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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16751, 14 October 1916, Page 1

i I An advertisement to the effect that "Sovereigns could be purchased for 10/-" would be called "Good News," and without doubt the vendor would be "rushed." to put it mildly. «* THE BON MARCHE do not intend selling either sovereigns or £1 notes for 10/-, ! BUT i we are going to do better than that! Everybody knows that the good | ' " i I ship i ■ ' '■ ! S.S. TONGARIRO j now lies on the bed of the ocean, and that she was abandoned some tim«! before she finally slipped off her rocky anchorage into deep water. / Before being abandoned a great quantity of cargo was SALVAGED, and eventually sold by Auction atj Napier Wharves. , Our Buyer was fortunate in securing a large quantity of Salvaged Drapery stpek 'at > a ridiculously low! price. . •

FULL, PARTICULARS OF THIS STOCK WILL. BE ADVERTISED IN MONDAY'S. AND TUESDAY'S "CHRONICLE." Meanwhile, please make a note of the date — WEDNESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER IBTH, AT 9 O'CLOCK A.M. THIS . GREAT SALVAGE- SALE WILL COMMENCE. The Goods will be exhibited in the Windows on Monday night and all day Tuesday. Without going into details, we might mention that a large quantity of 'Ladies' Underclothing of highclass quality (indented, and bearing the name of the well-known firm of "White and Sons, New Plymouth") is amongst the first consignment to be offered on Wednesday. I FURTHER PARTICULARS LATER. BON MARCHE DRAPERY AND OlOimNG • SPECIALISTS, VICTORIA AVENUE. Right opposite Chavannes' Hotel. H. S^IITH, Manager. Telephone 1243. ' j