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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 289, 7 December 1933, Page 17

WE STILL WANT CASH! £3000 New Seasons Slock £3000 MUST BE SACRIFICED Another BIG BARGAIN DAY To-morrow SALE PRICES FURTHER REDUCED j 11/IFM'C U7FAD SPECIAL VALUE! LADIES' WEAR. .liXr 4 :,, • c«,», Lot I— MEN'S WELTED SHOES. 36-inch BROCADED ART. SILK. KAIAPOI ALL - WOOL SWIM English and Colonial makes. Over All shades fifcD yard. ' SUITS, elastic knit qr sun M 200' pairs to be sacrificed! Tan Wil- 3? .__£ — SS Ca p' Black . Box Calf - Glace 20 ORGANDIE EVENING AND ODDMENTS SUPER QUALITY p.nk. %% /_ SPRING KNIT SWIM g ||.# Sizes andhalf sizes from sto, ~ white, apr.cot *^/_ SUITS ,aw * Shoes Usually Retailed 22/6 to ART. SILK SCARVES |||D AMERICAN COAT «» /«_ 29 / 6 - To Clear at «Jg / pair. * & SHIRTS, new colours 20' 9 * _?/ JAP. SILK, 21-inch, yard. 200 Dozen Aborted WIDE-END -4S PAIRS OF MEN'S assorted colours * TlES—Usually 1/11 to 3/6. SHOES. Black, Tan ffl|/tfL CARPET SLIPPERS, <g /fa pair. To Clear: %/% each, 3 for jys or patent. AH sizes. ____ W sizes 6 and 7 */ W A /3» ■" men's All-rubber A/fo 36-mch iweedeite, ffi-^-Dyard. WHITE FANCY WEAVE SLEEVE- SHOES. Black or tan. ™ Aeck patterns CT LESS PULL-OVERS, |/|| ,100 Pairs Oddments in TENNIS LINEEN SMOCKS, all 2/fiA contrast necks **■ SHOES,; Men's, Women's or chil- shades JP' , W „_,, ! .„„... D .. dren's. Every size «- A« <| KNIT S ILK BLOOMERS' assorted Oddments ,n SHIRTS, Poplins, ■ A/ A A shades f . ir Camfefic. J/4 3 for I©/- We Have 300 SUITS TO CLEAR, */^ __ so we are giving, absolutely Free, JVVO-PIECE RAYON FROCKS, DEFIANCE PYJAMAS, _■/« f SILK-LINED "ALLENBY" FELT sk __ • t **©/„; SM M.OS Jl/Al. HATS, value 15/6, with all "KAIA- *y,.pink, apricot. jL^g/^ —- — 1 POI" WORSTED SUITS, latest gree " P — SILK AND COTTON FANCY SQX. cutß and shades, «-9J __ / ALL-RUBBER SAND SHOES, crepe »D pair, 4 pairs for 2/6 all sizes ** j)*." sole - Blue or red ' eve ?X size- ; ... :' 9 '' -■ ''..'. . " or ENGLISH 20oz. NAVY SERGE British made _%/H A "KAIAPOI," "MOSGIEL," "ROS- SUITS, D.B. lapel, well cut and J ; . . LYN," WORSTED WOOL SOX— finished, all sizes K@/„j FULL FASHIONED ART. SILK ■- 11 /_ _ - : 3 pairs for C/_ ,| * HOSE, assorted shades 4b /.fflk A/ A A :»/•» ENGLISH TWEED 3-PIECE SUITS, MiJ^p ODDMENTS SAMPLE PYJAMAS, dark or mid grey or Range of SAMPLE CORSETS and Poplins, ToWlco, etc. fA A ™" BELTS— From /f « JW/' 25 (only) ALL-WOOL WORSTED _*/_.& ** > ■■ ■■ ■ f .■'■'. ' ■'. ' i ■ ... i SUITS, assorted shades, sizes 3, 4, _ "TOBRALCO," "POPLIN" and 5 only 9A/4& ODDMENTS OF CELANESE AND "DURO" SHIRTS,, with collar. * 39/® FUJI SILK VESTS, BLOOMERS, #_ « 3 for <*_/ = — SLIPS, NIGHTS.— 6/11 TWO-PIECE SPORTS SUITS, HALF MARKED PRICES. And a Tie FREE with every Shirt. 