"AT LAST!" j Here comes the STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT! SOMETHING EXTRAORDINARY! This is going to be the Sensation of Christchurch. *, i* WHAT? JOHN G. SIMPSON'S EXPIRATION OF LEASE CLOTHING SALE. Everything on the premises, from a Cap to a Suit, at your own price. Stock must be cleared if we have to do it at half cost price. Grasp this opportunity if you require or don't require anything in the Highest Standard of Ready to-Wear Clothing Manufactured in the Dominion. It will never occur again. Are you interested? If not, come along and prove for yourself that we are not talking a lot of bunkum. This is your Chance, Mr. Reader, not ours. Will you take it? A SAVING WORTH MAKING. PRICES REDUCED TO THE LAUGHING POINT. The early buyer gets the choice. Remember our address— JOHN G. SIMPSON, 706 Colombo Street, Opp. Kincaids, Two Doors from City Hotel. Telephone 2070.
LATE ADVERTISEMENTS... PERRY'S BOOT REPAIRING FACTORY IQrt ARMAGH STREET, near ManchesAt/fV ter street. 908 P you have Property to Sell, send us parti- • culars. M'Kenzio and Co., 14& Cashel St. GUILDERS, Contractors, and those in: need of good timber, remember Auction Sale at Bxvrwood Next Monday. 2212 OAK Furniture Specialists at Oak Hall, 115 Worcester Street. Terms. WANTED, Chilblains Cured by our Reputed Reliable Lotion, 1/-. Barnett and Co., : the Square. 2992 Indian Emporium Sale OALB starts Tuesday. Heavy reductions J from 2/- to 5/-. in JE. All good, new stock.' ■ - [>ROPERTY-OWNERSI We want particulars of your Property for Sale. M'Kenzie and Co.,' 143 Cashel Street. 2216 ANTED Known—''Zcalandia Oats' pro- » i duces bono and muscle; splendid for breakfast. " Indian Emporium Sale starts Tuesday! Heavy reductions -V from 2/-''to 5/- in £: m All good, new stock. ' ; ''"•■■.■ '__ i XMINSTER Hall Runners, Brussels Hall Runners, Tapestry Hall Runners, Oak Hall, runner's;' on easy terms. Indian Emporium Sale TNDIAN and Chinese Jewellery: Bracelets j L from 1/9, Necklets from 6/3, Tie Pins _/-. Sale Tuesday. "ITTHEN you have~Furniture to Sell, employ T' expert auctioneers: M'Kenzie's, Cashel Street. ._ ■ ' ■'_ 25 ?1 6 TUST two words with you:' Oak Hall. Indian Emporium Sale INDIAN and Chinese Jewellery: Bracelets from 1/9,'' Necklets from 6/3, . Tie Pins 1/-. Sale . Tuesday. ' CALL and see the Carpets at Oak Hall, and you will' ever after know how beautiful carpets can be. Terms. _ Indian Emporium Sale j~\AINTY Sets Buttons 1/6, Satsuma *J Broodies from 1/-, Belt Buckles from 2/-. Great value. HOMES to last a lifetime' arc built by Oak Hall. Just behind Cathedral. __ WHEN you want any Account Books it is well to know where the best can be got for the least money these pinchy times. That's at Wildey's—Alex. Wildey, Ltd., Victoria Sq. This firm makes all sorts of Account Books for all sorts of people, at prices that make other prices than theirs look like daylight I robbery. 2584
Indian Emporium Sale YyUNTY Sets Buttons 1/0, Satsuma ■*--' Brooches from 1/-, Bolt Buckles from -/-. Grout value. OKLIi your Furniture iu up-to-date and welllighted auction rooms: M'Kenzie's," 143 Cashel Street. 2'216 I>EKSTAN Carpet Designs of most exquisite beauty at Oak Hall. Terms. Indian Emporium Sale HANDSOM'K Lace, 200 designs to choose from, reduced 3/- in X. Also bargains in NICHOLLS BUY FUBNITUHE FIGURED Rimu 3-Panel Bungalow Doors, Chamfer Mould, unequalled, 6-6 x 2 : G x 11. 23/-; 6-6 x 2-8 x 13, 23/6. C. B. Otlfiy, timber merchant. 381 Madras Street North. GALL and see "M'Kenzie's Auction Rooms, 143 Cashel Street,-'for ' Smart Furniture.'
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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 115, 20 June 1914, Page 14
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