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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 July 1933, Page 9

$►<««««««««««<«# I Manson’s Annual Sale X , t Jk T MORE QUALITY BARGAINS | '/ PYTAMA CLOTH— LADIES’ LEATHER COATS— O COLOURED TOWELS—2/11,3/6 A W 1/9 1/6. For 1/6 and 1/3 < Brown, Blue and Red— 0 5/6 pair. V A FUGI SILK— < - X aild 3//6 each * Y V lid., 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, 1/11 and X .. A 4% , 2/11 yard. Y GENTS’ LEATHER COATS— X PYJAMAS— W y Y £4/7/6, - - For £3/15/- X Hilltop, 7/11, For 5/6 X A LADIES’ WOOLLEN HOSE— ? X Nuflan, 10/6, For 7/11 Vy Wolsey Hose 4/6. For 3/6 X ~ “ < Twillenta, 9/6, For 7/11 X X 6/11, For 5/11 0 MARCELLA QUILTS— O Hollins all wool. A Brettle’s Wool Hose, 7/11 10 x 4, 29/6, - - For 19/6 ♦ -- /< A For 6/11 nx 4? 32/6j . . For 22/6 < LANARK WINCEY <W W Brettle’s S. and W., 8 /6, < .. ♦ 25/-, - - For 18/6 ¥ A n HL’cTKLWnnI f/fi 1 $ COLOURED BORDER TABLE- A HEAVY TWILLED SUMMIT O Brettle s Lisle Wool, A v CLOTHS _ Q BRAND-17/6. For 14/9 V JL Sylkestia, 6/11. For 5/11 54 x 54 ’ $ ALL WOOL DRESS W X • Plated Art Silk. Sale Price 3/6 X OLD BLEACH LINENS- ♦ i >l7/6. For 3/6 yd. 4> Children’s Sox all reduced. 45x45, Cream, Embro. Colours < V I VERY SPECIAL MILLINERY i Cream’22/6,^For 1 19/6 ♦ HE^™ GS “ Fnr 2Q/6 V V PRICES. All Hats Reduced X < 1?.?L. 3 Z./?.’.:...:..£?£..?“/? X JL tos/n. V BREA^ FAST SETS “ 11/6 AXMINSTER RUNNERS, 27” W V .LADIES’ FLEECY KNICKERS, Y ’ , • X 17./?“ :... E ?.LI?./$ X 3/11, 2/11, 2/3. Y OLD BLEACH LINEN— capppt oqtt a pps 1/ ▼ FUGI KNICKERS, ■ -1/11 ♦ Yellow Green, Blue Orange f AR flf siz e S Q Reduced 2°% Y X WOOLLEN KNICKERS, 5/3 to < 5/11 yard. - - For 4/11 < 4b 8/n ♦ — - j y X LAD CARMGA^d JUMPERS | | AH Goofe Sale V i Manson’s Annual Sale | <-<<<<<<<<<<«

j Potto Our Street! | 5 Lower Rating —Lower Overhead * f and * ♦ Lower Prices * SCHAEF’SI Y For: -J | FURNITURE t t FURNISHINGS t t BODY CARPETS FITTED | i CARPET SQUARES t i HEARTH RUGS * f UPHOLSTERED SUITES t ♦ OLD SUITES RE-COVERED f ♦ BROKEN FURNITURE MADE 4 t LIKE NEW. ♦ X PLYWOODS, MIRRORS, HARD- t ♦ WARE t x AU At Lowest Prices. i ♦ It pays to walk “Down Our Street” y SCHAEF’S | | Furniture Warehouse | $ HERBERT STREET, GREYMOUTH. X P.O. Box 57. ’Phone 376. #

THE EUROPEAN FRUITERERS FOR THE BEST GRADE FRUIT. WINTER COLES PEARS, from Nelson. ISLAND ORANGES. EATING APPLES, six varieties. PINEAPPLES, GRAPE FRUIT. BANANAS. Good Selection of FRESH VEGETABLES DAILY. We Deliver to All Parts. ’Phone 497. THE EUROPEAN FRUITERERS (FRED SADLER, Proprietor.) SHOP IN RUNANGA GOOD SERVICE ASSURED SPECIAL. 11b. Butter, Jib. Tea, 1 Bar Soap, 1 Bottle Essence, all for 2/6> at FARQUHAR’S. ELECTRIC TORCHES, BULBS AND BATTERIES. A Large assortment of British Torches have arrived, and range In price from 6/6 to H5/6. Odol Tooth Paste, 1/6, with cup free. For your Stationery and Fancy Goods go to MANDERSON’S, Agants for Greymouth Evening Star.

STOCKS AND SHARES. WELLINGTON July 17. Sale reported: Union Bank £9 1/3. DUNEDIN, July 17. Sales: Westport Coal 13/-, New Zealand Breweries 31/2, Bank of New Zealand 29/2, Wright Stevenson pref. 14/-, Refrigerating cont. G/6. After call: Cornish Point 5Jd, Nokomai 3/11. AUCKLAND, July 17. Sales: Commercial Bank IG/4, Mt. Lyell 22/3, Waihi 22/G, Bycrofts 37/-, Transport Board 5 i £97/10/-, Grand Junction 3/6, Waihi 22/9, South British 68/-, Colonial Sugar £57. CHRISTCHURCH, July 17. Sales on ’Change: Bank of Australia £ll 5/-, Bank of New Zealand “D”