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FURTHER REDUCTIONS. The older is—“OLEAlt ALL WINTER STOCK AT ANY PRICE.” This gave our price-reducers a free hand and the bargain list below is proof of the ruthless manner in which everything has been still further reduced. The fact that practically all these goods were imported this season and represent the latest styles, doubles the value of our Bargains. I I 1: m I % , | p H K l ... " - • S 3 sa si WS& SACRIFICE OF MILLINERY. Every TRfjJiMED HAT in stock, including some imported Models, must go. The usual marked prices of these are I6s Gd to 51 0,1. All now marked at 5s nd ea. ALL READY-TO-WEAR HATS to be cleared—-Usual prices 4s lid to 21s. Clearing Sale Price 1s 11 d, 2s &d each. COSTUMES, 9 COLORED TWEED and CLOTH COSTUMES, some very smart styles—Usual Prices 45s to S4s Clearing Sale Prices 10s 6d each 1.0 ONLY—Usual price 59s 6d to 130 s Clearing Sale Price 12s 6d each 3 NAVY SERGE COSTUMES Usual prices 35s to 45s Clearing Sale Price IGs 6cl each 9 MAIDS’ COSTUMESMn Tweed and Navy Serge—Usually 21s Clearing Sale Price 2s 116 each 15 LADIES’ SUMMER FROCKS in Voile, Crepe and Pique—Marked 25s to 69s Gd Clearing Saie Price 12s 6d each G CREAM SERGE WALKING SKIRTS— Marked 9s Gd to 2ls Clearing Sale Price 2s lid each /res m g is p gj h | hi -A mki mimw t 4 m m % $25 FURS FURTHER REDUCED. G ONLY BLACK HARE SETS, all new goods at Half-price—Usual prices 455. 49s Gd. 53s Gd. 03s. Clearing Sale Prices 22s 6d 24s Gd. 24s 9d ; 26s 3rf, 31s 6d. 4 WHITE FOX A LINE SETS—--49s GL G3s, 80s Gd, 12Gs Clearing Sale Prices 24s 9dJ?ls Sd, Sd, 63s CHILDREN’S COATS. 25 CHILDREN’S COATS in Colored Cloth, Cream Knitted and Black Satin—Marked from 12s Cd to 30s Final Sale Price cs lid each LADIES’ UNDERSKIRTS, m LADIES’ UNDERSKIRTS in Colored Molrotte and Satin, at Halfprice, some loss—Usual prices Gs lid to 25s Gd Sale Prices 3s 6d to 12s Sd REMNANTS IN LL DEPARTMENTS MARKED HALF ORDINARY PRICE AMD LESS. m IrXss m 8 IQ@ 8 sss tp 4 V-jHSs. •1 NjtfVXi ws SS3 m IV - mMM H M Centre. ion CL Gisborne’s

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