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Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 64, 16 March 1911, Page 4

The fibre-fingered flub-dub drapers "biffed out!" To-morrow we'll be open all day, and' we'll "fire out ladies' smartly-trimmed tweed bats at Is 6d each. —Auckland Clothing and Drapery Company.

Gtefc one quick, or you'll shed tears of dismay! Another line of ladies smart walking skirts, in vicuna cloth rind1 tweed, arrived to-day. Gut they go at 7a 6d eech.—Auckland Clothing and Drapery Company.

We're going to resign from the Retailers' Association. We'll be open all diay to-morrow, and we'll offer you exquisite glace silks, in. black and colors, at Is 6d' yard.—Auckland Clothing and Drapery Company. *

.Tighten your grip on this! We ye just secured a big warehouse* stock of men's boxed suits that look well, wear well, and keep-their shape. Out they go at 40s and 47s 6d each.—Auckland Clothing and Drapery Company.

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