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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 146, 21 June 1924, Page 14

"^ •■ o ;| LAST FEW DATS OE " . | 4 VEITCH & ALLAN'S f •I DISSOLUTION; Q A T. T? * |OF PARTNERSHIP O jHL JIJ JCj | ■ • .* • •»- It ends soon! Seize tin's final opportunity to buy better than 'S. ■■'•»■ VfT^S ught before- Bee these SPECIAL CLEAKING ro „ JiAKUAIMS prevailing during last days. Never again will * ::•«■ sucn saving chances present themselves. ■ * :f FINAL DISSOLUTION REDUCTIONS "* _-.* ALL-WOOL MAROCATNS-In shades of brown, grey fawn, ni" g er 4 4 mole, and fangfoher; 66iix wide. ■ bfual'price 22/6 fa«l » ;j JACQUARD EMBOSSED VKLOim"ffiffiflTL^^"s ■■ J ;* — ■| ONE PIECE ONLY ALL-WOOL WooraS Coltl^- " * f -o-pnv cAo'rn r.A^-^.-rn Usual pnce 17/6; Dissolution Sale Price 6/11 -H- ..-£ VERY SIiART RANGE OP HOPSACK-Dress.. Fabrics in shades of » : f S5& S^Sinf^d^^ nnd brown; with enS eS^ I ■:* TWOFIBCB S o m YKNAP-COA™G-ln^^fa^ d rlC4oy /l1 ♦ •# T wrinr _„-„„■ Usual price 17/6; Dissolution Sale Price 9/11 2 ■;■* saxe> grey- faTOO' P &4i :.| ALL -WOOL NAVY COSTTTME B^^^^^"?^^^^ f S" ittXt TfTjor.v orv-J£" al J?™ 6 10/6; PMolaUon Sale Price 5/11 -x- , £. ALL-WOOL JERSEY CLOTH-54m wide; in shades of light and dark :: * ■? . T s*x°°™t" „._x r - „„■ Usual*price 15/6; Dissolution Sale Price 8/11 # ■#. ALL-WOOL NAVY.QOATINGS—S4in wide; good quality. -2 _» Usual price 15/6; Dissolution Sale Price 3/11 yard o "'* ' "£ * WELLINGTON. 1 / ■■■.:".. -■ —"N ; FINEST AFRICAN IVORY— —is now very scarce, and goods made of this beautiful material are difficult to procure. We have-pleasure in announcing the purchase of a fine range of Toilet and other articles 5h0w- ,....;....,. ing splendid values. An interesting display of these valuable and unusual goods ■ isnow being,made in our'window. Four "Personal Inspection. Is 'Recommended:' l« :W.LITTLEJGHNfe^SON 3 LIMITED ■> | &x&** i^3&a .Jewellers, Silversmiths and Opticians 3 By Spec'al .'■■■ ; * f i Appointmait 222-224 Lamblon Quay = Wellington ! Mid-Season Millinery Sale An Exceptional Opportunity offered at Women with an eye to Smart Hats.'.and at the same time, Value Giving Prices, should not fail to see OUR Splendid Selection of Straw Trimmed and Ready-to-wear Hats 50 TRIMMED HATS—Fashioned in velvet hatters'' plush and Oriental I coverings Ranging in price from I 39/6 to 52/6 Sale Price 21/6 each 75 READY-TO-WEAR STRAWS— Bonnet le cloche and cape-lined S. ' " m styles; trimmed with three-tone silk or elective rosettes of ribbon CIIMUUIUII , Usual price 21/6 and 25/6 E| ••■«■■.-■ : Sale Price 10/6 and 12/6 fiOHCtIISSIS 40 STSAW ANl> WOOL HATS— v«i«aa.vg,a^aiij y ery s t y i es . colours in thr-ee- ( ; ■ ■ One brown, saxe, cream, etc. ' ! ! ' Usual price 18/6 .; .. Sale Price 7/6^each ; 60 SPORTS STYLES— Fashioned in : . felt, velour cloth, and.wool '•";;. ; : ! • Usual price 16/11 t0!29/6> I, ■,■■-■■■... : Sale Price 5/11 each1;..' j .'.■"■ SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY ' : ' Cuba and Dixon Streets, Wellington ■■ , — <S LINDSAY'S SALE Gains Favour Every Day. No wonder, when such high grade reliable Quality Footwear is bein-s sold at such ridiculously fESS TiONAL KI.DUCTIONS H>:rk : Ladies Beautiful Slioes—ln as- Maids' Black Glace Kid HigK-lesr sorted styles; siz« 2, to clear at Lace Boots—Sizes 2, 3 and 4--8/11; sizo 3? to clear at 9/6; "Selby's"' Usually 65/'----sizos i and 5, to clear at. 9/6 . t 0 c i ear at i«i/6 and 12/6; sizes 6 and 7, to clear (vr OTI , a Rnv rr \ r n , .'™ at 12/6 men a ±>ox La it Oxiord Shoes — Usually 35/- To clear at 7/6 Mo? s Heavy Brown Scotch-grain i Ladies' "Lotus" and "Clark's'.' ' Derby Boots—Welted soles English Patent and Glace Ox- Usually b9/0 To clear at 30/----ford Shoe's—Grey, brown, and Youths' School Eodts— fawn suede Oxford aiid straj) Sizes 2to 5 — To clear at 14/6 slioes Usually 59/(i Sizes 10 to 1 — To clear at 12/6 To clear at 25/- Sizes 7 and 9—To clear at 9/11 Every Pair a Bargain. l^jLl^ aJ'^Ji^. I CJ lit li 9 Lambton Quay, Wellington