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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 173, 23 July 1936, Page 18

BEDROOM SUITE VH ,^§|||l J SBEr THE "JUBILEE" . j FOUR-PIECE SUITE. tt?"H HI ' if \l iil— The spacious Wardrobe is 3ft. 9in. wide and the delightful J||| j": '" Dressing Chest has recessed top, two roomy drawers | j 1 one being 36in. x 18in. Note the contrasting reeding and the latest coloured or chromium handles. Note also the unusual Dressing Stool. The Suite may be had in Terms: NO DEPOSIT, Weekly, 13/- Fortnightly,. 28/- Monthly.- y .t First Instalment with Order. " One Rustless Non-Sag WIRE MATTRESS for 1/- with ANY Bedroom Suite Purchased 4 Sjsj2jfrom July Ist to July 31st. -'^f

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