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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 17, 21 January 1933, Page 12 (Supplement)

Fitting; Out The Young Folk m (Hi AtM& C's SALE— CH E Ap LY, YES--- BUT THE R IGHT yi \> W/ / m oUK 1 UJr V^Jtl HjAl I\l IJ/OO Two Passengers for the price of one; v , /wk, \M /A\&| and a Balloon for each P erson •• • • Fitting out the y^ ung folk .f°r the return to school is indeed a problem fin many over 57,000 (fifty-seven thousand) visitors havi' /y f/k jSS - WfTT BM households these days, yet it is readily solved by a visit to the Juvenile Departments At °' ri ™™/} un of a trjp to old Falher Neptune—easily creating / / |1/I\ \ WIH ° f the M * C * establishment * a Dominion record for a store attraction of its kind. /( !//£.. /I\ [) 1 fflljmf// *Jllll Wto Here are assembled for inspection and comparison, assortments of apparel at the Many parents or others interested in some little friend will probably be W imm y nlf V> 'I'i \U lowest prices that will give real service and real satisfaction from every point of view desirous of treating the children during the last week of the holidays, and ' rr m ~}W \ -something that will justify yonr wisdom, confidence and valued patronagehere is the opportunity to do it «ffect.vely and cheaply. \j ST <4\' /1 iH 1111 l \ Commencing from to-day and until next Saturday at noon (when the old 1 iff /m \ I (Jl/ //' J __ m •*. ' f ' Sub. goes into dock) is Guest Week. That is, everyone who pays 6d for n/ ll 11 / \ 1 Navy Gym. Tunics a trip will bef entitled to take a visitor Without any extra charge. «=%»* ms V? I ( V N I Made from thoroughly dependable Serge. 36 39 The Cheery Navigator—the smart little A.B. receptionist—old Father A,' 1 H M\\ I / I \ Usually 13/6 13/6 15/6 15/6 17/6 17/6 . » — Neptune and his Mermaids will all be glad to see you, and as a memento figg \ \ Sade: 11/6 11/6 13/6 13/6 15/6 15/6' <T ¥ of his visit to Auckland the Old Sea Dog will present each victor with a \ 1 Navy Regulation College Gym. Frocks, fast colour. * balloon. ' / ■ V I Sizes: 22 24 27 30 33 36 39 Guest Week on the "Sub. —6d for two passengers— I I \\lA \\ &Tef y 10/6 22/6 24/2 27/J1 »/3 31/11 Is/1 Hours: 9.30 to 5 p.m. Friday, 9.30 to 8.45 p.m. Saturday, 9.30 to noon «gj| \ \ 11 Navy Rubberised Fleecy Lined Raincoats. Thoroughly dependable Raincoats /JgP'm IIM • ;fg \ LX in the Tre size^ oat sty 24 27 30 33 36 42 P M The Children's Barber's Shop. v Usually. 25/6 26/11 28/6 30/6 32/- 35/- The return from the holidays and getting ready Sale: 22/11 24/2 25/8 27/5 28/9 / | f |«f/ I f QT sc h oo i me ans very busy in the Children's v Flannel Blazers. Good quality Regulation Navy Flannel Blazers. V j , V/ "|j», jLjsN*>£ Barber's Shop. We strongly urge parents to make School Suits of Fine Navy Serge. Sizes: 3 4 5 6 7 8 I' ''• iA-''lk i I* b/l appointments as early'as possible to avoid undue I Worth 39/6, for 29/6 sief 17 11/8' 12/6' 12/6 1 13/6' 14/5 1 1 15/3 I I': , • , fast *dye. suits Usually 17/11 18/11 18/11 19/11 19/U, a J d individual treatment for every little betostand hard iea, Obtainable in sizes fbr ages 7t016 [1 Vj ■ll' . Navy Rubber-lined Raincoats. ' in the Regulation style, sizes i to 6i-7/j i. for e/ii. V, - / Thoroughly waterproof. Double-breasted style. Full belt. Regulation School CoStUITICS. wV. nni _ ncl Specially suited for hard school wear. Lengths 24 to 42in.