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i SPECIAL Offer of LOUNGE SUITES 1 AT CUT PRICES! Overstocked in Lounge Suites and stora*# limited. Barnett-Barnett's are making ~ '* cfcslKTicd loun's'e suite -with sprunsr edarelf'ind •, mwn floral tapestry rover, lias been priced at only £36/10/-. These I s „i|n, reorient rcallv outstanding bargains at theso cut tirices. Don't II wn itt ill win tor to b u.v your louiifro suit, but call NOW at ~lbranson UATSZZ nFI IGHTFUL COLLECTION NOW SHOWING Tailored Hats from 19/6 . Individual Hats from 29/6 Exquisite Models from 49/6 JiWfcm OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS BRANSON HATS X 'mk± Blackctt's Buildings, Corner Queen end Sherflond Streets. Directly obove Skeates, Jewellers. Entrance Shortlond St. Telephone 48-786 Specialty* Long-sleeved AUTUMN FROCKS in sizes W.X. O.S. & Ex.O.S. Newest Synthetic Fabrics. Tailored styles in good colourings, with long sleeves. From 69/6 to S9/8 Also attractive new styles in lightweight woollens. Plain colourings. Long sleeves. From 112/- *° I Jgns. JOHN COURT Ltd. Smart Autumn Fashions STAR CROSSWORD PUZZLE ? nl ? , I'"Strikes note (two words— 22—Part of twisted iron top (7) •> ww „ , . , , . 24—Covering that comes first (6) h™ iJ, !? ce - become if someone 25—What no single person is or has (6) words—7 ij c oddly enough (two 27—He works on a substitute for 24 down (5) 4—Standing' puts us last (6) Note—The figures in parentheses denote tin s—What newlyweds are often spotted bv (si number of letters in the words required. 6—African basin? (5) uj yci 7—When no order is forthcoming this is lacking 2—Reversed in 8 across (3) FRIDAY'S (MARCH 17) SOLUTION 5 . D „ c „ x i cr ,'i\ o£ tlle male saves exposure of the Across—l Shipwreck. 3 Kindred spirit. It Ebra. s feri i 0) „ 12 Hab «" 13 Vigo. 16 Vestige. 17 Equator. 13 l ., ac r? unt that approves a trial (two Spotted. 20 Tendril, 21 Foil. 22 Gules, 23 Uses, , . „ 26 Martello tower, 27 White line. (8) n J (anae ' ) < but wha ' is the result?) Down—2 Hide, 3 Presage,' 4 Restive, 5 Coif, < I—lt you have a het it i. Microscopical, 7 Disinterested, 9 Leaves ofl. 10 hound (3) ib 11 a Hour glass. 14 Ditto. 15 Tunny, 19 Doublet, 20 Trefoil, 24 Utah, 25 Down. HURRY RAILWAY WAGONS They Carry Supplies for Our Forces Now and in the coming months the Railways are required to rush from all parts of New Zealand, enormous quantities of freight essential to front line health, energy and efficiency. Railways wagons will have to be worked harder and loaded heavier than ever before. Mr. Rail User, will you see what you can do to speed the turnround? PLAN - ENCOURAGE IDEAS - IMPROVISE f M A DEIN A "TIT'fY! I I WHEN YOU USE 1 I WHSTTOMi'S I - COFFEE ESSENCE FAMILY DRINK! | WHITTOME, STEVENSON & CO. LTD., AUCKLAND

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Auckland Star, Volume LXXV, Issue 66, 18 March 1944, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 4 Auckland Star, Volume LXXV, Issue 66, 18 March 1944, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 4 Auckland Star, Volume LXXV, Issue 66, 18 March 1944, Page 8

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