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LAST WEEK SENSATIONAL SALE GREATEST SALE EVER KNOWN Balance of Reefton Stock TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST BARGANS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS THE FOLLOWING LINES ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE BARGAINS OFFERING CHILDREN’S SILK AND COTTON VESTS— Usually 2/-, To Clear 1/3 CHILDREN’S SILK AND COTTON VESTS— Usually 4/9. To Clear 2/6 CHILDREN’S ALL WOOL VESTS! Kantshrink— Usually 7/11. To Clear 4/6 LADIES’ ALL WOOL KANTSHRINK VESTS— Usually 5/6, To Clear 3/6 LYDIES’ COTTON FLEECY LINED COMBINATIONS—- ‘ Usually 15/6, To Clear 8/11 LADIES’ COTTON COMBINATIONS— Usually 8/6 To Clear 3/11 CHILDREN’S UNSHRINKABLE WEAR WELL COMBINATIONS, Usually 9/I.l— To Clear 4/6 CHILDREN’S ALL WOOL KANTSHRINK VESTS— Usually 4/p, To Clear 2/6 WE PAY POSTAGE C. SMITH Hl IGUJEYMOUTH DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 25 June 1927, Page 6
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