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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7929, 12 October 1911, Page 7

WOOL STILL GOING UP IN PRICE

Does not prevent woollen goods ench as carpets, hearthrugs, hall miners, etc., being sold by Messrs W F. Shortt, Ltd. of 'Wellington’s leading warehouse, at less than cost price. Those goods, together with one hundred rolls of linoleum, have fast been landed from the s.s. Botorua. and owing to the extensive alterations just abont )to be made to onr premises must be cleared at any cost, in order to pievent them from being ruined by dust. That tho one place in Wellington U furnish la Shortt’a hjis boon borne out by tho fact that during the three weeks their sale has been in progress no less than £I6OO worth of furniture has been sold for delivery in all parts of the Dominion, while orders for furniture in oak, etc., are' being received daily, which keeps the factory working at high pressure to complete. Tho superior finish and excellent quality of their goods, together with their extremely reasonable prices, has made this film’s trade one of tho most extensive in Wellington, and those placing iholr orders with them may rely on getting the very best that it is possible to make. All orders for delivery in tho country are pacliod and delivered on the railway station or steamer free of charge.—Advt.

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