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Taranaki Daily News, 2 May 1933, Page 2

DOWN THIS WEEK! , '' YOUR LAST CHANCE - MAKE THE MOST OF IT! The Filial Push at ROBB’S The Remainder of our Heavy Stock must be Cleared this Week Regardless of Cost. Below are a few of the Bargains from each Department ‘ , . MyrnnAATPI If you want <l Coat now is the time to 2 Only Ladies’Tweed Costumes, 10/6, 2 Dozen Cotton Tea Towels, hemmed 3 Large lUpoc Pillows, 3/9. Rodwd Boys’Pyjamas. Made of Horrockses fkWpDCrjATS’ get in on these! Usual Price 65/-. ready for use. 6d each. to 2/6 each, . cloth. All sizes. To clear at 3/6. KZ V . Ladies’ Grey Roslyn Tweed Costumes. 3 Dozen Linen Larger-size Tea Towels. 1 Piece of 54m. Herringbone Sheeting, ’Toted a 7ll3 rn D ° nWe price LADIES’ COATS Cardigans,/umpers and Pullovers. All 4 Dozen Only Horrodsses Hemstitched 1 Piece Min. Sheets a ' • ' and many to be cleared at half-price. . to be cleared at cost price, ' Pillow Cases. 1/-each. Worth double. mg, to clear at 1/7 yard. Boys’Lichfield Plain Grey Shirts. All Balance must he cleared before dosing Large Size Velvetex Vests, to clear at 1 Piece 52in. White Table Damask, to sizes. Less than half price. 2/6. Men’s Tweed" Overcoats, 49/-, now 25/-. down at 15/-, 20/-and 25/-. DON’T FORGET WE CLOSE DOWN 2/6 each. clear 1/- yard. • Boys’ Lichfield Stripe Canoe Shirts. Men’s Tweed Coats, 90/-, now 45/-. These coats are in Tweeds and Velours. THIS WEEK—FRIDAY, MAY 5,1933. 29 PaLa^ ies ’ sleecydined Bioomejs. 2 of White jm aehmg Allsizls At 1/9 Men’s Rosl y ?1 Tweed Ooat ? (blantet Our usual .selling prices of these were In Pink, Sky, Cream, Saxe and Grey, Sator a * All sizes. At 1/9. lined), £6/10/-, now £3/5/-. 45/-, 65/-and 85/-. Don’t miss these . ™ •« z 1 travelling Rug, was Men’s Lichfield Pure Silk Neglige M en ’ a Navy Pilot Cloth Coats. 99/-, if you wa nt a good coat for the 2 Pieces Horrockses 36m. Pyjama Cloth 2 Pieces Silk Chenille Velvet. 6/6. Now 47/6. . Shirts. At half price. 6/3. now 65/-. winter. ' to clear at 1/3 yard . Now 2/11 yard 1 Kaiapoi TraveUmg Bug, was 75/„ A. 1 4 Only Men’s Latest Style in Check and Ladies’ Rubber Coats, 27/6 for 14/6, The Balance of our Wmceyettes, m 1 Double-bed Satm Bderdown Quilt. Now 45/-. A few dozen only Men’s Neglige Shirts Tweed Coats 85/- now 45/-. 29/6 for 15/- assorted colours, 36m., at 1/-yard. Reduced from 90/-to 57/6. La “ l ® s N a PP a WOyes, Aer/O, WW ‘ V 9 -d 5/3. Half price. . g °"e Coats us/al Girfs’Rubbe/Coats, all reduced to 3 Pieces of 54m Velour Coating, half 1 We-Bed Eiderdown Sateen panels. A few pairs slightly soiled st Men’s All-wool Socks, 3 pairs for 2/6. price 39/6, now 27/6. z c lear. price. / yar• • • , , ■ The remainder of all our Haberdashery, Cotton Sylkos, Threads, Tapes and Elastics, all to be cleared this week at Cost Price "Ffe 9 Only 4 more Days before Closing Down. Every Purchase will be a Bargain ! 1/1 11£ Ic V MILLINERY: all our Felt Ready-to-wears to be Cleared at 4/6 11VULI M NOTE: Goods put aside for customers must be called for not later than 4th inst. ■ , , ; , ■ . ■ , .

