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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7928, 11 October 1911, Page 7

WOOL STILL GOING UP IN PRICE Doe* not prevent woollen goods ouch a* carpets. hearthrugs, hall runners, etc, being sold by Messrs W F. Shortt. UtA., of Wellington's leading warehouse, at less than cost price. Theoo goods, together with one hundred rolls of linoleum, haw just been landed from tie n Eotorua, and owing to the extensive ■ alterations just about to be made to our premises must bo cleared at any cost, in, order to prevent them from being ruined by lust That the one place in Wellington tc furnish ia Shortt’B has been borne out by the fact tint during the throe weeks their sale has been in progress no less than £IBOO worth of furniture, has been sold tor delivery l in all ports of the Dominion, while orders for furniture in oak, etc., are being received daily, which keeps the fan-, tory working' at high . pressure ■■ to complete. The superior finish and excellent quality of their goods, together with their extremely reasonable prices., has made this firm's trade one of the most extensive in Wellington, and those .placing their orders with them may rely on getting thr very heat that it is possible to make. All orders for delivery in tie country are packed and delivered on the railway station or steamer free of charge.—Advt.

Mary Wingrore, who,has just died at High Wycombe at the age of eighty-two, enjoyed the reputation of being the oldest Sunday school scholar in England. She regularly attended a Sunday school class up to within a ’.reck of her death.