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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18431, 15 March 1922, Page 7

<<< WE WANT THB fact that you’ll NEVER HAVE THE CHANCE TO EMPHASISE TOOTY - GCOB FURNITUI,E THAN YOU HAVE TO-DAY— IN YOUR OWN HOME TOWN " ’-V —AT THERKLESON’S STOCK-TAKING SALE HERE’S OUR LATEST BARGAIN BUDGET: 4 ONLY, 3-FOLD DRAUGHT SCREENS IN CRETONNE— Price 87/6. Sale Price: 43/9. OAK HALL CHAIRS IN AIOQUETTE—Price £6 12/6. Sale Price £3 17/6. 10 ONLY, INDIAN SQUARES — At Hall Price. WILTON SOFA HALL SQUARES —6ft. x 4 ft. Sale Price: 90/-J-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE IN TAPESTRY—£4 2 10/-. Sale Price: £2B 10/CASEMENT CURTAIN NETS—To Clear. Sale Price: 1/- yd. COLOURED MADRAS —36in. wide. To Clear. Sale Price: 1/6 per yard. 2-DRAWER DUCHESS CHEST—With Bevelled Mirror. Sale Pirce: 79/6. COME ALONG EARLY. THERKL aOH Ltd. .IIMSHERS. •Next Everybody’s Theatre. AVENUE. WANGANUI.

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