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Observer, Volume XVIII, Issue 1018, 2 July 1898, Page 16

Head Office: Bbidgb-stbbbt. Sydnbs.' FIRE AND MARINE RISKS Of Every Description COVERED AT LOWEST RATES MARINE LOSSES PAYABLE at any OF THE BRANCHES OR AGENCIES of the COMPANY. LOSSES PROMPTLY SETTLED. Office : Vulcan Land. W. J. RONAYNE, Agent for Auckland and Taranakl. R O-Y A L M A I L, FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL . HOTEL, ' Auckland. T>OBERT QCOTT, PKOPBIETOB.

GREAT DRAPERY CONTINUATION OF SALE OF Mason's Assigned Stock . . PUBCHASED BY OLIVER & GEORGE At a large discount in the £ . Selling Off ! at one-half usual pbices. GIIEAT SACBrfICES ! BARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY. Note the Addkess — Sydney Cash Drapery, — KARANGAHAPE ROAD. t argest and most beautiful Jlj STOCK OF BALL PROGRAMMES IN AUCKLAND AT THE OBSERVER OFFICE.

GREAT EXTENSION &"^ . g is a pbonounced OF PREMISES. s|3|9| Ift ■ IS" SUCCESS! Crowds! Crowds I! Crowds!!! a re the order of the day, and, needlesß to say, everyone is more than delighted with THE WONDERFUL BARGAINS. These, it must be remembered, are not quickly exhausted ; portions are brought forward daily, and they are likely to last for some time to come. The work of extension is proceeding rapidly, and it is absolutely imperative that the stock be still greatly reduced. Take a careful note of a few of the most desperate lots. Plisse, Silks, Satins and Plushes. These are the very newest goods, all this season's importations, suitable for blouses, fronts, millinery, fancy work, etc., and the original prices were from 2/11 to 6/11 per yard. IREDALE is now throwing them away at 1/ per yard. Evening Silk: Gloves. At Half-prices ! ' As: Half-prices ! IREDLAE is selling some of the most remarkable black, white and create evening ilk gloves ever seen in the colony. They are 27 and 30 inches long. 1/6 and 1/11 per pair, and worth EXACTLY DOUBLE THE PRICES. Iredale's Hats are still an absorbing topic of conversation. He is now making an end of his whole •stock of Bailors', fancy staws and felts at 4gd, 6d, 9d, and 1/ each, and they are worth from 1/6 to 7/6 each. . Fancy Linens. The fancy linen goods that have created such a sensation are still in evidence. They comprise tea, tray and sideboard cloths, mats, toilet covers, etc , etc., and are marked at EXACTLY HALF-PRICES. Underclothing. Such a splendid collection of underclothing at such ridiculous prices is seldom seen. Many of the garments are manufacturers' samples and exquisitely hand-made. An opportunity to buy underclothing at these low prices rarely occurs. Dress Ornaments. Iredale is offering a marvellous lot of jet bodice ornaments, edged with fur, which can easily be removed if necessary ; they are worth from 3/11 to 5/11, but are being simply thrown away at Hi& eacii. 4/11 A DRESS FOR EVERYBODY. 4/11 This is certainly an unrivalled line. Donble width black hopsac, worth 2/- per yard. Iredale is giving away at 4/11 the full dress length. They would be cheap at half-a- * ?umea ' Infants' Millinery. The children's pretty bats and bonnets at 1/-, 1/6 and 1/11, are drawing crowds of mothers, and no wonder ! They are worth, in every instance, at least three times the prices'. The foregoing lots are selected at random, and are merely intended to illustrate the rate of reductions prevailing during Iredale's Great Sale. REMEMBER !! ! REMEMBER ! ! ! " Everything is similarly reduced, and the- Btock must be worked down, no matter how great the sacrifice. IREDALE - - Queen-street, Auckland