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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 238, 8 October 1936, Page 12

WHITE EMBOSSED -r PLAT E S V; /DtKlNEB.\\ IA- f° r \t 3 f° r \^ % 3 f° r 3 -fil^ MFBVreW^ ' /l I Strong Canvas Shoes with reinforced toes and stout serviceable crepe • CtlUll rubber soles. Melvern's have stocked this make of shoe for the past Just arrived! English Preserving three years, and have no hesitation in making the guarantee, of satis- Pans, at a price unequalled for the faction or money back, again this'year. ' Run no risks-—buy from early buyer. If not wanted yet Melvern's. ■ I secure on our Lay-By System. . SPECIAL/# ■iliii ■mi i ip, ■ DRAPERY. WLDURf)' willf I VESTS and BLOOMERS, Locknit, O . vi* 1 ' " ' * 1,1 BOXES J all colours and sizes, I/" each. JULTANAS (\^. VESTS and BLOOMERS, Suede 9 HEW 2/6 each. jJ^W^SSHIS PLANTS! PYJAMAS, Suede Locknit, lace 1 JV,C y v trimmed, all colours, 5/11 pair. 1 COSM ° B • •• 9d doz. SCANTIES, Suede Locknit, lace BALVI * BON ' r,R E •• - •• »ddoz. trimmed 3/6 pair. MARIGOLDS, all varieties .. 9d dor. . . tssTV ANTIRRHINUM .. .".'. 9d doz. SCANTIES, Locknit ... 2/6 P« r » JOW TOMATOES „> 6d doz. and 9d doz. SLIPS, Locknit, opera and princes. m> >jg* ®0F G,ANT TANSIES 6d doz. , tops . 3/11 each.v CINERARIAS 6d doz. .... Ul) 1 L MARROWS (plants) .7 2d each SLIPS, Suede Locknit, lace trimmed, 1 "*• CUCUMBERS (plants) .. . : . 2d each each. GAI,,IIE,t * EPER POTATOES .. 9lbs. 1/- BRASSIERES, Mesh, all sizes— rP'tll EARLY PURITAN POTATOES Slbs. 1/- %■/£ each. ■ ID. Str " W 8p t'100; 3/6 a 1000 BRASSIERES, Strong Uplift— BLOOD and BONE .. ». Blbs. ' 1/- 2/11 each- ■■ f* SUPERPHOSPHATE I. .. 12lb«.10d BRASSIERES, Coffee Lace — Tj/e &c*£T<o/r ■■- ■■ £ ..:-&rss,< o\f' \-v' - Wv 2/a each. OSUCroorCAMV > • • • . .--"v ■;••:, _ .. 'J . , '■ . ' : • A / -• 11 • DEVELOPING AND PRINTING WEATHER HOUSES cicincTTF SERVICE. jdSß&.+diaifL 4 HOURS. HOURS Leave your film at 9 a.m. and you can *r|Pp ~U t'fjmif WWWft!, ' collect at 1 p.m. Any size printed and 2Si fw^jgiS; developed for 1/7 a film. ' V . SPEC/AL ; CAMERA .liJLfcL llZg» Make a better cigarette Get one of these quaint \C^eather with no waste. These Prophets and be sure of the weather, machines give a hand-made L Di fascinating ariicle that makes cigarette the appearance GwC/7 • quite a useful ornament. Nice to of a tailor made. '.; •■r 'be sure it is not going to rain. DELUXE' lESSES aSSßrted Kisses Twist j liEl VBDklfC 155-159 KARANGATAPOoTD. F"^ 1 ■*■ Phones: 30-116, 30-11^

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