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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 97, 21 October 1931, Page 6

.wilt .sell 0;; PUBI/C Its entire stock of Up-to-date DRAPERY and ;^^Ji^^ v CLOTHING, DRESS PIECE GOODS, MILLIN:^^W^ ■"■ ERY, MANTLES, UNDERCLOTHING, HABERDASHERY, FANCY GOODS, FURNISHINGS, HOUSEHOLD LINENS, BLANKETS, SHIRTS, . ..::.■■■ •' ■ ■■■ ■■ '■ TIES, SOX,'.etc., at- ■■ ' . r;;" [ "■'■■:'--- '■';' ■ ••(P^ PRICES Through 50; years of Growth and Prosperity, Adversity, Slumps, and Depressions, we have faithfully, served the retailers of New Zealand/until ito^ compelled to sell our immense stock to meet our debts. To survive and continue to employ over 2,000 New Zealanders, we MUST HAVE HALF-A-MILLION POUNDS WITHIN SIX ■■■■■■ ■;..':.:.: ..;..;;.. . months, r ■;,■■:;. ;>^^- ;, ...;.'.;;:/ -'/^ . Hence we are forced to appeal direct to the public and arecomOPEN pelled to make huge sacrifices to be sure of getting this half-million. FRIDAY :. . ' \Yv; -~:. ■'■ • -: .- ' tiS» Poors Open Friday at 9.30 a.m. I Realising our predicament and also the necessity of opening to the GASH public quickly, our staff have worked long hours and expended ONLY. herculean efforts, with t^e result that we have accomplished the NO MAIL almost impossible, and will definitely open our doors to the public ORDERS. on FRIDAY, at 9.30 a.m. , I I Never before in the history oi New Zealand have the public had such a money-saving opportunity, and as every article is up-to-date instyleand ALL PRICES ARE GENUINELY WHOLESALE, we expect a tremendous crowd on Friday. Therefore, be early and bring plenty of money with you. The value and all-round low prices—Hot one line but ALL LINES— will amaze you. Take any tram that stops at Cuba Street. NOTE. No Mail Order Business Accepted. ■ A.'w^S^ zLl li"' clJ£l4ww i WAREHOUSE "-■' fi|ifp~ii"iii' ■ ; Jg* ' CUBA STIUEET _J^> royal oak/^^VOames "7 """ ~~ ~~~~ x^ HOTEL>^ft^>^MiTH CORNER^ \-