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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 26, 1 February 1937, Page 10

Exceptional Buying Opportunities at Smith &Caughey's GREAT CLEARANCE FAIR Hosiery— HEAVY-WEIGHT LISLE STOCKINGS PLATED ON WOOL—Full-fashioned. In gunmetal, dark fawn, and brown. Recommended for hard wear. Reduced to .. /1 % P*" , . FINE PURE SILK STOCKINGS—FuII-fashioned. lα, gunmetal, grey, brown, and dark fawn. Reduced to 3/11 pair * BLACK GYM. CASHMERE STOCKlNGS—Fulllength, with double knees and feet. Hard wearing. Reduced to 3/6 lp *' r * Gloves— WHITE BRUSSELS KID GAUNTLET GLOVES— Perfect fitting. Made from finest quality skins. Reduced to. , .. *. .. .. £y J J pair. _ WHITE ENGLISH DOESKIN GLOVES—Featuring wide gauntlet*. In itzes 6, 6}, 6s, 6J. 7f. Reduced to 6/11 pair * ELBOW-LENGTH WASHABLE SUEDE GLOVES —Slightly spotted. In beige only. Sizes 5| to 7£. Reduced to ■•■.;.. $/| 1 P*"Umbrellas— CRETONNE SUNSHADES—In m selection of attractive designs and colourings. lUduerfto J/6 4/6 4/11 LADIES' CHUBBY UMBRELLAS—Smart handles, strong frames. Bordered covers in black, navy and brown. Reduced to ml m NOVELTY OILED SILK UMBRELLAS—In fancy floral and neat conventional designs. Red, green, and blue grounds. Reduced to .. i£/3L Smith & Caughey : - : Limited ~,. , For Sterling Value Every Day. ON RIGHT LINES. SURE WIN FOR THE PUBLIC "Sitting on a sure •win" is a fair tribute to travel by rail. Every possible precaution w taken to assure safety for the travelling • public—the owners of the railways. Experts are always alert to keep the lines right for safety. The more the owner* use their own W ■ ~ trains, the more they save at the time •< and . they also help to reduce taxation... ,..,.}. , v .l ',■':/ I RAILWAYS FOR YOUR WELfARE I esm sW Who? le/ " - I