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Evening Post, Volume LXXIII, Issue 67, 20 March 1907, Page 2

FIELDER'S FAMOUS AND EVER-POPULAR HALF-YEARLY SALE NOW IN FULL SWING. NEVER has there been greater Bargain Opportunities in Furniture and Furnishings in tho City. Our Half-yearly Salea are watched for, all over tho North Island, bo keenly cut down aro our prices This ' Sale even eclipses all others. Come and havo a walk through Fielder's. We welcome a visit. WE INVITE COMPARISON. Take note of the quality and prices of ourgoods, then go to the nearest furnishing house and compare. There's everything for the h«mo at Fielder's, and everything at RECORD i LOW PRICES. / No connection ivilb any other house in town. H. FIELDER & fccC THE FAMOUS FURNISHING FIRM, MANNERS-STREET. ELECTROPLATED SILVER GOODS. SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS. ENTREE DISHES.— Our collection of these dishes is a large one, in oval and oblong shapes, both plain and engraved ; handle takes off and makes two dishes. Prices from 40s. PUDDING BOWIiS, in two sizes, strong • and heavily-plated frajjnes, fitted with standard size porcelain linings. These also make good flower bowls. Prices from 645. BREAD PLATTERS, with knives complete, round and oblong shapes; the very best quality. Prices from 425. Wo have a largo variety of small articles in ELECTROPLATE, from .a few shillings' upwards. Suitable for the BmalleEt purses. E.P. BUTTER KNIVES, JAM SPOONS, BUTTER FORKS, from 2s upwards. E.P. MUFF INEERS," from 3s. E.P. BREAD FORKS, from 4s. E.P SALTS and SPOONS, per pair, from 7b BUTTER KNIVES and JAM SPOONS, also, kept in silk-lined cases, from 8s the case. G. & T. YOUNG, DIRECT IMPORTERS AND JEWELLERS, 75, Lambton-quoyj Wellington.

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