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Te Aroha News, Volume XLI, Issue 6573, 7 February 1925, Page 1

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A GENUINE SALE Readers of the Te Aroha News will take a lively interest in the announcement made in another column by Mr J. G. Young, who, owing to his removal to Hamilton, is giving up business in Te Aroha, He expects to be away in about a month and before leaving he must dispose of the whole of his stocks of stationery, books, fancy goods, gramophone records and music. He cannot take any part of his stock with him and to make sure of an absolute clearance he has decided to mark every article down to wholesale or cost price. What that will mean to the customer can be learned on visiting his shop. There will, of course, be a better choice in the early part of the sale when stocks have been reduced and the goods are in sufficient variety to meet the wide diversity in demand.