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Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 68, 22 March 1911, Page 4

Just hero we want to talk curtains! A warehouse stock of long white lace curtains has just been secured by us. Out they go at Is lid, 2s lid, 3s lid, and 4a 6d pair.—Auckland Clothing and Drapery Company. ,■;.■'■ *

Don't stay in a rut; there are too many opportunities! We are clearing out ladies' smart walking skirts, in tweed and cloth, at 7s 6d each. — Auckland Clothing and Drapery Company.

A sensational silk scramble! A big swag of lovely Japanese silks, in white and colors, arrived to-day They'll "fly out" at 9d yard.—Auckland Clothing and1 Drapery Company. I

No idle talk this, but just stern facts! We have still some of that famous twilled sheeting left, in white and unbleached, and for double beds, Is yard will clear the lot.—Auckland "Clothing and Drapery Company. *

The fire at the shop in Alfred Street was a good opportunity for bargains in damaged1 goods, but now they are all gone, and there is nothing in the shop but new and fresh goods. Thera are, however, still bargains to be had from 300 "Best" high-grade Englishbuilt cycles at £6 10s, £8 10s, £10 10s, £15 10s. Second-hand cycles can be had at £1 10s to £5 10s, all in first-class order. All accessories at lowest prices in Blenheim. I buy direct, and can afford to sell at a minimum of profit. I have also roller skates, fishing tackle, guns and ammunition—E. H. Best. Alfred Street.