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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 124, 22 November 1926, Page 15

Reductions in Furniture at Radford's Removal Sale in Manners St., for One Month Only Dressers from 20/-, Tables from 5/-, Washstands from 5/-, Duchess Chests from 37/6, Bedsteads from 5/-, Chests from 30/-, Single Beds from 18/6,'jWire Mattresses from 10/-, Sideboards 44/10/- Hall Stands from 10/-, Chairs from 7/6, Couches from 20/-, Linoleums from 5/6 (2 yards wide), Carpet Eunners from 2/- yard, Carpet Squares from 21/-, Lino. Squares 19/6, at RADFORD'S Great Removal Sale MANNERS STREET A Gift of Rustless Cutlery Do not worry this coming Christinas as to what form your gift shall take. A dozen or, say, a half dozen STAINLESS KNIVES, Deasert and Table, •will settle the question, but be sure ..:"■-.•■■ ■ . they'are. • .... •'SilversheeiT Rustless Knivp "SILVERSHEEN" is made by the ' well-known cutlery makers—Chris Johnson, of Sheffield. The finish wears . a uncommonly well, and even Sfter the :: t blade become'a scratched, the polish remains '' ... Bright and Silverlike ' . " as at first. "SILVEBSHEEN" gives the finishing touch to a well appointed .. .. table. '. . ' CALL AND SEE THEM. ' ' Qur Retail Department is at your service E. W. Mills & Co. Ltd. Corner Jervois Quay, Hunter and Victoria Streets, Wellington

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