DEPARTURE OF THE CONTINGENT. The next great public event succeeding (he departure of our brave contingent is the opening to-day of the eleventh great drapery sale at "The Economic.’' Since the last one was held in July last the ground floor area of "The Economic” has been nearly doubled. Messrs George and Kersley anticipate that the additional space thus provided will be sufficient to accommodate the enormous crowds of buyers who patronise them without the unpleasant crushing that has hitherto been attendant on these occasions. To realise the balance of their stocks immense reductions hove been made that may fairly be designated a great crash in prices. A supplement is issued in tbe “Timcs” to-day. giving a detailed list of reductions that will astonish the public. 363
At first it’s ■wind and then it’s rain. It’s cold, then hot, then cold again. Such trying climate brings on chills, And must incress,- the doctors’ bills: But what is that which sares expense, Which we can buy for eighteenpence. Which drives away all colds for sure? Why, Wm. E. Woods’s Great Peppermint Cure. 18
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 3957, 24 January 1900, Page 5
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182Page 5 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 3957, 24 January 1900, Page 5
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