SHIPPING NOTICES. £JNION gTEAM gfflP OOMFANY. OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. Sailings (circumstances permitting). For Southern Ports. Opihi, Saturday, April 29. Cargo received up to 10 a.m. on day of sailing. ■ FOR LYTTELTON (from Wellington). * Rangatira, Mon., Wed., Fri., 7.45 p.m. Maori, Tues., Thur?., Sat, 7.45 p.mFOR PICTON (from Wellington). Tamahine, Mon., Wed., Fri., 2.45 p.m. FOR SYDNEY. (With through Bookings to Melbourne and other Australian ports.) Passengers in 3 classes. Ships’ doctors carried. FROM WELLINGTON. Maunganui, Tuesday, May 2. Monowai, Thursday, May 18. FROM AUCKLAND. Monowai, May 5. Aorangi, Tuesday, May 16. Inclusive Tours in Australia arranged. Excursions to Honolulu and Tahiti. Full Particulars on Application. TOR SUVA (Fiji), HONOLULU, VICTORIA (8.C.), AND VANCOUVER. Aorangi from Auckland, . Tues., May 2, Inquiries are invited regarding trips to Australia, South Sea Islands, Honolulu, Canada, United States, Europe, Arpund-the-Pacific Tours, including Japan and-the'East, Around-the-World Tours in either direction. . . QANADA— S.A.— Through Bookings by CANADIAN AUSTRALASIAN AND UNION ROYAL MAIL LINES. Fortnightly Sailings across the Pacific. . (Passengers in three classes.) Wellington to— Auckland to- ■ Rarotonga, Suva (Fiji), Steamer Tahiti, Honolulu, San Francisco. Victoria, J Vancouver. ■ Niagara. ■ May 2 ' Maunganui May 16. — Monowai —-—- May 30 * Makura June 13. ‘ Niagara June 30 U.SA. & CANADIAN RAILWAY ] TRAVEL Itineraries, cost of tours, and ] all information supplied. Rail and hotel . reservations arranged. i Excursions to Honolulu and Tahiti. ( Visit Chicago World’s Fair, June to November, 1933. f For full particulars, apply to— ? UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD. e : c NORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. < pLYMOUTH—QNEHUNGA QARGO gERVICE. c ■ I MOTOR VESSEL HAUTURU. c LEAVES ONEHUNGA- 9 TUESDAYS, Noon. c LEAVES NEW PLYMOUTH— a WEDNESDAYS. Cargo received at goods-shed up to 10 | am. on sailing day. • r For further information ring ’phone 23 Agents for Watchlin Line, Port Whangarei and Port Waikato. OUNARD JJINE. £ Travel Home via United States and Canada and cross the Atlantic by p AQUITANIA, BERENGARIA, MAURE- J TANIA. or other magnificent Steamers from f U.S.A, arid Canada to England; or, if 1 proceeding Home by direct steamer or J via. Australia, return by Cunard Trans- * AtlanticGood selection of berths actually .held 1 in New Zealand. . J For accommodation and full particulars apply— ° COLLETT & CO., LTD., a New Plymouth, Taranaki Agents, C — Or to — U.S.S. CO., THOS. COOK & SON, b MATSON LINE, t< — Or to — a CUNARD LINE C AUSTRALASIAN SERVICE. COMMONWEALTH & DOMINION o: LINE, LTD., B Maritime Buildings, Wellington. P FOR LONDON, VIA PANAMA CANAL OR CAPE HORN ROUTE. Port Fremantle Port Chalmers May 3 Port Melbourne Auckland May 6 R Port Nicholson Auckland May 23 Limited accommodation for Saloon R Fasaengera. t i