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Evening Star, Issue 19272, 10 June 1926, Page 7

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. WEEK-END BARGAINS WEEK-END BARGAINS AT WHITCOMBEfS STOCK-TAKING SALE. During the week-end, commencing on FRIDAY MORNING, a special effort i* being ibade to clear odd lines in stock, and SPECIAL BARGAIN IABLES will contain the biggest bargains shown so far at our great STOCK-TAKING SALE. MATHEMATICAL SETS FOR STUDENTS. 24 only. ' Usual price, 6a. Sale price, 2s 6d. 20 only. Usual price, 9a. Sale price, 4s 6d. 18 only. Usual price, 13s 6d. Sale price, 6s. . 6 only. Usual price, 36b. Sale price, 12a 6d. ALL OTHER SETS- DISCOUNTED 20 PER CENT. (4s IN £). A HUGE TABLE OF 2/6 BARGAINS, CONTAINING FANCY BOXES OF STATIONERY, ALBUMS, ETC. TENNIS RACKETS. Usually 7s, 9», 10a. end 12s 6d. All now * Sa ■each. PARTY PARCEL NO. 12. 1 BOX CRACKERS (12). 1 BOX PAPER BAKING CASES (100). . . . 1 PACKET PAPER DOYLBYS (48). 1 PACKET SERVIETTES (18). ALL FOR 2s 6d. COME AND SEE OUR BIG TABLE OF 1/ BARGAINS. PHOTO FRAMES, in Gilt, Brown, and Grey. All at le. PACKETS OP 12 DOZEN. PAPER DOYLEYS, I*. DENNISON PAPER FLOWER OUTFITS, la. ’ Is‘BUNDLES, ALL GREAT VALUE. Is BUNDLES. A TYPICAL PARCEL. 1 UNBREAKABLE SLATE, 1 PAIR COMPASSES, 1 TIN INK POWDER, 1 STEEL ‘ PENCIL SHARPENER, and 1 SCRUBBING PAD, Is. Posted, Is 6d. 1 GRAMOPHONE RECORD BOOK, 1 CROSSWORD PUZZLE PAD, WITH PENCIL, 1 TOOTY GAME, 1 DUNEDIN VIEW BOOK, and 1 BOX LAVENDER, la. Posted, Is 6d. ■ COMB AND SECURE THE GOOD BUNDLES AT Is WHILE THEY LAST. MORE BARGAINS IN BOOKS. SEE OUR 5s COUNTER. BOOKS REDUCED TO LESS THAN HALF-PRICE. REEVES'S ‘NEW ZEALAND,’ COLORED ILLUSTRATIONS. Usual price, 255. Sale price, 12s 6d. DR FULTON’S ‘MEDICAL PRACTICE IN THE EARLY DAYS,’ AN INTERESTING VOLUME. Sale price, 10s 6d. LATEST 6a NOVELS FOR 4s 6d EACH. LATEST 2s 6d REPRINTS FOR 2s EACH. DOZENS OF GOOD FICTION. Were &. Now 2a 6d and 3s 6d each. SCORES OF BOOKS FOB CHILDREN. tEAUTIFUL PICTURE BOOKS AND ANNUALS AT CREATEY-REDUOBD PRICES. ‘CHUMS VOLUME,’ ‘BOY’S OWN ANNUAL,’ ‘GIRL’S OWN ANNUAL,’ Offered at 12s 6d each. A 12-MONTH VOLUME OF THE ‘STORYTELLER MAGAZINE’ FOR ss. CLEVER FICTION. A 10s VOLUME FOR 2s 6d, ‘KEEPING THE SEAS,’ BY CAPTAIN EVANS, SHOP IN THE MORNING. WHITCOMBE AND TOMBS, LTD., PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN.