— In best quality Navy Serge. Fast colour. Sizes: %\. !>OyS OCnOOI OXIOeS. / VN^^J Outstanding Value at 13/6. n 4 ll 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 , JWell made Box Calf Shoes, with ' r aDS J/- 7 "/ 6 «/6 59/6 65/6 67/6 69/6 ' Toe %'Sfly tis tj . c ioi p - 49/6 Sl/6 Sl/6 S3/6 53/6 59/- S9/6 62/6 'wSo'S J°«/«! 6 : Now aU at Special Sale Pnces. Also a few odd sizes in Costumes, usually 47/6 to ißfli Navy Flannel Shirts. 12/6, Ito 2, 13/9, 3to 5, 15/6, 6 Sa U credHean— an<l T Grammer—3/5. 65/-, to be cleared at 20/-. All SlZeS—jj/l 1 to 7. 16/-. Plain Navy—2/-. Cashmere Gymnasium Hose. Perfectly cut School Shirts of all- PnhKoi* Q n | 0/ i Cqti"*|ql« Technical College—2/11. . F n With the length, strength and elasticity so necessaryß wool Roslyn flannel, guaranteed fast I R J fi! t ,S Q J . u M. &C. School Caps are made from All-wool, hast Dye i n school wear. MM colour and reliable in wear. J Broa d fitting, comfortable Sandals, the English Serge. Full-length Wide Top Cashmere Hose, extra spliced ■ JSf/ Perfect summer footwear for children foot, heels and toes. Sizes Bto I Oin. IP from good quality leather with School Belts. / ; H..vy-w. ig h« II 1 G«y Cotton School / Leather Belts, all colours, with tongue buckle—l/- and 1/4. v fashioned, invisible spliced knees. All sizes. jArAI OflirtS 2/1 1 HiaCh. I %. r Ze SZ« tO ■ J _vi- r 3/6,-iloia;4/6 With paten, grip buckle—l/7 V 4/6 and 4/1 I, for 3/11; ;3 pair, for 11/3. W Shirts' well worth 4/6 each, made WJ' 5/6 l °' 4/ P Y2 Coloured stripe Elastic Belts—l/ 7. Mercerised Cotton Gym. Hose, firm heavy-weight. from strong gabardine, exception- 0 ' u/jjj ior s»/ii, - .// Absolutely fast black. All sizes. ally hard wearing, in tennis or canoe College Wear. iMA 3t y i= s; ail s i Z es The "Emansee" School Girls' Shoe. ' , j .'/ c , , Specially grouped in a wide variety at 1/-and 1/6 A reliable all leather strap Shoe in the "health" shape, which meaj^s.comi Every requirement for King s College and Ring s school now per pjur. • plete foot comfort and longer service to the shoe. offering at Reduced Prices. f Hose, Black and Tan Cashmere, dependable 11 Navy Serge ShortS —- In Black Glace— ' f King's College Suits—is/\O/~, xm quality, double and single tops. \ \ 6/11. for >1/11 Sizes: 7 t0.9 10 to i] 2to 7 ' * King's College Sports Trousers—2s/6, for 23/;. Seamless— i / \ ' * " * * • !• Usually: 8/11 9/6 12/6 /T - King's College Donegal Coats—33/6, for 30/-. Sizes . 