificing it for nearly 1/- per yard ■'. less than usual! Shades: Light grey, pink, Shetland, natural. 27in. wide. Usually 2/9 yard. Sale Price, 1/lli yard. WE OFFER PRACTICAL PROOF OF THE QUALITY The quality of this AH-Wool Flannel can best be judged by seeing a SHIRT made from.it six months ago. This Shirt has" been in continuous hard use ever since,: and iits appearance and condition to-day are as good as ever. We hope to have the pleasure of showing you this sample to-morrow. Macky, Logans (In Liquidation), .■•"- Darby, Elliott, Victoria Streets. No Mail Orders.