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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7822, 13 August 1904, Page 5

NEARING THE END.

The Boys'wardrobe should be replenished by smart suits secured from the D.1.C., Wellington, before the Clearing Sale terminates. The entire stock of colonial made and superior English made suits for Boys and Youths is being cleared up, and all odd sizes and styles must necessarily be sacrifice 3. Unassorted stock will not be carried over, notwithstanding that the .goods may be only recently added to the Company's shelves. To advertise special lines might only lead to disappointment, as every day completely changes the specially advantageous bargain lots with which the tables are replenisned. When ordering it is only necessary to state what class of clothing is required, whether plain serviceable suits for school or smart styles to look more dressy. The money remitted will be expended to the very best advantage by the order staff, who deal promptly with all letter orders. When writing for Boys' Clothing state the ages of boys, quote the length of inside sleeve, also length required in km'ckers. Write promptly addressing " The Manager, D.1.C., Wellington," and enclosing remittance.—Advt,