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GREAT NINE DAYS PRIOR TO STOCKTAKING SALE ARMY STORES 213 QUEEN STREET A FEAST OF BARGAINS. £2000 WORTH OF STOCK TO BE CLEARED IRRESPECTIVE OF COST. SEE WINDOWS ! Come inside for more and more Bargains. Sale Commences Thursday, May 7, and continues till Saturday, May 16 (both days inclusive). Mail Orders.—Please add at the rate of 1/6 in the £ to cover Postage during Sale. Address your Orders to MANAGER ARMY STORES, Box 810, AUCKLAND. GUM BOOTB. Canadian make. Heavy PULLOVER CYCLE LEGGINGB. Waterrubber used throughout. Cleated proor Japara. For farmers, dairycrepe sole, heavy block heel, strong men, cyclists, etc. sale Price, 6/9. Inside fabric. Worth 17/6. Sale PULLOVER CYCLE LEGGINGS. Same Price, 10/- pair. as above, in heavier quality. Sale DRILL LUMBER JACKETS. Made from Price, 8/- pair. heavy English drill. Very comfort- DOME MOTOR-CYCLE THIGH LEGable and warm, absolutely wind- GINGS. Made from specially proproof. Two pockets and elastic band cessed Canvas, waterproof. Strap at waist. Worth 14/6. Sale Price, for under boot and strap to fasten 9/e. ..... to trousers. Sale Price, 13/6 pair. MEN'S FELT HATS. Snap brim, latest LEATHER GAUNTLETS. For motorstyles and shades In brown, grey, cyclists, motorists. Finger style, real fawn and navy blue. Get one now. leather. Cufr.or coat can be tucked They won't last long at 2/6 each. Into end or glove. Sale Price, 8/6. MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS. White, with LEATHER HELMETS. For motorcoloured borders. Full size, 151n. cyclists. Fleecy lined and very warm x 15ln. Sale price: 2 for 4jd. , . and.comfortable to wear. Sale Price, LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS. Exceptional 6/6 each. value! Finely woven cotton, with ALL-WOOL TRAVELLING RUGS. Rospicot edges. Sale price; 6 for 4i<J. lynmake. Neat patterns and frilled GUEST TOWELS. Pure white, with ends - A heavy, serviceable Rug for red coloured borders. Beautirul, JJ»e car, camping, etc. Size 561n. x soft pile, and thoroughly absorbent. Brown or Grey. Sale Price, Size I4in. x 33in. Sale price: 4Jd. 13 /B each. BATH TOWELS. White. Has a thlcK, BLANKETS. All Wool, Grey, 581n. x heavy pile, with wonderrul drying 'fin- A good quality Blanket. For properties. Size 24in. x 50in. Worth _^ 7/ 1. 1 eaoh< 1/11 each. Sale price, 1/3. TOW o E t , 1 7 8- | trl P e(l ' « ooa "wearing, 461n. PYJAMA TROUBERS. All sizes. Good * jff 1,1 * 2/4 pafr " quality flannelette. Wonderrul buy- BRACES. Police and Fireman. Leather ing at 1/11 pair. ■ fastenings. Very heavy and strong MEN'S WORKING TROUSERS. Made «J"«»- Fu " slze - For *nd 3/f rom strong, hard-wearing- English ' •""'• tweed. Side and hip pockets, cuff HAIR CLIPPING MACHINES. English bottoms. Usually 14/6. Sale Price, make, with two extra combs and. 8/- pair. - •. - spring. Sale Prices: Men's, 6/6; MEN'S ALL WOOL RIBBED WORKING Ladies, B/6. SOX. Soft, pure wool. Best value in PRUNING SHEARS. Bin., solid steel. the Dominion. Worth 1/9 pair. Sale Worth 2/-. Now 1/-. price, 1/- pair. ~ SHEATH KNIVES. Sheffield, "BushRAINCOATS. Smartly cut from blue, man's Friend," with Leather Sheath, waterproor, felt-lined material, with 2/9. belt. A stylish coat for best wear. CUTTING-OUT SCISSORS. Bin., good Worth 35/-. For 22/6. quality steel. Sale Price, 8d pair. FLEECY LINED BINGLETS AND WIRE STRAINERS. Page's Pattern. UNDERPANTS. Heavy quality, very 18/6. s^^«s?^. «£■**■„ p 4T GH UNE - Itai,an ?ave BRIT.BH ELECTRIC TORCHES, focuslets, all sizes. 3/6. Underpants, ell in«» ler £ e head, nickelpiated sale Sizes, 3/6. Prices: 2-cell, 3/-; 3-cell, 4/6. FIRST-AID OUTFITS, comprising Roller P, S?