CHEAPNESS CANNOT OUTSELL QUALITY, BUT THOMAS’S SLAUGHTER SALE OF SOUTH DUNEDIN BRANCH STOCK PROVIDES AN OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE DEPENDABLE FOOTWEAR AT KEENEST PRICES. A Few of the “Leaders” are as Follows: LADIES' PATENT . ONE-BAR BUCKLE SHOES, solid leather heels; local moke. Slaughter price, 16s lid. LADIES’ GLACE KID FANCY-BAR SHOES, low leather heels. Slaughter price, 21s. •LADIES’ LACE SHOES, in great variety, Louis or leather hecla, from 12s 6d. All These Lines Guaranteed Solid Leather Throughout. GENTS’ BOX CHROME DERBY BALS., sown or riveted. Slaughter price, 17s 6d. GENTS’ BOX HIDE DERBY BALS. leather lined, sewn or riveted. Slaughter price, • 19s 6d. GENTS’ NIGGER BROWN DERBY SHOES, popular pug toe. Slaughter price, 25eGENTS, See our NEW TOUGUIDE BOOTS for winter wear, with or without toe caps. Slaughter price, 29s 6d. ODDMENTS THROWN OUT AT SLAUGHTER PRICES. J. H. THOMAS, BOOT BOOMER, 2 GEORGE STREET (Only Address). BRAITHWAITES’, LTD., ANNUAL CLEARING SALE NOW PROCEEDING ill Unique in the Enormous Bargains Offered in All Deportments. THE TOY DEPARTMENT BARGAINS CANNOT BE BEATEN. Collapsible Prams, 15s 6d. Sale price, 4s lid. Collapsible Prams, 19s 6d. Sale price, 7s 6d. Collapsible Prams, 27s 6d. Sale price, 12s 6d. Wooden Push Carts, lls 6d. Sale price, ■ 3e 6d. Wicker Prams. Sale price from 2s 6d each. Trains on Rails, 255. Site price, 72s 6d. Tea Seta, 2s. Sale price, lid. Cooking Sots, 3s 6d. Sale price, Is 3d. Woolly Bears on wheels, 23s 6d. Sale price, 12s 6d. Fortune-telling Wheels, 7s 6d. Sale price, la 6d. DOLLS* AT DRASTIC REDUCTIONS. WINTER GAMES LESS 10 PER CENT. See General Bargain List on Page 10 of this issue. BEAITHWAITES, LTD., PRINCES STREET. POULTRY! POULTRYI POULTRY! We will sell, on SATURDAY, 12th Inst., It 2 p.m., on: behalf of the Orokonui Home, Waitati (who are giving up poultry-keeping), til their PURE-BRED POULTRY 117 One-year-old Pure-bred White Leghorn Hens. 179 Two-year-old Pure-bred White Leghorn Hens. 8 White Leghorn Cockerels. 73 Two-year-old Black Orpington Hens. 4 Black Orpington Cockerels. 3 Black Minorca Cocks, 2 years old. DUCKS. These lines are particularly well bred; in fact, the Indian Runners are from the world’s best strain, being from Scott’s special pen in Auckland. These include 10 one-year-old Indian Runner Ducks and One Indian Runner Drake. 14 One-year-old Indian Runner Ducks. 4 Indian Runner Drakes. (Bred by Orokonui Home.) Also, Special Strain Peking Ducks—--19 One-year-old, 12 One-year-old Drakes. 33 One-year-old Ducks. 50 Two-year-old Ducks and Drakes. 90 Two-year-old Indian Runner Ducks. 10 Two-year-old Indian Runner Drakes(Bred by Orokonui Home.) We can recommend any the above Hnes to- our country clients. It is well known that both SeaclifF and Orokonui Hpme have, spared no expense in the breeding or their? Poultry WE A S EE AND ; CO., Jk J 46 CirawfonJ street, Dunedin. . ' . NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ORDERS BY TELEPHONE. EXPERIENCE has shown that in the use of the TELEPHONE ERRORS EASILY OCCUR in Words and in the Names of Persons, although the messages are read back, to the sender, and occasionally there ■re Misconceptions in Instructions. ADyEETISBRS ARB REQUESTED TO WRITE THEIR ANNOUNCEMENTS, And Not to Trust to a Telephone Message, u we cannot bold ourselves responsible if errors occur. SHORTHAND, Bookkeeping, Typewriting are stepping stones to success; our students in steady demand.—Eossbotham’s, Dowling street.