■£ | I ;' N •!/ •/ J .X'-- »,'' v ~! > I | 91 .«■£ * •-' V* ]:/ M ; ] I? 'j STARTS TO-DAY, WEDNESDAY, at 9 a.m. STARTS TO-DAY, WEDNESDAY, at 9 a.m. : *"< - M L• • , :% 7\ ' : W'vMV. A:t 1 ' v,: t&m' A. t.'VW .>vM",: * ,/v » W k ill I. I ! i- ;*• I READY-TO-WE A RS, IRS, FEATHERS, E £IOT merely selected shapes or shades are at these ridiculous % Qsv prices: the whole stock of Winter Millinery is to go out in £ this typical"George Court" way. it ri BERETS, SCHOOL HATS, MAIDS' and CHILDREN'S HATS, INFANTS' BONNETS, ORNAMENTS, etc. These all offering jfT unheard of Clearance Prices. We have no hesitation (l/t in saying that "This will he the most sensational Millinery Sale that Auckland has ever known" HAND-MODELLED FELTS —In any desired colour. All head fittings. Attractive designs, turned off the face or with brims. Some have novelty feather mounts or pins. Usually 1 5/6 and 19/6. CLEARANCE PRICE, All We claim to have one of the largest and best selected stocks of Millinery in the Dominion, and the entire stock is now being offered at Sensational Price Reductions. Each. 1200 CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR FELTS all styles. Colours: Fawn, beige, blue, pink, green, red, grey, bottle green, etc. Sizes 20, 6/6 to 10/6. CLEARANCE PRICE, All %/%% Each MATRONS' TRIMMED HATS Tables of Matrons' Millinery. Selected styles are Felt Trimmed Velvet, Velvet and Satin, Corded Silk with Velvet. These are smartly finished with osprey mounts, fancy pins and motifs—Reduced to Half Usual Prices. 25/6 29/6 32/- 39/6 42/12/6 14/9 16/- 19/9 21/HUGE SELECTION OF BERETS—In Felt, W oven Wool, Crochet, Chenille, and Felt Cloth. Colours: Hyacinth blue, peach, white, black, navy, rose, nigger, pink, loyal, five sha es o* green, also multi-coloured felts —Usually 3/1 I to 9/11. CLEARANCE PRICE, j/jj Each SPECIALLY SELECTED—22O MODELS— All good styles, in following shades: Black, red, navy, green, grey, brown, fawn, rose, henna, orange, etc. —Usually 39/6 to 84/CLEARANCE PRICE, ig/fc Each. !j WE PAY POSTAGE on H |j Millinery, but make a |j j nominal charge for the j |! specially-constructed jj Posting Boxes. For Quality Goods at Lower Prices" SPECIAL! Look for the two tables of Millinery on which special displays will be made each day. All Hats on these tables will be offered at HALF SALE PRICES. KARANGAHAPG ROAD AUCKLAND
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'Mm m 1 i n i From the requirements of th« ordinary householder to the buiH ing of mighty daros, and the construction of huge buildings, the same quality Cement is used. Whatever your requirements, Insist on the Cement that meas ores up to the largest iobs as well •8 the smallest. WILSONS N.Z. PORTLANt CEMENT LIMITED
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20623, 23 July 1930, Page 23
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