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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 145, 21 June 1934, Page 16

Remarkable Buying Opportunities at Smith & Caughey's Jaeger Feather Fleck Ladies' Woollen. 3-Ply Knitting Wool Sleeping Vests A Blended Wool in Mist effects, ideal for * . , . . » , • h „ „p Superior quality, cosy Winter weight. Short two-tone knitting. A large variety of newest superior 4" , . sleeves. 42m. colourings. I 1/1 loz. skein. 0/9 All-Wool Cashmere Regulation School Stockings Gloves Full fashioned. wearing. In In N.v, Suede t.brie. Reliable wearing, fashionable colourings, including Black. bizes P, o, o£, /. 3/H pair. 2/11 Outstanding Purchase—2ooo Ready -to * Wear Felt Hats Wonderful selection of new shapes in fashionable f shades, including Purple, Navy, Brown, Lido, Rust, K| f New Green, Blackberry, Moss, New Brown, and | Amethyst. This extraordinary purchase is now being offered at the absurdly low price of r^acil Ladies' Ladies' Woollen Scarves Chubby Umbrellas width tra 9in V . e wUh et fri^ged e ' With woven borders and smart handles. In fawn/Black/Red, Green/Primrose/White, Black, Navy, Red, and Brown. Orange/Gold/White. l/- each - 11/9 Rubber Aprons ' Chiffon Velvets 36-inch wide* Attractive floral designs, in Almond Green . In fashionable shades for day and evening and Lavender only. wear. 9d each 7/ll yard Children's STRIKING VALUE IN Cream Interlock All-Wool Cotton Nightgowns Dress Materials Turned-down collar of contrasting shade. 36-Inch wide. Long sleeves. In White/Pink, White/Sky, ■ . _ 0 . In fashionable shades for Winter wear. 26in. 2oin. 3Um. 4/9 4/11 5/3 3/6 3/11 4/6 Early Buying Advised! Smith & Caughey Ltd. For Consistent Quality and Value

Y.W.C.A.—Y.M.C.A. JOINT STREET APPEAL FRIDAY NEXT, JUNE 22 The following gentlemen have signed letters commending the work of the Y.W.C.A. and Y.M.C.A. and indicating their belief that the activities of both are worthy of public support. Geo. W. Hutchison, Mayor of Auckland. Dr. James M. Liston, Bishop Auckland Diocese. George Mills, Mayor of Birkenhead. Syd _ j Harbutt> p res ;d ent R otary C lub. George Lawson, Mayor of New Lynn. T a n All m. • a i > j nH. F. W. Meikle, Mayor of Devonport. J ' Auckland Transport Thos. Clements, Mayor of Otahuhu. D „ . . „ . . ». rt i ' '-'ay, Chairman Auckland Harbour Board. , John Guiniven, Mayor of lakapuna. Raymond Ferner, Mayor of Mount Albert. .W* Holdsworth. Chairman Auckland Electric .. r.* mi Jrower board. T. McNab, Mayor of Mount Eden. Rev. W. W. Averill, President Council of Christian J° se ph Smith, Auckland Boys Employment Congregations. Committee. Rev. W. Lawson Marsh, President Auckland Minis- Rev. W. T. Blight, President Christian Youth ters" Association. Council. Both Associations are endeavouring to stiffen Morale among Young People. Auckland Needs the Support of These Associations. These Associations Need the Support of Auckland. HELP the YOUTH of AUCKLAND!