I Bring the Children to shake hands with REAL Santa Claus at | 1 "George Court's," Karangahape Road. Here is the Biggest 3 §= Selection of Toys at the City's LOWEST PRICES. E E __ _ - - Sets of Tools—l/ 3, 4/6, 9/11, and 15/11. I SLEEPING DOLLS Counting Boards—2/11. u 2/n 3,11 I DOLLS' PRAMS I 1 g- Indian Canoes—6d, 1/11, 2/11, ana 3/li. 1 from 1/6 ,ZSl,r^/" I "' • from 1/6 1 t ""— Drums —1/3 and 1/9. — i SSS oTn"/» l .'i^lV U - Table Tennis--12/6 per set. 3 £ Dolls' Wooden Polished clairs-S/6 and 3/11. china and Aluminium Tea Sets_l/11, J/J, 4/6, P I/ll* *6/11, 7/11, and 3 Watering Cans—l/- and 1/3. 6/6, 8/11, 13/11, to 30/-. Rag Animals 3/11, D/xi, «/ai, i/u, E Noah's Arks-9d, 1/9, and 3/11. Phelix Maocot Cats (All Blacks Mascol)-l/», 10/ .1. pi u <hctt«o-l/6, 2/3, 3/6, 3 E Horse and Cart-6/11 and 8/11. 4/11, 7/6, 12/6, to 22/6. «ae Balls (L-olourcd */o, *,o, ./o, fc Sail Boatß~6dU 1/-, 1/11, 2/11, 3/11, to 8/6. Rocking Horses-45/-, 52/6, and 63/- and j5/6. E Chad Valley Games—l/-, 1/6, 2/-, 2/6, to 12/6. school Pencil Cases— 1/- and 1/9. Bat y R;' H d ' 7 *- d > 1 / 3 ' 1/8 ' and 1/9, =3 E Dean's True-to-life Rag Dolls-1/-, 1/6, 2/6, 4/6, Toy Bo oks_9d, 1/-, 1/6 to 4/6. Dart oameK/g' per set 3 E to 19/6. John Bull Printing Outfits—l/-, 1/9, and 3/3. Dart Games z/9 per set. E Metal Soldiers 2/11 and 3/11 per box. Xv° pfanSSf/"l/S 3 and -Til. 1 * 1 " ' Dolls' Pianos (Coloured Can«)-l/6 and 3/6. | E Coloured Picture Rubber Balls—6d, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, Toy Pia 1,1, ; Dolls' Wicker and Wood Body Prams—ls/11, 3 £: 2/6, 3/3., 3/11, 5/11, 6/11, and 7/11. 23 / 6) 2 9/6, 45/-, to 75/- 35 fc Merry-go-rounds, spring wind—7/6 each. ——————— Dolls ' Cradles-2/6 and 3/6. Mechaiucal Toys, in great variety-Motor-cars, PONDh Celluloid Dolls—9d, 1/-, 2/6, 6/11, 13/11, 22/6. 2 I'er forming Animals, Spring Wind, and hlectric A Xylophones —1/11 and 2/9. • etc. o 1 1 /* J Rocking Horses —1/6 and 2/6. F .Id. and bd. BaUoons-ld, 3d, 6d, 1/-, and 1/6. 32 S*- 1 ■■— Novelty Balloons —3d and 6d. -3 DRESS CLEARANCE BARGAINS To Pish lor 3 I INCLUDE 810 VALUE TOTS. | IE 54-inch All Wool Gabardine. hundmds of baeoaiks | i Sxf is \ Si 5 sl- Special Concession of DMBS | I 20% for Parcels of 54-inch Cream Boianv TwiU | E Saxe \atticr Rust, Reseda, Almond, baDarCline. 1 To y« for Xmas Bazaars ' striae 1 I France pS, e n/6 yard. etc> , Olearance Price, 11/°6 and 12/6 yard. | | W£ FAY POSTAGE! | I; t&SB* —— — | I ff 6EORGE COUKT 1 i i Li- & SONS LTD. . .111 | »-* • — Auctw
Santa > Clam _ says: —- K "Buy It at • At Bradstreet's Huge Sale of Surplus Stocks J J you will find presents that will gladden the hearts of almost anyone —at prices that you'll X - / V / / | be pleased to pay. '- ' ur»l in AY FROCKS Bond's Silk-Arto Hose, with clox at side; Ladies' Coloured Bordered Lissue HandHULIUAI in Black and New Pawn—B/11 Per pair. kerchiefs—l/ 6 each. Ladies' and Children S. "Hinemoa" Silk Kose, full fashioned; in Ladies' Dainty Lace Edged Handkerchiefs £&•§&« » «*>- Scalloped Handkercoyc II Light Grey Silk Ankle Hose—4/6 per pair. chiefs—l/- each. I adiei' Silk Poplin Dust Coats, heavily Nigger Brown Silk Ankle Hose, fancy open Ladies' Lace Edged Handkerchiefs-1/3 ' braided; in W. and O.S. sizes—ss/- stripe—s/11 per pair. White" Embroidery Cornered Handkert *, a . cl v p.