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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 417, 25 November 1911, Page 2

We h&ve just opened 30 cases of New In our Dress Department we are showing 400 different patterns and designs in the latest and most up-to-date materials ever shown in the district. Our Tussore and Coloured Silks are remarkable for value. We specialise in Women's and Children's Trimmed and Ready-to-wear Millinery. Our underclothing is unsurpassed for quality and cut prices. Our assortment of Neck Wear, Gloves and Hosiery is the best the world's market can produce. Now showing a large assortment of Jap. Crepe Material and Kimonas. Men's Suits to measure from 60s Next Bank N.Z. Hi We will not state what prices the Goods were THEY ARE NOW Tweed Hats, is each. Maids' Felts, 6d. Felt Flops, ad each White Felt Babettes, ad each Trimmed Millinery at less than cost White Ribbons at 2jd & 5d yard Wings and Feather Mounts, 6d each And other lines too numerous to mention, at LESS THAN COST SEE OUR WINDOW MRS. J, WILLIAMS VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. ikinan & Cobb's Relinquishing SALE Commences on FEIDAY :hc cat's out of the bag—and here's the whole story in a few words. 3 simplv must be cleared—there's no gainsaying that, for nartrnents must be re-adjusted quickly, and to secure a / riddance prices have been literally smashed to pieces. ,'k]]iai! &. Cobb will put £'s of savings in your pocket at measures nere—prices have no quarter. Crash and down they come, ave to clear out all our China and Glass Ware together Household Ironmongery, to give us the room to better 1 display our Furniture, se departments reductions will not be less than 3s in the £, but mostly 20, 25, even 50 per cent, long the early buyers—the bargains are great—there's bound to be a fast and furious selling—COME I BLACKMAN & COBB :: :: TE KUITI £77^w^^Sw2^^^fflgragg«*j2«^gggg|MM| illustrate a few articles fpoai our Treasure House Stock; all are of good quality, and warranted to give every satisfaction. Buying- from us means a saving- to you of from 10 to 20 per cent. In addition to this we pay postag-e, and if you are not satisfied with your purchase on receipt, you can exchang-e the same, or get your money back in fall—just as you wish. H 1099. Clear-fflass Butter Dish Iver-plated Frame and iCnifo. 11/6. ir^m Clear-glass Butter Disk, gil-rer-plated Frame and UA, 12/6. _ _ and Q_ grlaas Cruet- and Spoons, 15/6. F 7729. Flint-gl&ea Jam Dish. ©i Iver-plated Frame, Lid, and Spoon, 17/6. m mm &m m hb m *******<<** p. in^^i f L« I ji'iT. ni«'-i Silver-plated Egg Cruet Cut-glass Butter' Dish, i £l?£?l£*k£J!iois. and Spoons, 22/5. silver-plated. Frame & Lid, ■*,. For the convenience of Country Customers we have Illustrated Catalogues, giTiEg g?eat Tsuriety of our goods. These ar© sent fres on request.. As we do not employ Agents or Travelling Salesmen, to ensure receiving- our goods it is necessary to deal with us direct at our Auckland Treasure House. Ws pay postage and guarantee safe delivery of the goods. t?< < €f\ 9 /3^