s- THE new GOODS - ADVANCE DISPLAYS ON TUESDAY NEXT. 1 New goods now opening up in all Departments is evidence that another season is upon us, and for next Tuesday we (have pleasure in announcing advance displays in the Dress, Millinery, and Showroom Sections. A first glimpse of the New Fashions is always interesting, for everyone is desirous of seeing the New Fabrics, New Colourings, and Weaves, to say nothing of the Smart Costumes, Frocks, Evening Goods, and the Model and Ready-to-wear Millinery. / NEW \ I A visit on Tuesday will prove enjoyable and instructive ja. / First \ / \ as the correct styles for the coming season will be portrayed WSW f / GOODS at \ i in ail their beauty and variety. IS m AutHHIHI \ I M & C'S Oil 1 I Your Inspection is welcome— 1 DlSplflyS St 1 \ _ a J 9 M. & CJs on J I uesflay. # | NEW COSTUMES in Tweeds,-Suitings, Cords, NEW SCARVES. \ Tne£/|aV J 8 . Jacquard, Velour, etc. ~ f £ NEW FROCKS in the Season's Colourings I and Materials - NEW MILLINERY Models and Ready-to- jj I NEW FROCKS for afternoon wear. wears. ■ a DAINTY TUNICS for afternoon and evening vm™ -r.-n-r.n-. nnAnn ...... 1 I 8 wear. NEW DRESb GOODS including Velours, I 1 Diagonals, Friezes, Cheviots, Cloths, I ! 1 NEW EVENING GOWNS. SlliliD?Si JacqnlrdSi SergßSi Caraculi . I ; w ' ' Suitings, Jacquards, Serges, Caraculs, |j « MODEL WRAPS in delightfully new styles. Astrachans, Blanket Cloths, etc. ij NEW BOAS. NEW BLOUSINGS. g Milne & Choyce, Ltd., j j QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. I —MWBBBaMM——■—B—IIIHII—M—g————I—I
SALE. Martin's Bankrupt Stock. *lf - This -New, Clean Stock we bought at just over half warehouse price. SALE NOW ON AT ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS. EACH WINDOW FULL OF BARGAINS—SEE THEM. The following are a few of the desperate reductions:— LADIES' WEAR. , DRESS DEPARTMENT. ONET'IECE ZEPHYR FROCKS— It is impossible to describe the Bargains 8 Were 9/11 to 14/11; Now 3/11 and here, but piles of AUTUMN AND I ' 4 / 1 L WINTER DRESS GOODS are now ONE-PIECE ... FOULARD FROCKS- marked at the following rates : 3/11, Were 14/11 Now 9/11. 4/11, 6/11, 8/11, and 12/6 for the 5 ONE-PIECE COLOURED PIQUE y ard length of Doable Width Mate- ; FROCKS—Were 19/11; Now 12/11. rial I Usual Prices, 6/6, 6/11, 8/11, ONE-PIECE FLORAL CREPE FROCKS- 1L 1 , 0/11 ' nd 15lL . Were 19/11; Now 12/11. Absolute Clearance of all PRINT AND ONE-PIECE WHITE MUSLIN EM- »n COTTON DRESS FABRICS . BROIDERY FROCKS—I 6/6; Now ™ t% f C^ PE £' P ° PLI , N |. LA ,^' NS ' 4/11 JjIiNEENb, Etc.—Usual Price, 6fd to PIQUE COSTUMES 37/6; Now 17/11. P '' iCe ' 1/114 ,WHI Jf r q/n INEN COSTUMES 29/6; DOUBLE-WIDTH SPONGE CLOTHS, rriT ntTDirri ' r tvbwp POPLINS, Etc.3/11 the Dress of COLOURED LINENE AND ZEP- 4i yards. Hilt SHIRT AND MAGYAR "S!" 10 6/111 iUI "• MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR. wB^ r s^ 10/ K- L n /6: r 5 a™ „ » 12 6 COATS 37/6; Now BOYS'. VARSITY SUITS-Martin's Price, « vvvv r . Dpn . , vri _ from 8/11 to 17/6; Now half that. 2c L!\N DUST CO\Ts2.2Vfi SCI " ME^ S FASHIONABLE HATS, Hard •' 9/11 COATS 2*l/6; Now Felt, Soft Felt , and Slraws-25. per •< P YTHIXO opf^Fcu_9/f. ♦ _ . v cent " less than Martin ' B Prices. •< " " DRESSES—2/6 to 8/6; Now \LJ, MARTIN'S f GEXT -c BOXED #t 1/-, 1/114, and 2/11. j j CrEN i. fe BOXED o. BATHING CAPS, very »„p,„„_ 2/11 Prices " dmd " desperate Bargam S] S i orT 1 s-rrs 1/6 /', n ™ 11! ' . o MEN ' S UNDERWEAR in Wool, Merino, 8 ' Now I' 6 BLOOMERS— 2/6; and Cotton; Tremendously Reduced. °« BLACK SILK SHOULDER SHAWLS— AT THE SAME TIME 2' 8/11, 11/6; Now 3/11, 6/11. ' Si PRINCESS underskirts, soiled- CURTAIN AND BEDDING BARCAINS °! 12,6; Now 6/11. o\ 48 PAIRS CURTAINS, 4yds by 72in- Si o.m Were 12/11; Now 8/11. *< CHILDREN'S WEAR SEE t ,™ PITT street window a uiiibuui.no «t«n. FOR OTHER BARGAINS IN LONG Si CREAM SILK TUNICS-7/11; Now 3/11. CURTAINS-From 1/6. Si SILK PINAFORES—B/11 • Now 2/11 I n BIDDING, Good Ticks. Well- oi vo, «to JSS% t , s ;./6 k r' ™ i 16,6. aici 18/6; No. 4,11, 5,11, 7,11,' SPECIAL WIRE-WOVE MATTRESSES 1 TfJIW,, B/n" 5010 ™?' speclil w&two/i 'stretchers fi —6/11 to 8/11; Now 2/11. —Single Bed, 10/11 • Full size 14/6 oi Larger sizes, 3/11 and 4/11, 96 HEARTH-RUGS—Were 5/6 Now oS MAIDS' WHITE MUSLIN EMBROI- 3/11. '' *° W •< DERY DRESSES- 12/11 10 16/11; ALL LINOLEUMS, Etc., at Reduced & * ow 6/11. Prices. * 0 WOOL SHAWLS—Coloured and White 3 CARPET SQUARES, Handsome Pat- |« mingled with colonr-^5/11 to 7/11; terns, 3i by 4 yards— ; Reduced o« Now 2/11. to 50/-. o« •c 09 Freight paid on all goods except Bedding and Floor Coverings. *« •c . J. H. PORTER 8 CO. i oo PORTER'S CORNER, 67 and 69 Karan « f »p« If ' and 82 and 84 Pitt Street. , § • k > > - #0
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15551, 7 March 1914, Page 10 (Supplement)
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