Page 18 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17294, 18 October 1919, Page 18

Great Salvage Sale Thousands of Pounds' worth of Valuable Stock (slightly damaged by flames, smoke i and water) to be cleared at Extraordinary Reductions! I Buy while you can! You won't be able § to Buy for long! I 1 The recent disastrous fire in Elliott Street, when 1 FIIIF i I art of tlie stock of a wholesale firm of warehouse- CI DC 8 § II lIIIL.i men (Eoberts> N .z., L td.), valued at about £10,000, ■ l IIt i 1 FS C 1 i was seriousl y damaged by smoke and water, is still e" ir%7" I 1 SIIL ■ | fresh in the minds of the public. A large lot of the lIHi 11 1 salvage goods were purchased by D. Meikle and Co., 1 FIRE! Wh ° n ° W proose t0 offer same at really FIRFI I ASTONISHING REDUCTIONS. Illil-i I L__ i Here are some of the Bargains ! I 80in GOOD TWILL SHEETING, damaged £% ..- - -^- 1 slightly by smoke and water ; pairs of Sheets D6&U £11111 OIOUSCS 1 —Worth 25/6. Salvage Price, 15/8 and 14/6 I pair - at Tempting Prices,. I 80in SHEETING, good Twill, soiled on edge— «,,-.,-- i —Worth 27/6. Salvage Price, 17/6. BLOUaES, in White Voile, etc., all in g0... 1 | Outside Pieces (scorched) Salvage Price, 10/6 order, but slightly damp Salvage Price, 1 for syds. 3/11 and 5/11. J 60 Pieces Good Quality CALICOES—Worth —__ £ 1 21/6 dozen. Salvage Price, 12/6 dozen. #~ ~ ~" "" ~ | Don't miss these, they will sell in piece lots. WHITE PIQUE COSTUMES— SaIvage Price, I __... __. . , . 17/6 each. I DRILL (White), brunt on edges Usual Price, 1 1/9 yard. Salvage Price, 10yds for 3/11. WHITF PiniiP sitidtc ci o *<. I , Better, not so much burnt-IQyds forfor 7/6. WHITE PIQUE SKIRTS-Salvage Price, 6/11. I N&— This good strong Drill will be found Cl - klMiri c -r-r„<> . „ • , I | useful for many purposes, including FLANNELETTES, in Striped and Plain—Sal- | Pillow Slips, Aprons, Etc. " vage Prices, 1/3, 1/6±, 1/9, 1/11, 2/3 yard. j Wonderful value. H TOWELS, slightly burnt on edge—Usual Price, g 8/11. Salvage Price, 1/11* each. ... BLACK LISLE GLOVES-Salvage Prices, 3d I 100 DOZEN PAIRS HOSE, in Lisle, Black and and V- pair. ' 1 CALICOES- 21/- dozen. Now 12/6 dozen. I Bel*er Qualify, in Black only, Mercerised Lisle Th^ e ™*° ™ pi6Ces ° f this Particularly 1 —2/11. sood cloth, and as some of it is sure to go 1 in piece lots we advise buyers to tret in 1 WHITE AND COLOURED SILK ANKLE, only early. 8 1 Slightly damp., long silk (nearly to knee)— 1 Worth 6/11. Salvage Price, 4/11 pair. Country orders must include postage. 1 { PUT The Sale starts 9.30 a.m. Sharp, Monday I 20th inst. j I Queen and Wellesley Streets.

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