_™K£S °, 8 ,, FO ?T PRI N ,7, Bandage, Safety Pins, tin or Zinc WRENCHES. Mill steel Jaws, will Ointment, tin of Boric Ointment, not scale. Sale Prices: 7in., 1/4; packets or Boric, White and Picric Bin., 1/11; 12in., 3/11; 141n., 4/9. Lint, and packet or Cotton Wool. ELECTRICIANS' PLIERS, insulated to Packed in handy pocket size tin. stand 5000 volts. Sale Prices: 6in., Sale Price 3d. 1/-j 7in,, 1/6; Bin., 1/11 pair. ELECTRIO BIKE LAMPS, with cycle ENGINEERS' PLIERS, chequered attachment, complete with Battery. handle and Wire Cutter. Sale Prices: Sale. Price 2/3. 6in., 1/-; 71n., 1/6; Bin., 1/11 pair. BATTERIES, single cell, English make. FENCING PLIERB. Six tools in one. 3d. each. iOiln. long, very strong, made from BLANKETS. All Wool, Grey* 3-size. tool steel. Cuts No. 8 wire. Sale A heavy, serviceable Blanket suit- Price, 4/11 pair. awe for Winter use. Sale Price, revolving LEATHER punch mmiZta fuaVi noii ■ luipn mimp PLIERB. Six-tube, all interchangeM^ N os> -?frm a^ l6 ' assorted sizes. For leather or an Jll sal*Ff?i£?"s/11 harness re P alr ' n S. sale Price. 3/3. KHAKI FLANNEL SHIRTS, with Collar. TIN SNIPS. Solid steel Oin. 2/9 pair. - Wonderfully hard wearing and very CREBCENT WRENCHES. Drop forged ■warm. One or our best sellers: All steel. Sale Prices: 61n., 2/3; 81n., sizes. Sale Price, e/11. 2/11; loin., 4/9; 12in., 6/8 each. " MEN'S BTRIPED PYJAMAS, made from SPRING BALANCES. Brass face, hook warm flannelette, roomy cut, and, and ring. Sale Prices: 251b., 6d; good wearing. Sale Price, 3/11 pair. 501b., 1/9; J ooib., 3/9 set. BOYS' NAVY BLUE SERGE SHORTS, HOLLOW PUNCHES. For punching strong English material, fully lined. leather. Clean cutters. I, 3-16, 6q; for school or best wear. Sale Prices: i, 5-16, fid; * ■ .'■:., Sizes 6-10, 3/11 pair; 4/8. HACKSAW blades. Sale Price: lOin., BOYS' GREY SHORTS, English TweWi 1/3 dozen. . ', fully lined. Will stantL-jplenty 6t HACKSAW FRAMES. Adjustable, coiriknocklng about. Sale Prices: 6-11, plete with Blade* Sale Price, 1/3. - 3/6; 12-16 3/11. PISTOL GRIP HACKSAWS. Will take HEAVY RIBBED MOSGIEL SOX. All any size Blade. Sale Price: CornWool. One of our best-known lines. plete with, Blade, 2/3. Sale Price. 3 pair, for S/3. STEEL SPOKESHAVES—I /3 each. OILY CANVAB COATS, made from BTEEL BLOCK SMOOTHING PLANES. Heavy Proored Japara.. Has shoulder Size 6in. long, liin. blade. 2/9 ea. cape, inside shoulder lining, storm BTILLSON WRENCHES. Milled steel cuffs, and flap to rasten over front. Jaws. Every Wrench guaranteed. Will keep, you dry in any weather. Bin., 2/3; lOin., 3/6; 141n., 673; Sale Price, 28/6. *81n., 6/9. WAIKATO WINTER SHOW HAMILTON, Tuesday, May 26, to Wednesday, June 3, 1936 Entries Close MONDAY, MAY II Write or Call for Prize List Wm. H. PAUL, Sec, P.O. Box 91, Hamilton A SURE WINNER IN PRINT POPULAR RAILWAYS MAGAZINE Every month the contents of this national magazine are as bright as the scenic coloured cover. The features are planned to please the whole public—and they succeed, as the ever-increasing sales prove. Leading New Zealand writers give their best in prose and verse. It is always a case of "something to read" in any mood. The romance of New Zealand in history and scenery; thrilful stories, humorous sketches, helpful notes and comments for women; chats on books and authors; masterful reviews of sport; plenty of illustrations—an average of 60 per issue. An ideal magazine to send to friends overseas. £cL- You will like the May issue £d. (At book shops and news agencies.)

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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 106, 6 May 1936, Page 16

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