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MCI O ITQ " Shortly we will be moving to New and more Central Premises in Union CJw 1 IvWta# v © Street, and in order to reduce our stocks to a minimum we are holding a GREAT REMOVAL SALE COMMENCING ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7th. the sale will continue for 14 days only And invite you to help us to move by participating in the great Bargains we are offering. Our entire stock of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing and Mercery, Boots and Shoes, will be offered at Reductions ranging from 5/- to 6/8 in the pound. If you have been waiting for prices to fall, here’s your opportunity. _ MEN’S CLOTHING AT PRE-WAR PRICES MEN’S MERCERY MERCILESSLY CUT. BOYS’ WEAR DRASTICALLY REDUCED. Men’s Railway and English Saddle Men’s Sunerior Hand-made Minster Men’s Fine Natural Cotton Singlets and Men’s Wiretweed Working Shirts. Our Boys’Fine Natural Cotton Singlets. All Bojra’ English Saddle Tweed Knickers, r. -B-ngnsn baddie Mens bupeno• nanu mace imnster Fine garments for present special line,of which we have sold sizes, 20in. to 32in. Usually 1/11. For real hard wear, cgn’t be beaten. nZllJ r nT » n H S and PMn wear. All sizes, 36in. to 42im Usu- thousands. Removal Price, 3/6. Removal Price, 1/3. Sizes 4to 16. Usually 6/6 to 8/6. m / 4n y w S/ i 6 ’r? ”1 -n /U i’ STh fitting suit ally 2/11 and 3/6. Removal Price: Men’s Neglige Shirts. Space will not Boys’Grey Cotton Canoe Shirts. Sizez Removal Prices, 4/6 to 6/11. sold at LB/6. Removal Price, eg MM / Men’s Worsted Trousers. Sports Trou- Men’s Odd Railway Tweed Working j Price: 1/n Sing iets; 2/3 7/11; White Beatrice Twill Shirts, Bovs’ Kaianoi Naw Saddle Tweed sers. Hundreds to select from. All Coats. .Heavy, quahty. and wear Pants . • 5/6; Smart Neg. Shirts, 4/11; Sizes 11mto 14, Boys KaiapoL d Petone Fine Quality ' Less 5/- in the £. guaranteed. Usual Price 25/6. Re- Men’s Heavier Quality Fleecy Lined Luvisca Silk Shirts, Mazon collars Bovs’de Luxe Pviamas Made of fam- Serge Knickers. AU Greatly ReMen’s Sports Coats. We have a big moval Price, 19/6. Singlets and Pants. All sizes, 36m. to match, 13/11. „ Boys Faqt strines duced. range of new season’s goods. Usual Men’s Railway Tweed Working Vests. to 42in. Usually 3/6 and 3/11. Re- All other lines of Mens Shirts Reduced ou TRnnllv from 6/3 rune Prices 21/-to 49/6. Removal Prices Made with long strong backs, for moval Price: 2 /6 Singlets; 2/11 5/-in the £. • Sizes Ito I<o. Usuahy from 6/3. MEN’S HATS AND CAPS. 13/6 to 35/-. out-door workers. Usually 11/6. Pants . I Men’s Doctor Union Under-Flannels. In Removal Prices from 4/6. R „ ;„. In snaD ? Men’s Blazers. In all newest stripes. Removal Price, 8/6 ‘ v . TT n Me^. s Meridia « Smg!ets and Knee f .Grey Shetland Usually Boys’ 18 brims and turned up shapes. Usu- / Re ’ USUa ’ ly nwvM e ?ric? 5 U /n y Socks. PriceV.vKwU?. 6/ ally 9/6. Removal Price, 5/11. moval Prices, 22/ , /, / • , . „ ... , Men’s Canterbury Locknit Art Silk Usually 1/3 pair. .Removal Price, 3 Boys’ Genuine Fox’s Serge Knickers. Men’s Pure Fur English Chestergate. Men’s Dark Grey Tweed Suits. Made Mens Kaiapoi All-Wool Saddle Tweed Singlets and Shorts Usually 7/6, pair for 2/6. Guaranteed wear and dye. Sizes 4 Hats. Smart new shapes and shades, from a cloth that we guarantee will trousers. In two qualities Usually l ßema v f lPric ’. 5/11 Men’s Strong Hamilton Cloth Pyjamas £ i 7. Usually 5/9 to 9/11. Re- Usually 25/-, 27/6. Removal Price,v give good service. Usually 59/6. Re- 29/6 and 22/6. None better tor and Shorts. Men’s and O.S. Men’s. Guaranteed, moval Prices from 4/9. 18/6. \ moval Price, 39/6. weai. Removal Prices, 15/6, 22/6. Men’s Brown Cotton Singlets. Short fast stripes. Usually 9/6. Removal Bovs’ Sunerior Quality Colonial Serge Men’s Famous Borsalino All-Fur Felt/ ; Men’s Navy Serge Suits. Guaranteed Men’s Palmer Nap Working Coats, sleeves. Flying Wheel Brand. Usu- Price, 6/9. k nickers Special roomy cut. Sizes Hats. All newest colours and shapes. . Indigo dye and absolutely fast col- Lined throughout. Good hard wear- ally 3/11. Removal Price, 2/9. Men’s Luvisca Silk Pyjamas. Latest 4to 17 ’ Usually 7/3 to 10/6 Re- Usually 35/-, 37/6. Removal Price, - our. Honestly worth every penny ing coats. Usually 17/6. Removal 25 per cent.—s/-in the £, off all other patterns. Very smart designs. Usu- , 5/11 to 8/6 28/6.., . . of £5. Removal Price, 65/-. Price, 12/6. lines of Men’s Underwear. ally 24/6. Removal Price, 18/6. ’ QATTAQWWn . MEN’S OVERCOATS AT GIFT PRICES. BLANKETS AND RUGS SLAUGHTERED. BOOT AND SHOE PRICES bQU b - heaPeS i C/Ot,,ing StOre W - V - PATTERSON, gent Street, Hawera

FOX FUR CO NOTE OUR NEW ADDRESS FIRST FLOOR, NEW RITZ TEAROOMS. fTtill a few Furs to be Cleared at Bargain Prices. Fur Coats and Furs Repaired and Cleaned. Our .Work is excellent. Our Charges Reasonable. ’Phone 1614. DEVON STREET. ’Phone 1614.

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Taranaki Daily News, 6 February 1931, Page 11

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