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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 60, 23 February 1912, Page 4

TURNER’S 15™ H ALF -Y. EiBLY SALE IS NOT OF THE CIRCUS ORDER. But it is A PERFORMANCE OF BARCAIN-CIVINC SUCH AS IS SELDOM SEEN. Nearly everybody has remarked the difference between a Circus Bill and the Performance. There is frequently a big difference between a Sale and its preliminary announcements. There is no Shouting or BandPlaying or Exaggeration in the announcements regarding our HalfYearly Sale. But there are Big Bargains in actuality when you come here. The items enumerated fill the bill of peri'ormauce. Here it is :— The balance of White Muslin BLOUSES to clear at lower prices, 2'6, 3/6, 6 11. A few pairs only ladies’ Woven Divided SKIRTS, were 4/6, now 2/11. Great Value in TOWELS, 1 '-, 13. 1/8. 22, to 3/9 per pair. Big Stock of TABLE DAMASKS, were 16, 1 11, 23, 26, to 4/6. Sale prices 1/-. 1/6, 1/11, 2/2 to 3 '9 yd. CAMBRICS and PRINTS in good fast washing colours, were 6Jd, “id, S.Jd. Now all 4Jd per yard. Special line 4-inch RIBBON VELVETS, all good shades, were 11/3, 1/6. Now 4!d per yard. The Baskets of Ladies’ VESTS contain some rare bargains—2 for lid, 4 for 2.6, etc. All greatly reduced. Our HOSIERY values are wonderful. All Stockings from regular stock. No rubbish. INFANTS’ WEAR in all garments reduced to sell quickly. WALK UP! WALK UP! And see the show of BARGAINS.

W. TURNER AND SON, WELLINGTON HOUSE HASTINGS.