5 6 7 8 9 10 // /All-wool heavy rough navy serge— Sale: 7/11 8/6 11/6 King's College Grey All-Wool Flannel Shirts —9/3 to 10/4. Usually 2/7 2/9 2/11 3/1 3/3 3/5 pair. / ( finest wearing shorts obtainable for . . ( /- King's School Suits, All-wool Grey Worsted— g Sale: 2/3 2/5 2/7 2/9 • 2/11 3/- pair. /gj> school wear. Guaranteed fadeless. TOYS—Special Clearance of Late Arrivals ... , - 44/11 45/6 45/11 46/6 46/11 Full-fashioned izes or a a S es - If some little person has been forgotten at Christmas, or there is a birthday 40/6 41/- 41/6 A 41/10 42/6 Usually 3/3 3/5 3/7> 3/9 4/- 4/4 pair | close at\hand ; yhat an opportunity this special clearance presents for 10 11 1213 14 Si. 2/11 3/ 3/2 3/4 3/7 3/11 nair XT CJ CJU 4- securing toys that give an endless amount of pleasure to the wee folk. > ' 47/6 47/11 48/6 48/ ii 49/6 Sale: 2/11 3/ " 3/2 3/4 3/7 3 / n P air - Navy Serge Shorts. 42/9 43/3 43/8 • 44/- 44/6 Cnomal Tlii-onnnarW Made from all-wool English serge, te— King's College Blazers, complete with Badge—24/11. special lltreequarie guaranteed fast colour, good strong | Saa SD A' // King's School and College Caps—3/3. /V« IxOSe. linings—Sizes 2 to 6, 8/6 for 6/11; //// "X Light and dark shades, in all sizes. 7 to 10, 9/6 for 7/11; 1 1 to 14, , Z/K 11U Maids'and Children's Underwear. WAA-...A' S " k and ,0/6f " B/n - t&L swllc and Cotton Vests, no sleeves, fit JN ' 1/11 and 2/6 per pair. £ VV_ N 1 [/fa 2A P-M* "2/5 2/8 1 • MV7 • Boys' Black School Hose. f7~7~T~ II —fil' Interlock Cotton Vests, sizes 4to B—Usually 1/1 1, for 1 /8. Fine lightweight, All-wool English made Rubber Soled Canvas l\| f'jhw Jj / • ////A: / Black Italian Cloth Bloomers, regulation shape. Sizes 16, 18, hose, plain or wUh bar Shoes. /SA 20 and 22in—Usually 1/11, for 1/8. . ' Vho* i ? V/e ? 5 rr u • i c ~ .' ' Children's Cotton and Art. Silk Shadow Stripe Bloomers. (WcZ 10, 2/11; 11, 3/2; IZ, 3/5. hor boys or girls. Strong can- FEDAL CARS For ■ i , 0 16riKn—l/ll.forl/-; 20, 22i„.-2/6, for 1A \; »" _ ,_. m = vas. Heavy quality, corrugated tyred^Ll^SeiT^Rubber oedalf '° 5 with rubber, Olildren'. Silk and Wool Ve.t.i ,ho,t .leeves, round neck. • Soft Himd-blocked Pan.p in BoySI PyjamaS. „ rubber »oIe», large rubber inner STOOL HORSES—A dis!inct novelty. o" n„[Ld along Sizes: 5 6 7 8 9 10 all white—white trim of soft Made from the serviceable Kmghtwear ; Fitted with rubber-tvred Ai«r 17/ ci D = pusnea or pulled along. Usually 2/9- 2/9 2/11 3/3 3/3 3/6 satin ribbon—suitable for ages fabric, and showing in a range of smart toecaps. Sizes 7to 9, 1/1 jlO And a special line of Motor Cars for bnvf « M j 7 i oil • S*» ' 2/6 2/6 2/8 2/11 2/11 3/2 sto 12 years. Wide-brimmed stripe,. Sizes for age, 3to 17 years. to 1,1/7: 2to 3, 2/3. Wfc «h«k ' Children's and Maids'. Wiiiceyette Pyjamas, coat shape, long shallow crown — 12/6, for oto 2, 5/1 I, for 4/11; 4to 10, 6/1 1, ' ' ° black radiators—32/67™'Sm? ' COl ° UrS ° f blue ° r Ted ' . sleeves. Colours of white, sky, pink. . . -/«. 7/11. for 5/11; 12 to 14, 7/1 1, for 6/11. ' All toys not specially marked are "subierf tn » T A- ta / • l e Sizes 4, 6, B—s/1 1, for 5/5; 42, 45, 48in.—6/1 1, for 6/3. nwaauy marKed are subject to a sale discount of 4/- in the £. v ' ;/ v It Never Disappoints! 7*7 — , Bathing Suits. « SchooL Cases jgn; 30 32 m Miine 0 Sale Usually 7/6 7/1 '1 - 8/6 J 8/11 9/6 10/- 10/6 reinforced corners Sales . 6/9'! 7/3 7/9. .8/- 8/9 9/- • 9/6 ' _ ; ' ' ■■

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