THE LANDLORD SAYS WE MUST GET OUT. BUILDING COMING! ~ DOWN | TITUST QUIT "pBEMISES. YOUNG'S - EXPIRATION OF LEASE SALE TS "M-OW TN TpXJLL OWING. The lease of the premises at present occupied by our Clothing and Mercery Depart-, ments expires shortly. SO WE'VE GOT TO GET OUT. This means that our big, up-to-date stock of Men's Hats. Clothing. Shirts/ and General Mercery must be sold. REGARD*uses op cost. HUNDREDS OF . POUNDS •' WORTH OF NEW SEASON'S GOODS MUST* BE TURNED INTO CASH. ]\JO TREASONABLE QFFER "DEFUSED. GET IN EARLY. "WHILE WE'RE GETTING OUT. AND SECURE SOME REAL BARGAINS. TROUSERS-150 PAIRS STRONG WORSTED TROUSERS, honestly worth, 10s 6d and 12s 6d; YOUNG'S SALE PRICE, 7s Ud per pair. A splendid range of patterns .■ * . tocnoose from. * j ._„ [■ EEADY-TO-VVEAR SUITS-YOUNG'S "PITSBEST" READY-TO-WEAR SUITS, at 49s 6d each, will surprise and delight you. ENGLISH TAILOR-MADE SUITS, in fancy flannels, from 21s to 42s 6d. : Just the thing for summer wear. Light, stylish, durable. _„_ -„„„„ HARD HATS-100 DOZEN SAMPLE. ENGLISH HARD HATS, worth 8s 6d. 93 6d, and 10s 6d; YOUNG'S SALE PEACE, 4s , lid each. Every imaginable shape, every size. Positively the best Hat value in this Dominion. —~'„'■' PYJAMAS-DOZENS OF STRONG-WEAR-ING PYJAMA SUITS, honestly worth 6s 6d; SALE PRICE. 3s Ud the suit. Better qualities, 6s Ud, 6s 6d. and 7s 9d. OVERCOATS— Owing to the mild winter season wo have more Overcoats in stock than we require. NOW is your chance for a real bargain. GOOD OVERCOATS from 19s 6d to 29s 6d. BEST OVERCOATS. 35s 6d to 49s 6d. The Coat you want, at the price you want to pay. is here- «_.— DOZEN NEW SEASON'S STRAW BOATERS, lid, 5a SEASON'S STRAW BOATERS. 4s lid. 5a Ud. 6s 6d. Latest styles, all sises. ■•-' LOUNGE HATS-20 DOZEN OF THESE FAVOURITE SOFT FELT LOUNGE . HATS, all shapes, shades, and slaes. . 4s 6d each. • " ___„„. SHIRTS AT HALF-A-CROWN-IF YOU WORKING MEN only knew what abso.lnte bargains these Shirts are. you a he coming to our shop in : hundreds. Only a few dozen left. Get in early. 2s 6d each. _ .. UNDERWEAR— onr Door Display of \J Strong. Good Quality Singlets and Drawers at 2s 6d each. Worth double the money. " .-. , CASHMERE SOCKS, all wool, three pairs for 2s 6d. CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS. 3 for Is. CELLULOID COLLARS. 3 for Is. SILK TIES, 6d each. FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS. 5d each. FANCY SOCKS, at Ud a pair. MEN'S BRACES, . at 9d the pair. Etc., etc.
"PIEST-COMEES Q.ET jnifesT CHOICE. gO (JET p E ABLY. rpHEEB ABE "OABGAIN3 -TyOETH ■„ ■ "■ OECTJBING AT "' YOUNG'S EXPIRATION OF LEASE SALE, " poOMBEf'S A BGADE. A™ 132,134 136, Q 1 ™ -DIGHT QPPOSITE TXTYNDHAM-ST. * ■ .'-,-' ■-V■' '* '-■■ , - 4. ■ ■ ■•'■ ''■!-' - " : . ■ * "" "■'■ ' -"' "■' ' '■' .- ■■.''. ■' *. ' : TITOST of the largo brewing con*'; •"■*»-. cerna at Home agree that, the "■* fashion in Beers is changing, and that more bottled than draught beer ; f k y-l is..drank Just so !in New Zealand. "*■ I The increasing demand for IMPERIAL ALE" •"-. ' protea the 4 public's appreciation of " a clear, cool, sparkling bottled Ale. It's the care in bottling that does it;
SEEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS. DON'T GO TO TOWN TO BUY YOUR SEEDS. Buy Seeds that Grow from T TpLCOMBE. SEEDSMAN. TOP OP SYMONDS-ST. (end of Id section). 'Phone 35?4. D * H. COX, TWTIST, * HAS REMOVED TO * N O. 28 18^13 ' A *CADE. , QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. 'Phone 674. "* •■'•'• C. & E. "DOMINION* STOUT. A FOOD-DRINK THAT GIVES VIRILITY. Have a Glass before retiring. DOMINION" STOUT. rFHE QAMPBELL AND TgHBENFETJa) QOY.„ TTD. STILL BUSY. STILL SAME PREMISES. V Place Your Orders Early. rpENTS. T3LINDS. T^LAGS. E. L E R°: Y " TENT AND COVER-MAKER. OPPOSITE SMEETON'S. QUEEN-STREET.
XMAS. CARDS, PRINTED WITH OWN NAME AND - GREETING. ENTIRELY NEW STOCK Hd'lCE T\ E SIGNS, QRDER pARLY J|»OR TTOME TIT AIL. SEE SAMPLES " ft* -•<;-■■ •; v _ AT * ;.-,.■: v. ; TT A L D /AFP ICE. mo COUNTRY SUBSCRIBERS I ' TO THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD r ', ' ....'..ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS ..'"; ..;; FOR -THE CURRENT QUARTER f PAID -BEFORE THE 21ST INSTANT _ f ' r WILL rBE CHARGED '-'!;''; SIX - SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE ■ When not' posted ;'if posted 10s. > v ' AFTER THAT DATE, '.." v ' 7 fiEYEN SHILLINGS' ANli SIXPENCE, ' ' Or 12a if posted. •'*" ."_
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14807, 10 October 1911, Page 6
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