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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17095, 18 February 1916, Page 2

A SUPREME EFFORT TO CLEAR ALL SUMMER STOCKS is NOW IN FULL FORCE AT STRANGE’S SALE A VIGOROUS POLICY OF PRICE REDUCTION HAS BEEN PURSUED THROUGHOUT THE WAREHOUSE, AND bargains are now greater than EVER! ladies’ Coats and Skirts, in navy coating serge. TJsuai Price 69/6 Sale Price 39/6 Ladies’ Showerproof Coats. Usual Price 29/6 49/6 59/6 Sale Price 19/6 39/6 49/6 75/Ladies’ Black Caracul Coats Usual Price 59/6 Sale Price 39/6 White Embroidered Voile Dresses Usual Price 29/6 59/6 Sale Price 1 5/6 19/6 White Pique Dresses Usual Price 19/6 to 27/6 Sale Price ... 3/11 Fancy White Jap Silk Blouses Usual Price 15/6 Sale Price 19/6 White and Ecru Lace Blouses, beautiful goods ( Usual Price 35/- to 59/6 Sale Price ... 19/6 Saw and Black Serge Skirts Usual Price 10/6 Sale Price 4/11 Ladies’ White Woven Spencers, samples Usual Price 5/11 7/6 8/6 9/6 15/6 Sale Price 4/11 5/11 6/11 7/11 12/6 Ladies’ Nainsook and Loagcloth Combinations Usual Price 17/6 21/Sale Price 10/6 13/6 3iris' White Sponge Cloth . • Frocks > Usual Price 33/6 35,6 Sale Price 16/6 17/6 Ladies’ Untrimmed White and Coloured Straw Hats Sale Price 6d 1/- 1/11 Eddies’ Readv-to-wear Panamas Sale Price 3/11 Ladies’ Plain Black Cotton Hose Usual Price 10|d a pair Sale Price 6d a pair 12 and 16 Mqscj. Black Kid Gloves, 6 to 6j Usual Price 4/11 5/6 a pair Sale Price 2/6 3/6 a pair <6 Long Lisle Gloves, beaver and black Usual Price 2/3 2/6 apr Sale Price 1/11 apr Ladies’ White Hemstitched Handkerchiefs Usual Price 2|d each Sale Price 6 for 9d 50 pieces Assorted Neckwear, slightly soiled Usual Price 1/- to 4/11 ea Sale Price 3d each Fancy Hemstitched Pillow Cases, very StrongUsual Price 3/6 Sale Price 2/3 64in. White Damask Usual Price 2/- a yard . Sale Price 1 /9 a yard Linen Damask D’Oyleys, 12x12 Usual Price 9d Sale Price 3d 48in. Navy Gaberdine Usual Price 6/11 a yard Sale Price 3/1 1 a yard French Cotton Voiles, pretty floral and spotted designs Usual Price 1/6 a yard Sale Price 9£d a yard Mercerised Cotton Foulards Usual Price 1/3 a yard Sale Price 9Jd a yard Cotton Crepe Cloth, plain colours Usual Price 1/- a yard Sale Price B£d a yard Bordered Casement Cloths, great variety * ' ; tL Usual Price ll{d 1/3 1/9 a yard Sale Price 6Jd Bsd 1 Old 1 /2 a yard 10 pairs Stencilled Curtains Usual Price 28/6 32/6 Sale Price 14/6 a pr New Cotton Rugs for Bedrooms, washable Usual Price 4/9 7/6 10/6 Sale Price 3/9 6/9 8/9 Ladies’ Glace Shoes ■ Usual Price 13/6 Sale Price 10/9 Men’s Heavy Derby Boots Usual Price 22/6 * Sale Price 18/6 Odd lines in Men’s Boots, sizes 9 and 10 Usual Price 20/- to 25/Sale Price ... 10 - LADIES’ BROWN SERGE COSTUMES Usual Price ... 69/6 Sale Price ... 19/6 W, STUNS A SI. LTD I H. Herbert Smith General Manager.

WANTED. o~i FOB 2s Weekly. First-class Suits, 3*l Boots, Shoes,- Underwear, Hats, Linen, purchasable by easy weekly payments. Ballind's, 629, Colombo Street. W“ ANTED Respectable Householders, with or without th© cash, you can Dress yourself and everyone in l?} 31 family with everything of tho highest qua.ity. Late Fashions for Ladies, for Gentlemen, for Boys and Girl*. If you are a bit short of casn, come and Eee me. I can arrange it for you to your entire satisfaction. At Balkind’s. 629, Colombo Street, between Lichfield and Tuam Street. W' ANTED Known—That Nicholson and Co.’s Sale starts to-day. X E PAY THE HIGHEST PRICESFOR SECOND - HAND FURNITUIU., PIANOS AND SEWING MACHINES. If you wish to Sell, be sure and give us a ring ®r callMcKenzie and willis, AUCTIONEERS, Cathedral Square (next Post Office). X w ANTED Known—That Nicholson Oo.’s Sale starts to-day. and X AT Ballantyne’s Sale, -10-inch Floral Chiffons, in beautiful effects, regular price Ss 11 d yard, are only Is lid yard. . A XXT ANTED Known—That Nicholson and V» Co.’s Sale starts A ANTED, Purchaser for Hudson TourVV ing Car, self-starter, only done 2000 tniies. A low price will bo accepted. 1913 5-seater Rover, perfect order; 1313 30 h.p. Cadillac, self-starter; 20.h.p. Rover Chassis; 10 h.p. Singer, light car. Lawrence’s Motor Exchange; Garage opposite Railway Station/ ttttANTED, Purchaser Budge Motor-cycle, jVV brand new, at reduced price; 1913 Zenith Gradual 1913 3-speed 5-6 h.p. King iDick; 2-speed Humber: 1914 3-speed A.J.-.; Premier, and others. Lawrences Extthange. cor. High and Tuam Streets. X hrSTANTED, Purchasers for Rielley Tri-Car, IV V would easily ‘ convert to light delivery ’or cycie-car; ako. Humberette Cycle-Car ’Chassis, very cheijp. We have numerous buyers waiting for Good Second-hand C«rßCash advances, against sale. Storage free. Lawrence’s Motor Exchange. Garage, opposite Railway Station. X^ WfONEY j D Lend, Privately— £s to £2s— upon Household Furniture (without removal), repayable in Easy Instalments. Call or write, enclosing stamp for raply. L. W. Balkind, Draper, 659, Colombo Stee-jt. ANTED. Purchaser for 5-scater Ford YV Car. 1912 model. No reasonable e-ffer refused. Also 20 h.p. S-eeaicr. Overland, just being thoroughly overhauled by our uiolor •xrert Cash advances against Cars left for Sale. Lawrence's Motor Exchange, Garage yppesite Railway Station. X