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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15185, 3 July 1911, Page 3

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Princes Street, Dunedin. »nn»raiiii -.11. -~.....,- — .—-_ winter she now on. ggggarami 11 'in ij ii iiinHimumßß Special Lines in Fancy Department: 35 dozen 2 Dome Keal Nappa Kid Gloves, self and black backs, 2/74, worth. 3/11. 25 dozen 1 Dome Strap Gauntlet Nappa Kid Gloves, black backs, 2/7 i, worth 3/11. Lot 1. 12 Button Length Evening White Suede • Gloves, 2/11, worth 4/11. Lot 2. 12 Button Length Evening White Kid Gloves, 3/6, worth 5/6. Lot 1. Shawls, Manufacturer's Samples, 4/6, worth 10/6. Lot 2. Shawls, Extra Large Samples, 5/11, worth 15/6. Ladies' Umbrellas, 5/6,-worth 7/11. „ 6/11, worth 10/6. All this Season's Belts at Half price. 11l 111 HI 11111 l llll^^lMllft»TWl^nfflWllf™ilJß»U«M^^ ir — ~j— nil "gw—"— ,go "" mil, i r.—,., u,| . iMmmwammin,, Sin's tanal M Sale. Only — — — Only Once AH Goods Reduced to from 2/ to 4/ in the £, Once Boys' and Girls' Leather Lace Boots, 7 to 9, 3/6, a Girls' Glace Lace Boots, sewn, 7to 9, 5/. a Year Women's Glace Evening Shoes, size 3to 4. 2/9, 3/6. Year Men's Box Lace Boots, 9/6, 11/6, 12/6. we Men's Box Calf and Tan Dress Boots, we Have 13/6,15/6,17/6,20/. Have Men's Box Calf Cookhams, sewn, a 15/6, 18/, 20/, 22/. a Sale. QBiilfl^ pRINCE s street, Sale. <2) OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.