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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 3572, 26 October 1898, Page 2

J INOLEUMS AND FLOORCLOTHS JLi AT WHOLESALE PRIOR FOR SAL E AT 0. SMITH’S, DRAPER’S, COBA BTBEBT. 100 NEW patterns JXTST OPENED. 2 yards wide Floorcloths, la lid to 2s lid, 2 yards wide Linoleums, 2a lid to 4s lid. 3 and 4 yards wide Linoleums in large variety WE do not praise up the bargains we offer at our sale. We .leave out the superlatives, marvellous, astounding, Ac. Wo simply tell you of the bargains in plain words. We leave yon to judge for yourself, After paying for his purchase of furnishing goods the other day, a customer mentioned ho had priced all the articles first at othpr places, and considered ho had saved .£5 by coming to us. That was before the sale. He would save even more now. Money saved is money gained. We believe wo can save you money on every purchase you make from us. The point we emphasise is that every article is reduced. All articles marked in red are at reduced net sale prices. All articles marked in black are ordinary prices. If through a salesman’s inadvertence you do not get your discount off ordinary prices, mention it; wo will bo pleased to make it right. Last Saturday u we estimate w© had nearly 50 per cent, more customers than over before. To-day we expect even more. Crockery Dept. Large strong milk jugs, hold about two quarts, with gilt linos. Is each : strong printed onps and saucers, aesertod pattorns, full size, throe for Is ; f*noy china milk jugs, lOd each ; fancy china cake plates and twisted wire handles, the two, Is ; large glass jam dishes, assorted shapes, 6d each ; gilt egg cups. Id each. Tools. —The quantity of tools wo soil is surprising. We guarantee everything. Wo never allow a customer to be dissatisfied with anything ho buys from us—if ho comes back and mentions it. Hero are a few more lines Long-handled shovels, No. 2, just opened. Is lid each; Whicehouses* longhandled slashers, 2s 9d; Gilpin’s double-edged slashers. 3s 3d. Fancy Dept. —We have an overstock of 44 Coal Oil Johnny ” Soap, It has a funny American name, but it is a good soap, made from petroleum. No animal fat is used in its composition. We know of no article in oar stock which we can recommend with more pleasure. It makes an excellent bath or toilet soap. It is a splendid kitchen soap. The price is 2d a cake ; large size, 4d. Few soaps will clean dirty bands quicker. Cricketing Goods. — vVe shall have something to say about these next week when we get time to open a few more cases. Croquet sets at 16s 6d, 655, 77s 6d, 85s, 97s 6i, 110 s each. Bamboo Verandah Blinds —We are overstocked with these. Here are some prices—Bft x B£t, 3s lid; 10£t x Bft, As lid; 12ft x Bft, 5a lid each. Cutlery.— lt seems almost a sin to sell good broad-knives at the price, but we bought them below cost and get a moderate profit. No more at the same price, though, when these are done. Good steel blades, white bone fluted handles, with leaf carved on, them; German silver ferrules for la each, fit to put oq any table. — Wilkins & Field, Ironmongers and Importers, Manners street, Wellington. 224 J. & A. WILSON, Funeral directors and FURNISHERS, 55, Cambridge tebba.ch. All Requisites in Stock. BUILDERS CONTRACTORS, Telephone 905, 311(