ALARMING DISCOVERY IN WELLINGTON
FRONT OF A BUILDING COMING OUT IN WILLIS STREET ' Is * I--* reason of the great excitement caused By the extensive clearing: sale of furniture now in progress at the warehouse of Messrs W. F. Shortt, Ltd., who, owing to the widening of 'Willis street, are offering the. whole of their immense stock at the lowoet prices ever quoted for furniture in Wellington. As the contractors for the work will be starting, operations within the next few. days, it is necessary that the firm's stock should he reduced in order to make room. With this end in view prices have been still further reduced. and while the sale is in progress no reasonable offer will be refused, as the goods must go. Shortt’s is now a household Word for high-class furniture, and clients , may rest assured 'that any article procured from this firm is the very beat that first-class material and workmanship can produce. Owing to the small frontage of the warehouse to Willie street the public are likely to get the impression that the stock is a' limited one, but it only needs one glance at their extensive showrooms to convince yon that they have one of the largest and best lighted warehouses in Wellington, while for quality and design their goods are without equal in the city. To those about to furnish this great clearing eale means many pounds saved by taking advantage of this exceptional opportunity to purchase their furniture at a reduction of from 20 per cent, to 50 per cent, discount off usual prices. All orders for delivery in the country will be packed and delivered on the railway station or steamer free of charge.—Advt-
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7915, 26 September 1911, Page 5
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283ALARMING DISCOVERY IN WELLINGTON New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7915, 26 September 1911, Page 5
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