-np hp rhino Frocks- in Cashmere and Lisle Hose.- chiefs, 3in a box—For 2/11. Ladies Smart Crepe de thine CQ '/ C . r , , T . T • i. ir„.„ Embroidered Corner Linen Handkerchiefs, Navy and Black shades—O.S., 69/6. Ladies' Black Mercerised Lisle Hose, cash 6 & j jqx p or $/q X.0.5., 75/- ®®ch. mor? co^— s/11 P° r R . , rr n _„ Ladies' Fine Lace Cornered Handkerchiefs Natural Fuji Silk Jumper Suits; ni all Morley s All-Wool Cashmere Black Hose, 1/64 each. sizes—33/9 each. rp . T>i' SU f^*V^ ei top T*K*,* Ladies' Dainty Drawn Thread Linen EmSmart Grey and 1- awni Coat ;F rocks, of Tn- Black Mercerised Lisle Hose, dropstitch— broidered Corner Handkerchiefs—l /9J cotine, nicely braided; large sizes—s9/6 2/6 per pair. . eac h. Mercerised Cotton Hose, m Coating, Grey, vai "' Large Marabout Necklets and Stole, in and Nigger—2/6 per pair. Presents for Fathers and Brothers. Nigger, Black, Grey, and Putty shades Mercerised Lisle Hose, ~, .Navy o„ly-l/6 w|| „ f Tcnnjs shirtsi wilh se!£ BI M?r M "™ ri,Wd LiS,C llosc - 3/9 P " Men"s P WhitfTenni 3 s ' *. and Gingham; in all the newest shades — pair. Tr k o/n mr-li From 10/6 each. Haw ley's Dye Cashmere finish Hose— o—s/11 eaci . Ladle™ Art. Silk Frocks, ill Cinnamon, 1/11J per pair. « Striped I FU>nnel,,tte Pjji.mas-11/9 . Fnjvn, and Cirey; Paisley Peter r'an Itlack All-Woo Cashmere Hose-2/9. •»,« Vide-End'Ti«-2/S». 2/11, collar and cuffs—39/9 each. 2/11 per pair. o/«t 4/11 f»a,-h Children's Washing Crepe Frocks, tnmmcd 3/.1 'Black Cashmere Socks-2/11. with Vandyke braid; in all shades and Viioves. 3/11 4/11 per pair sizes—From 3/11 each . Ladies' Two-dome Ivayser Silk Gloves, in Men's Strong English Braces — 4/11. Children's Pinafores, in floral and animal Mastic and White-6/11 pair. 5/6 pair. designs; all sizes—From 1/11,. each. } (mp white Silk Gloves, double tins; in Men's Fancy Sleeve Links—6d pairHosiery. Grey, Pastel, Beaver, "\\ Lite, and Black Coloured Bordered Mercerised HandkerLadies' Heavy Silk "True Shape" Hose, Silk Gloves, double 'white Cambric Handkerfull fashioned; in popular shades, Cham- ti ps —l4/H per pair. chiefs—l/ 34 each. pagne and 1-awn—B/11 Per Pair Ladies' Short White Kid Gloves—s/6. M en\s Pure Linen Handkerchiefs—2/6, Bond's Heavy, Art. Silk-to-Ivnee Hose, m • . . . Putty, Grey, s Onion, Silver, and Tinse Short Kid Gloves, in Pastel shade—s/11 Plain White Mercerised Handkerchiefs — FashionedHosein Black, per pair Bovs" White Canoe Shirts. Sizes from 4 /i t 3 er a C jp / 3/11 and Handkerchiefs. t0 io_s/n each. Bond's Famous Triple Wear Silk Hose, in Children's Coloured Bordered Handker- p or g a by. Hose k poT'to'lnddlr-K Udts'Vnto.rcd' I Bordered Handkerchiefs- Bahy Knickers, pure rubber; Cream-2/4 they do, we will replace—B/11 per pair. 5Jd each. » I_ r» • ? Bradstreet's will pack and forward (free of charge) any goods in this list Postage raid. to any part of New Zealand. J tammmmwmmommmmKmmmmmmamimammmmmKmmammmmmammmßmmmmmmnmmm. iinir— I mm The "Honest Value" Drapers 102, 104, 106, KARANGAHAPE RD, AUCKLAND.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18896, 19 December 1924, Page 18
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