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| The Sale which Combines 3 BAI(GAINS GEORGE & p ,* pi i i in economy with rieasure I rnsTmn^ KFRSI FY'S — : —— : —™"! • * T here is double pleasure in buying | COATS, Great Mid-Season „ * tllis Shoppins , tho pleasuro of obtaining exactly what j TO* k TPfe 4T\ & TT&T s<ni re< l u »'e, and tho knowledge tliafcj GOBSETSy Irs. /H PrCrair/H K©J tho price you pay is less than elsewhere. s. • 1 Benefit TO-DAY by our Matchless. j UNDERWEAR, Values in Superior Drapery. CHILDREN'S I examples of the many j outfitting; SPLENDID BARGAINS. "i NECKWEAR, I HOSIERY AND GLOVES. , | LACES fc PLAIN BLACK COTTON HOSE—Fleecy lined, seamless throughout, ! , 1 double too and heel; exceptional value. Usual Price, Is. 6d. pair.- j ninnmro" | Special Price, Is. pair. | itlijUOlxS, | ALL-WOOF; HOSE—In heather, groy, and gabardine shades. 8 S Special Prices, 3s. Hd., 4s. 6dl, 4s. 11d. pair, a TrnQTi^uv S DENT'S ALIj-WOOTj K.NITT.TO GLOVES—With gauntlet cuff; in white, i ' S brown, beaver, and black? ~ Splendid value and very smart. jj . Special Prloes, as. 3d., 4s. 6d. pair, ij GLOVES TRACED CAMISOLES. jj ' ■ j Made up of tho best Madapolam, in five different designs. This is the | "\n?\T>C! Trr-pi-D jj best and cheapest camisole in the Dominion. S JVLiiiN oY\ EAR,, 8 Special. Bargain Prioe, Is. 3d. each. | FOR THE YOUNG FOLK. | and p CHILDREN'S KNITTED COATS-Just the thing for school wear; a I s large selection to choosc from. Usual Prices, 14s. 6d. to 255. 9d. 1 2 ttattcitttat ■ ! Speoial Prloes, 10s. 6d. to 15s. 6d. each. 1 JIU u aJiiLUlil) 0 i BOYS' AND GIRLS' JERSEYS—In brown and navy; button on should- If f , er; fleecy lined; sizes 22, 24, 26, 28. Special Price, 2s. 6d. [a TIT? APIS'T?Y ; A Bettor Line in Navy, ribbed only. Special Price, 3S, 6d. [I ' \ 10 Dozen BOYS' PYJAMAS—In new designs; very warm and cosy. Sizes (a i 22, 24, 26 chest. Price, 3S. 11d. Sizes 29, 30, 32 chest. Price, 4s. 3d. | I SUPERIOR CLACE SILK RIBBONS IN VARIOUS SHADES, | 3in. and 4in. wide, worth 10Jd. and Is. Now 6|d. yard. t 4in. wido, worth Is. 2d. yard, Special Price, 9d. yard. | 4}in. wide, worth Is. 4cl. yard. Speoial Price, loid. yard. Magnificent Examples of j sin. wide, worth Is. 6d. yard, Special Price, Is. yard. . __, 0 f 5-inch FANCY RIBBONS—Pretty floral, whito ground, coloured he NEW COATS. | edge. Worth Is. lid. and 2s. 3d. J K - ,r, , , n .. _•.!] Speoial Prloe, 18. yard. PURE WOOL BLANKET CLOTH 5; o-inch Coloured Ground Floral Hibbons, also /-inch Floral COATS $ Stripes. Worth 2s. 6d. to 3s. lid. . • $ Special Price, Is. 3d. yard. la creroe; full swing shape; with £ belt and the new Military GEORGE & KERSLEY, | t T|wn*T , tTr\ HAIR COATS—With - Ermine | mi E,u t Tippings, suitable for day and LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. ; handsome coats', fashionable anil | becoming, and should be seen J>y e Coat. P> Ice, £27 ICS.

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