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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume VIII, Issue 2471, 8 February 1909, Page 1

HETREffIGTQM' limited It's Sale Time Again Once Again It's Sale Time! A TIME TO QUIT BIG STOCKS! A time to sell at a.mere fraction above, ami in scores of cases below, the prices the'goods cost us. WHY? Well, for the simple reason that Summer Trade through, a late season hasn't been what it ' oughter," and so ours, is a money loosing game, and yours a money saving one." The Sale lias commenced. COME TO THE STORE AND SEE TPIE PRICE MARKS, but don't leave it too late. We're not taking the town by storm and manufacturing thunder and greased lightning to make this sale look sensational, but we are going to sell you the best lof summer goods at a good saving of cash to you. ~ Come and See "WHERE THE GOOD VALUES ARE.

THIS WEEK'S BARGAINS AT MORGAN'S BELFAST HOUSE Ladies' Hose at 6d, 9d, Is, Is Gd, Is lid. Ladies' Vests ut 9d,ls, is Gd, Is 9d Ladies' Spencers, Is 3d, Is 6d, Is lid, 2s 3d, 2s Gd, 2s lid Combinations, 2s 9d, 3s, 3s 3d, 3s Gd Corsots, Is lid worth 4s Gd and 5s Gd (Also a lot of sample pairs at cost price,) A MANUFACTURER'S LOT OF SAMPLE CURTAINS AT LANDED COST. . STACKS OF BARGAINS: SEE THEM. ALL AT CLEARING SALE PRICES, CORNER SEDDON AND HASZARD STREETS, WAIHI.

T AUNCH "AMY."-Liconsed to carry I 30 passenger, Fishing und picnic excursion parties from Waihi to Tauranga contracted lor. Telegraph address Millar, Tauraww, mflE rjIRADES AtfD 1 ABOOR pOIINOIL KNOW THE MAJn YIETDKB" OF " pHAMHON," i Herald and Ptar, April 18. ATTITUDE OP TIIE TRADES At last night's meeting cf the Trades add Labour Council, reference was made to the eireel the operations ot the Southern Flour Trust would have on tho pockets of tho workers if tho local mills ffero unable to keep pace with the competition. Mr W. i'eakt mentioned that large quantities of Southern Flour had been coming into Auckland, and stated thai it was to thoir own interests for the workers to stand by the local rniUs, but for which tho price of flour would now he cousiderbly higher He suggeatod that tlm matter should he brought before all the unions, ashing them to support their local mills. ! The Chairman (Mr H. W. Brookes) endorsed t'ue list '.peaker's remarks, remarking that it ias a ivoll-known fact that toe flour rowed from tho Auckland M.ll was good, and that BAD REPORTS HAD BEEN RECEIVED OF THE SOUTHERN FLOUR PLACED ON THE MARKVIT, WHILE THE AMERKJAN FLOUR WAS REPORTED TO BE EVEN WORSE. Mr Derrick mored: "That tbo'Sotv retary bo indtruetcd to write to the various unions calling Attention to the facts, and asking them to anpport local I nißiiufaotutors in preference to impor- ; tationi." ■ I ; The luotiou wis carried nuaiiiuiciisly. CHAMPION" MOITO 18 NOT FOREIGN) AND Q.OOB WARM,