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Specialties m Ladies' { TARTANS, STRIPES AND PLAIN COLOURS. >y Now ihat the fashion in Ladies' Hose has reverted ( to striking shades and designs, the necessity of per- ( feet taste and Quality in Hose becomes every day ijj more obvious. , Our Hose are bought by expert ijj ; ... buyers; scrupulously. We stock' nothing tawdry or jj flash. The colours arc fast, the fabric durable. TIII3 jj ■ 13 one of the many lines in which we,lead, and the jj! : enormous and constantly growing demand for our jj Hose kceos our stock always'up to date and perjjjj fectly fashionable. I ! FANCY THREAD HOSE—In tartan stripes 1/11 pair { ALL-WOOL CASHMERE HOSE—In tartan 3/11 pair ); CASHMERE and MERCERISED HOSE—The latest crea)(i tions in "the much-wanted shot shades -3/11 m BLACK CASHMERE HOSE—In smart vertical.stripes 3/11 jj! REAL LISLE HOSE—Silk embroidered clocks, in ivory, jjg amethyst, dark green, purple, saxe blue, bright bronze j j and tan 1/11 pair jn CASHMERE HOSE—In violet and glacier blue 2/6 j» BLACK CASHMERE HOSE—Embroidered fronts 2/11 ))l LADIES' TAN and BLACK SEAMLESS CASHMERE HOSE I ■ ' Va TAN and BLACK CASHMERE HOSE—Lace fronts 1/11 't LACE'TAN LlSLE—Viyella feet 'l/I*I )| PLAIN HOSE. GIRLS' RIBBED HOSE—Sizes 4,5, 6 1/-, 1/2, 1/4 i TAN' LACE LISLE HOSE—Fashioned 1/- pair l| LACE LISLE HOSE—Champagne coloured 1/11 ijj BLACK.LISLE LACE-HOSE—I/- } i LISLE LACE HOSE—Egyptian Hirmsdorf dye 1/8 !» BLACK COTTON SUMMER HOSE—2 pail's for 9d I)! BLACK CASHMERE HOSE—Seamless 1/3 ') BLACK CASHMERE HOSE—Double soles 1/9 iU BOYS' BLACK WORSTED HOSE—Heavy knit, sizes 2, 9(1! ■3, 1/3; 4, 1/3i 5, i/*i 6, 1/s; 7, 1/6 Furniture. AM our Wooden Furniture is made of carefully selected timber, faithfully. No scamped details or inferior work. We only make needful Furniture for \ for permanent These striking and genuine reductions will be carried right through the Department during the Festival. SIDEBOARDS Usual prices £4/12/6, £7/10/- Festival Prices. £3/17/6, £5/15/OAK—Usual prices £l3/10/-, £l6/10/Fostival Prices £ll/11/-, £l4/10/QUAINT OAK SIDEBOARD—£22/10/- for £IS ENGLISH WALNUT SIDEBOARD—£3S for £27/10/SOLID WALNUT BEDROOM 'SUITE English built, 5 pieces £3O/10/- for £3l ENGLISH BUILT OAK BEDROOM SUITE— 4 pieces £2l/10/- for £l6/10/KAURI BEDROOM SUITE—£IS/15/- for £l2/12/-DINING-ROOM SUITE— 9 pieces, Morroco lined £l9/10/- for £l6/10/DUCHESS CHESTS—UsuaI prices £9/10/-, £6/10/-, £3/12/6, ' £2/2/- Festival Prises £7/15/-, £5/5/-, £3/5/-, £l/15/r WASHSTANDS—UsuaI prices .12/o,' 18/6, 25/-' Festival Prices 10/6, 15/6, 21/WASHSTANDS—MarbIe tops. Usual prices 42/-, 57/6, 65/Festival Prices 35/-, 47/6, 56/-WARDROBES-£q/io/- for £B, £6/10/- for £5 DINING-ROOM SUITE— 9 pieces £l9/10/- for DINING-ROOM SUITE— 9 pieces £iG/io/- for £l4 DINING-ROOM SUITE— 7 pieces £l2/10/- for £lO OAK DINING SUlTE—Sheraton design £ls/10/- for £l3 SHERATON SUITE-rln kauri £l2/12/- for £9/9/SADDLEBAG and VELVET SUITE—£24/10/- for £l3 OAK DINING CHAIRS—2I/- for 18/S, 22/6 for 19/8 DINING CHAIRS—7/6 for G/11, 0/6 for 3/6 CHESTERFIELD COUCH—In Moroccoline £O/9/- for £7/7/CHESTERFIELD ART SERGE—£6/6/- for £5/10/-DRAWING-ROOM SUITES— 7 pieces £l2 for £S/8/FANCY CHAIRS—I2/6 for 3/G, 15/- for 11/6, 19/6 for IC/B ' DINING TABLES— II/6, 15/6, 16/6, 25/KITCHEN TABLES—IO/6 ant! 12/6 HALLSTANDS—63/- for 52/6 HALLSTANDS. OAK—IOS/- for 30/HALL SETTLES—SO/- for ills CANE UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS—2S/ CRETONNE COUCHES—33/BEDSTEADS—32/6 for 22/G Double—3s/- for 25/-, 50/- for 39/6, 75/- for GO/- i CHILDREN'S COTS—2S/6 for 19/G, 27/6 for 22/6 WIRE JIATTRESSES—I7/O for 19/G, 27/6 for 22/6 WIRE-MATTRESSES—I7/6 for 15/-, 21/- for 18/6 KAPOC BEDS—Sintrle, 12/6 for 0/11 ; 14/6 for 12/0 KAPOC BEDS—Double, 27/6 for 22/G KAPOC PILLOWS—2/3 BOLSTERS—S/6 SaGPiflG® of Napery. . This is truly a sacrifice. Festival Prices arc all very lorn; but these Prices'for Napery ape a good out to:ver. ■■ Wo know why. This is not a sale of surplus.go.. It is not a cheat) sale, in the ordinary sense. It s a Festival: prices cut, not to effect a clearance, but to cumulate trade, and gild a glad season. But we have a big stock of oplendid Table Linen, the general demand for those dainty lines having been somewhat retarded by the dullness of the times. Wedon't c?.rry slocks ever to the new so the Napery goes.. That is one reason for the startling. cji3; Then, these preposterously sweeping reductioas of Naoery arc a good advertisement and a sure draw: they bring 3hrcv.'d housekeeper's into the store in hundreds. Wc don't pretend to be philanthropists; we want your tracic. The shrewdest housekeepers buy first. Hurry ur», if you don't want to miss these riotal?!c chances. WHITE TABLE DAMASK—Bleached on the green fields of Ulster ;sin., 1/3 for 1/-; Coin., 1/6 for 1/3; 64m., i/g •OV 1/S; 0->in., 2/6 fc-:- 2/2: 7oin., 2/11 for 2/6 j 72m.; 3/6 Special Lot of REAL IRISH LINEN DAMASK CLOTHS— A little riciicd : these arc pretty well about 40 per cent, belon- "usi'.ai price; tlicsc cloths are all ready for use GjinL' :: 66m.-'-Festival Price 1/0 7oin. x 7oin. —Festi-Jal Price 5/6 701'n. x SSin.—J-caiival Price 5/11 C6in. -a 86in. —Festival Price 3/6 6Ciir_. :; ioSh. —Festival Price 10/6 1000 donen TABLE NAi'KINS—At remarkable reductionsSid, 1/-, 1/1, 1/3 each * 50 dozen DAMASK SERVIETTES—A special Induce- * * ment for you to visit this department 5/6 doz.'■■ $ * : .■:■..,%

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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 6994, 7 December 1909, Page 5

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Page 5 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 6994, 7 December 1909, Page 5

Page 5 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 6994, 7 December 1909, Page 5

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