4fl-l m 29-inch FUJI SILK, _«D yard. FUJI SILK NEGLIGE, TENNIS, TENTS—SPECIAL VALUE! frocks CANOE OR COAT J& IK t 6ft. x Bft. TENT, with 9ft. x 9ft. FLORAL RAYON vanshifts <&/ a a fly> 3ft . wa u s> comp i ete A} /_ ° u » st y leß S/Il RAILWAY CORD OR COTTON Ml &i m ______ SADDLE TWEED WORK TROU- Price list of all designs on 36-inch FLORAL *^2 D yardSERS £/|| 3 pairs 20/- application. WINCEYETTE "/■*'* ___ NAVY "VICUNA" SERGE SUITS, FLORAL PRINTS, B» »-D yard. FINE SERGE TROU- %AI _\ all B ' 2cs _l®/- 29 - inch _? , SERS, all sizes Afifr/ir _W I 36-inch RAYON, all H|D yard. ODDMENTS SPORTS tt/£ J ENGLISH SPORTS COATS, small co i our . /* TROUSERS 9{9 check patterns \_\JW 'KANEBO' 5000 HEAVY-WEIGHT KAIAPOI OR ROSLYN ALL- , — FUJI SILK, _ /__ yard. WOOL SPORTS TROUSERS, tun- 4 (only) GENT.'S ALL-LEATHER Under Half Price: *#■§ nels andpleats. 20-inch _» _,1 _\ nVERCOATS ££ FuH Fashioned ART. <*/® bottoms ■* w ! SILK HOSE *** NAVY "VICUNA" ; TRAVEL- HEAVY . WEIGHT COLOURED' SERGE TROUSERS *WP "NG RUGS, 76x56 £ puJI SJLK BLOOMERS «/« « SNAP BRIM FELT /<g <f — prvvg, lxyF A d HATS 3'** BOYS WEAK. 36-inch CASEMENT CLOTH, all KAIAPOI OR ROSLYN ALL- KAIAPOI ALL-WOOL SHIRTS, ahadeß «D yard. WOOL SPORTS ■'■:..;.•:> J small sizes only 1/© .COATS- _____ r.- -■•#y/fP-. ',- ! FLORAL PRINT OR, /f « ODDMENTS BETTER QUAttTY " ■ 0^? e S tß ei n ,T,^ TW,LL *_f FUJI FROCKS CQ/AM. SPORTS TROUSERS, Worsted* or POPLIN SHIRTS, all _\l§ 36-lnch FLORAL 'VTrASIL' ART. Woreted(Flannels % $k Jtf% '■ SILK, assorted shades and designs. ■ - , .-,K-r.:. -■■. ■■-:■■ a<g/HP ALL-WOOL SCHOOL STOCK- — / yard. ATHLETIC SINGLETS, mesh or INGS, coloured tops 1/S f_______. plain. _p each, 3 for _/- _ COTTON FUJI NIGHTS. -» /(fe «y ■ 7 WINCEYETTE OR FLANNEL- SWW OS "■*/ "* S^S^S^" m 1/, ETTE PYJAMAS 3-/6 -MANCHESTER. BRITISH MADE INTERLOCK SUN HELMETS, grey. _/£ _?__*?*_ **L # A ATHLETIC SINGLETS OR ELAS- brown or crash */ uouole _)/^ fe TIC TOP TRUNKS. *ft /_L j . ROUGH SERGE GREY WORSTED —^— 1 ■ „ _______ ■■- OR TWEED SHORTS _. fit HQRROCKSES' PILLOW CASES, "LOCKNIT" ART.. SILK ATH. \ \ 3'* U^7. P 6 /' d ° Zem | LETJC SINGLETS--Usually 3/11 ATHLETIC SINGLETS— ~' ." -'''■■--'* '' ■ ■ ' . —~ ■__■ ____. --;§■>:>■-»/« %%%!£% WH,TE T |7H MEN'S INITIAL g_D. ALL-WOOL TWEED SUITS, sizes —— HANDKERCHIEFS _ __ 3, 4, 5,6, 7, 8„ 16 ___IJL WHITE HONEYCOMB _\j^ ROSLYN ALL-WOOL STRIPED ° ■ -_ \ "___ ___Hg \ __— BLAZERS. FUJI SILK TENNIS OR «_ /_ <T COLOURED TURKISH fl /^ New patterns. ______ CANOE SHIRTS j/II TOWELS. 48 ,24 */ *» LUYISCA NEC. (with collar) or ALL-WOOL SWIM SUITS. <_> /_C FINLAY'S PURE COTTON SHEETS j ,C,QATSHIRTS. ..White or coloured, j Oddments. ■'■■■MtJ%M Single 6/SJ Double „S / 6 &__ti^_^__! l «_K*"_Jk!J_f_r JERSEYS, Polo collar, -with Tie. HEAVY ALL-WOOL TRAVEL•cSfiic Red, bxown, navy, £awn _/* f , LING RUGS, Ideal present— 3far-a^/-g_f_?, ;■ , 1/11 Usually 69/6. HALF PRICE. ALL-WOOL TRAVELLING RUG, size 76 x 56, for with ANY TENT SOLD DURING SALE! r ' "" Send for, Price List. PAITEMATA TRADING _h HOBSON STREET, AUCKLAND, €.1. Lay-By System at Sale Prices. Postage Extra. ___M_^_JBS__9S*JNIPH^

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