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Otago Witness, Issue 3336, 20 February 1918, Page 12

We could very profitably sell out all this Chinaware in bulk, to be sold over again, but we want to keep faith with our own customers. Once these goods are sold they cannot be replaced at anything like the prices we quote, so come along and buy to-day and have no regrets to-morrow. Bargain No. 2 Bargain No. 1 SALAD BOWLS—Round shape, with pretty fruit and floral decorations, in various tints, with Pink and Brown predominating. Sale Price 1/11 each B&r<min No 2 TEA CUPS —Beautiful fine white English China, with a Rose omrgain no. £, spray and buds on both cup and saucer ; shaded in Pink, Green, and Purple, and finished with a gilt edge ; artistic round shape ; exceptional value. Sale Price 1/6 each Bargain No. 3 FLOWER POTS—Size across top; these are in art shades of Green, Pink, and Blue, glazed Cream inside ; I quaintly designed with raised Grecian decorations. Sale Price 1/6 each No. 4 Bargain No. 5 Bargain No. 6 MEAT DISHES—Size lOin. and 12in.; highly glazed White China, with wide red band border and pencil line within border. Sale Price 1/- and 1/3 each WHITE SUGARS and CREAMS—A fine rich White China, mirror glazed, and in a most likeable, round, squat shape ; very slightly imperfect. Sale Price 1/- pair WHITE-AND-GOLD CUPS and SAUCERS Splendid quality. These we are quoting less than wholesale price. Breakfast size. Sale Price 3/9 half-dozen Bargain No. 7 WHITE-AND-GOLD CHINA PLATES —These are a wonderful bargain. Sale Price 3/- half-dozen Bargain No. 8 TEA - POTS—Mexique Blue on White ground; very good ' shape, and excellent pourers ; various sizes. Sale Price 9d and. 1/3 each FINAL DAYS of the