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Southland Times, Issue 20445, 24 March 1928, Page 11

| TO BE SOLD AT COST I 1 WE ARE MAKING DRASTIC REDUCTIONS IN I Furniture | = Odd Pieces and Suites reduced to cost price and in some cases = even less than cost. Stocks must be reduced to make room in our Showroom. Don’t miss this opportunity read these bargains and inspect at our Showroom to-day. = Oak Duchess Chest£7 Sideboard—Queen Anne style— == = SK ISjM Oak Duchess Chest in Silver inSolidOak—£l3 10/- = SZZ Grey finish, 30 x 18 Bevelled Mirror, 2 short . ~ z= = and 1 long Drawer. Bevelled and Bracketted de- Was This handsome Sideboard is n wide = = sign on Pedestal legs. with 3 Drawers, 2 Cupboards and is finished in ~ Antique Brown. A gift at the price. ~ s W^ n e. DuCheBS A^ t ~ £ L Sideboard-Solid Oak-£l2 10/- S Was £ll. This Chest is stained Oak colour and has = Bevelled Mirror 30” x 18" Oval, upright position, from £2O One Fumed Oak Sideboard = = 2 small Drawers and Lead Light Cupboard on top 4 6 wide with 36 x 18 Bevelled Mirror, 2 = == and 2 short and 1 long Drawer in chest. Pedestal Drawers and 2 Cupboards, and in smart designs. = = legs - Newrat deßign - . . Card Tables—2o/Solid Oak Pull-out Dining Table Usual Price 36/6. There are only 5 to be sold. SZZ (11 1(1/ You’ll need one for the winter for Card Parties. ZZZ sz: X'-Zl lu/“ fbis line has a Polished top. ZZ2 One Jacobean style Dining Table in pull out design, - SS Antique Brown finish. Usually sold at £7 10/-, Oak W(lFdvobc £lO = == there is a bargain here. Wa _ £l4 10 /_ One only Solid Oak Wardrobe, = = Solid Mahogany Pull-out Dining specification as .bovb. = Table—£l3 10/- Duchetrs Chest—No. 913—£7 10/- = US One real Mahogany Dining Table with Queen Anne Reduced from £ll 10/-. This Duchess is in Cheval —— = Legs. This Table extends 3' to s', and is a design, with Bevelled Mirror 48" x 14" upright = = superior piece of Furniture. . Usually £2O. position, 1 large and 3 medium Drawers, 1 small = zz: Drawer and 2 Corner Shelves. zz= ™ Hallstand in Red Pine —£5 10/- . •i a ■ r a = = Was £7 10/.. Has is" x 12" Mirror upright, long Imperial Axminster Carpet s Rug Box which forms a seat, and Umbrella Stands. Runner—27 inch—l3/6 yard s ZZZ Stained Oak colour. Q ne pj ece on iy f 0 gold, j n smart new design, === n ct nr / Fawn Ground with Black Pattern. Usually sold at = Rattan C-ane Settees 75/- 17/6 yard. Here’s a bargain for keen buyers. Two only to be sold at this price. Usually sold j- Cf —— at £4 17/6 there is a big reduction on these. ef IttOn C arpet uQUarC IZtt, X ZZZ = c r lift. 3in.—£2o = = spilt cane nasy cnairs This s quare is reduced from £26. Super quality, = = Were 50/-. There are only 6 of these to be sold. Grey ground with Blue Japanese pattern. ~~~~ Don’t miss your opportunity. —— = Wilton Carpet Square—loft. Sin. = = Wardrobe in Birch—£7 x gfi. iq/. = onl ’’„? ir^ h Wardrobes, large and roomy, with In Fawn and Blue n ' ew desi with allover t . = = 48 xlB v ß r/ cd M,r A rOT ’ Large D s awer ’ a . nd tern. Reduced Irom £l3 10/-. S —— opening with 2 Doors. A very smart design with =| carved panels, usual Price £ll io/-. 2 only Cabinet Gramophones in = = Chesterfield Dining Suite—£3o Solid Oak at £l2 10/- = Was £36. 1 7-piece Dining Room Suite comprising Worth £2O easily. Handsome Cabinet Gramophones = = 1 new style Chesterfield and 2 Easy Chairs, all in solid Oak, with Russel Motors. One is finished = with sprung backs, seats and edges, and 4 High “ Black Oak - an “ one m Fumed Oak. Inspect S zzz Back Dining Chairs, all covered in first-class Wool these at our warehouse to-day. Moquette. Dining Table in Figured Red = Card Tables—3o/- Pine—6ft.—£s 5/With Green Baize Top. There are only sin stock. Reduced from £6 15/- for clearance. There 4ire jzz: - A good article this with double stays on each leg, 2 only to be sold. Good strong Tables with ss: = all folding flat, and the usual price is 40/-. Double Top and Bulb Legs. g ALL GENUINE REDUCTIONS BUY NOW 4 I BROAD SMALL Ltd. I e| THE PREMIER STORE DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL.

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