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Evening Star, Issue 14632, 31 July 1911, Page 8

In the Magistrate's Court- at Auckland. before Mr ('. C. Kettle. S.M.. the case of Iran Scheriiet'ocski. 'barged that on .July 3 lie attempted to leave New Zealand wit nottt providing for the maintenance <it' his vilV, again tamo up. Mr Kettle suited that the. accused's children had b?en . brought up as Protestants, but hi:> wife said ""he promised they should be brought up iu the Roman Catholic faith. Accused promised to puv 15s a week towards his wife's suport, and ihe case w;;a adjourned i sine die. . . | The ex .dfirio members <it the Dominion i lvitio- Association are:—Patron. His Excelienev- the Governor: vice-patron. Sir J.. C Ward. Minister of Defence; president.) Major-General -A. J. Oodley, C.8.. Reneral j officer commandinc New Zealand Forces: j vice-presidents Director of Military Operations (Lieutenant-colonel J. T. Burnett Stuart. D.5.0.. l.tJ.S.i. Director of Stuff Duties and Military Training (Colo-

PUBLIC NOTICES. BHB m m ANP SMALU BLAME TO THEM IF tHE BRAND BE F&nca&g

LAST WEEK OF SALE. SATURDAY, AUG. sth, at I p.m. OUR STOCK-TAKING SALE ENDS. 4t Special Attractions for Show Week LADIES' FABRIC GLOVES, in all makes and colors. Usua' prices, 1/6, 1/11, 2/6, 3/6 pair. Sate prices, 6d and 1/ pair. LADIES' BELTS of every description, in Leather, Tinsel, and Oriental Galons. Usual prices. 2/11, 3/11, 411. Sale prices, 6d and 1/ each. LADIES' NARROW SILK and CREPE BE CHINE TIES, in all the best colors. ["sual prices, 1/, 1/6, I'll. Sals price, 6d each, LADIES' LACE and MUSLIN XECKWKAM. in Jabots and Plastrons; new goods. Usual prices. 211, 3.11, and 4/11. Sale prices, 1/ and 1/11 each. 2«~We extend a cordial invitation to our Country Friends in town for the Show to walk through our Warchouss and participate in the Bargains now on view. High and Rattray Sts.

• ?_?? This is.a rare chance for country visitors to get good, fresh, reliable Household Supplies at Sale Clearing Prices. Our immense stocks both in the Moray place warehouse and the George street premises will be '>Ser=d at specialiv ir>d\icecl rates. "' Ritchie's"' i& known as the leading place in th© City for Lamps, China, Crockery, etc., etc., and you ea«*t'di> better than hy in a supply ol such things as you require while y<hr can secure them at Sale Prices. Cheese Dishes, 1/6. White and Gold Cups and Saucers, 2/6 per half-dozen. : 300 Milk Jugs, 11 pint size, to '--be cleared at (id each. Tumblers, ivy pattern, 2/ halfdozen. Tumblers, great variety, from 1/3 per half-dozen. -Wine Glasses, 3d each. Decanters, special line, 21. Cake Stands, glass, 9d each. Clearing Sale prices for everything in tho Cutlery Department. ■ Tea Spoons from 1/ half-dozen. Dessert Spoons from 2/ halfdozen. Table Spoons from 2/G halfdozsn. Forks from 2/ half-dozen. Dessert Knives from 3/ halfdozen. Dinner Knives from 4/ halfdozen. Our stock in this Department is very heavy just now, and wr> are prepared to out prices substantially in order to get - ;t much reduced. 6fX> Lamps, the celebrated " Ika," clearing at 1 / each in white and 1/3 each in colored A job lot of double-wick Lamps, with large globes, slightly soiled, at 7/6. 8/6, 9/6 each. Burners and Sittings of every description. Blue-band Diuner Ware, a magnificent set for 37/6. Dinner Ware, in fancv floral patterns, for IS/!). White Dinner Ware, complete set, from 14/9. Whtio and Gold Tea Sets, 40 pieces, now 9/6 set. Glass Cake Dishes, 9d each. Glass Sugars, 6d each. (Mass Butters, 6d each. Special line of Fancy Crockery Decorated Teapots, hold four cups, worth 3/, for 1/6 each. Fruit Plates/- 1/- each. Bedroom Water Bottles and Glasses. 1/. Enamel Colanders, lOd each. Enamel Wide-bottom Fast-boil-ing Kettles, 1/6. Strong Jugs, enamel, assorted colors, 1/6. A Big Enamelled Mug for 3d! Kerosene Pumps, jobbing at 6d and Bd. 100 dozen Patty Tins, clearing at lOd dozen. A variety of shapes. Wringers and Mangles at Sale Prices - glass. , Wringers and Mangles at Sale Jjk. good Table Lamp for 3/! Prices "RITCHIE'S" Household Supplies Depots, W PLAGE (corner of Great King street) and GEORGE STREET (near Octagon).