! 'I Las* VJ^ee/r ! • at I I Oar Great Sale *_ j POSITIVELY CLOSES ON SATURDAY, j _ 2Jrrf OF JANUARY. _ ' /r /S PROVING AN EVENT THAT _ — WOULD BE HARD TO EQUAL. i 1 ~~ We tf>r pleased that our efforts to give the ~~ 1 public great savings on seasonable and house- 1 hold goods is meeting with such general — approval, as has been shown by the pheno- , ' menal sales of the past ten days. The stocks arc, in our judgment, the most , ' complete and choice you will find anywhere, — and the genuine reductions of 3/- to 10/- in J the £ have made the prices so little that | thousands of wise people have purchased, not __ only for their present needs, but have supplied ' their future wants. ' I Last Week of Sale. l _ _!_ Save While You May. _ i STOCKS REDUCED 3/- TO ! , 10/- /A THE £. 1 1 Ready-Money Store. J C 8782 J I— 1 — I 1 I I zz—!—m I I
I POINTERS ON THE RFIIMIMTY TRIAK gj 1. The 8 h.p. ROVER CAR used less petrol per mile than any H other car in the trials. El 2. The 8 h.p. ROVER CAR'S hill-climbing capabilities were H amply demonstrated by the fact that it climbed with ease U hills on which many 4-cylinder cars " stuck." |g 3. The 8 h.p. ROVER obtained more marks than any single- || cylinder car, any 2-cylinder car, and more than many ra 4-cylinder cars. H 4. The 8 h.p. ROVER won Ist prize in Class C for 10 h.p. U and under. H The 8 h.p. ROVER CAR. fitted lip completcTOthieoee*: , H mulatot and magneto-ignition, extra large- guig(J i 0 anteed to run 40 miles to 1 gallon of petrol, is r, £he most ' gj • perfect small car ever offered, and the body-work and finish si are superior to any car imported to New Zealand;" 3 .'!' , *' ;Li ' US It will climb anywhere, go anywhere, through anything, H any time. Si FOR SALE. —A 28 h.p. DARRACQ, with wind screen, cape ra hood ; condition as new. A bargain. g SOLE AGENTS: A. W. SMITH & SON I CENTRAL GARAGE, WORCESTER ST. B C 4207 , \
Tl *y Jfk TT 1 i i% O Chocolates Al LAd In Boxes „ C The latest in Up-to-date Confectionery. . 3 b Mixed Chocolates in all kinds of Pretty C b Fancy Boxes. C E They are pure, nutritious, and delicious. H h Stores and Confectioners, ? 5 3d., 6ff. and 1/- P C VISITORS' DAY. —Viaiton are welcome to look 3 r over the new ATLAS Factory, Dnndas Street, any "1 J - Thursday afternoon. g~ J N.B.—lf your grocer does not stock ATLAS BUcuits let tv C ■J know, and we will see you are supplied. ■!
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13329, 22 January 1909, Page 5
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