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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21085, 9 February 1934, Page 4

The FARMERS' announce that the . . • LIQUIDATION SALE of the stock of the IDEAL STORES definitely closes FRIDAY, FEB. 16th n All goods further reduced to clear. ■ CROCKERY OUT GLASS WATER GOBLETS.— Usually 4/9 i doz. NOW 2/4 J doz. CUT GLASS TUMBLERS.—U suaIIy STRONG WHITE STONE CUPS.—Usually 6/6 doz. NOW 3/10 doz. CUT GLASS PICKLE JARS.—Usually 1/9 each NOW 1/1 each DECORATED ENGLISH SUPPER SETS.—Usuall;- 7/6 NOW 4/3 GREEN HEXAGONAL TEAPOTS— Usually 1/1J NOW *■*> SPECIAL OFFER! 500 TEASETS, 18 Pieces, to go at Cj CL Set (4 Decorations to Choose From) «#/ V ■ KITCHEN BARGAINS EXTRA MINCER KNIVES .. NOW 2d TIN KETTLES NOW 1/2 GALVANISED BUCKETS .. • - - • NOW 1/FOOD COVERS .. NOW, each 3d, 4d, 9d KITCHEN STEELS NOW XIALUMINIUM PRESERVING PANS . NOW 5/COTTON GLOVES .. NOW 2 PairsJor lid EGG BEATERS NOW 3d REDUCTION IN "JUDGE" WILLOW PATTERN ENAMELWARE. 14in FRY PANS NOW 3 ' 6 ALARM CLOCKS HOUSEHOLD SCALES ENAMEL SAUCEPANS CONCRETE SAFE BUTCHERS' KNIVES NOW 8/ NOW 5/6 NOW 1 NOW 95, NOW 1 ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS, 50 W. English. NOW 1/3 ■ FOR YOUR GARDEN GARDEN RAKES, Handled ~.. NOW, each 1 GRASS SHEARS NOW, each 1 GRASS HOOKS NOW, each 1/6 POLISHED STEEL PRUNING SHEARS each 2/GARDEN SPADES NOW 3/ , 6/-, 8 ODDMENTS in 4in and Jin GARDEN HOSE At Greatly Reduced Prices EFFICIENT LAWN MOWER SHARPENER- 16/6 ■ TOOLS IRON BLOCK PLANES NOW 2 3 CARPENTERS' SQUARES, 74in .. 2/9 GARAGE DOOR BOLTS NOW 1/ STAR. DRILLS NOW 1,SHOEMAKERS' HAMMERS 6d SHOEMAKERS' BOOT LASTS NOW 1/6 ENGLISH HAND SAWS, 26in NOW 3/ANTIQUE COPPER STEEL BUTTS, 2*in NOW 4d FLAT FILES, lOin NOW 3 for 2/6 HACK SAW BLADES .. NOW 1/3 doz. GLASS CUTTERS, 6 Wheel .. NOW, each 1/AUGERS, Assorted Slues NOW, each 1/6 PIPE VICES NOW 7/6, 8/6, 16/6 PIPE CUTTER NOW 8/6 RESIN CORE SOLDER NOW, Coil 6d BRASS WATER TAPS, Am NOW 1/6 MOTOK-CAR JACKS NOW 8/6 and 12/6 LETTER PLATES, Antique Copper NOW 2/6, 3/-, 3/6 TEA WAGGON CASTORS NOW, set 3/ TABLE OR CHAIR CASTORS .. NOW, per set 9d THE FARMERS

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Your Own N.Z. for 6d National Magazine for All " Better than ever" will be New Zealanders judgment on the February issue of the national monthly, the " N.Z. Railways Magazine." The regular features ("Famous New Zealanders," "Famous New Zealand Trials," " Pictures of New Zealand Life," "Wisdom of the Maori," "New Zealand Verse," "Women's Section," "Children's Page" and others) are continued. That popular humourist, Ken Alexander, gives another generous ration of his droll philosophy, illustrated by himself. The light aide of the Magazine also includes several very good stories, cleverly written. On Sale at all Bookstalls