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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LX, Issue 11045, 20 February 1933, Page 4

THE NEVER AGAIN WILL THESE PRICES -BE POSSIBLE. THE INCREASED RATE OF EXCHANGE MEANS THAT PRICES MUST RISE Men’s All-wool Saits in light and dark greys, 27/10 were 45/- . F Men’s Navy Serge, Colonial Worsteds, Browns, g?/10 Greys, 75/- to 99/6 • Men’s All-wool Garbadine Raincoats, were 65/- 29/10 Men’s Strong Dark OmWgMjy p "f’ slMS 5/10 Blazers, all Tailor made, were 29/6 to 32/6 21/10 Sports Coats, Onehunga, Kaiapoi, R o s Jy n ’ to 3g/6 22/10 Men’s Felt Hats, all Sizes and Shades 5/10 Pyjamas, were 6/11, 11/6 4/10, 6/10, 8/10 Men’s Neg. and Coat Shirts in all latest 4/10 shades, 6/11, 7/11 goinga fc / Boys’ Pullovers, clear at 1/10 Boys’ Dark Grey Wool Shorts - '2/10 THE TROUSER KING (H. P. ANDERSON) OPPOSITE STRAND RAILWAY STATION IftSSMaSSSMINMi Fisherman’s Privilege! Tim: A cast as sweet as a r stolen kiss. He 'rose to me. I struck him. Weighed IS Ibs. lf he weighed an ounce. Ru: And the bodyis ih the bag 7 Tim: Atari poor Yorlck, he escaped I Ru: Ah I fisherman’s privilege/ Hard luck, J mean. Well,. Here In the. Hag Is something that cannot escape—. Tfmaru, the fisherman'* angler’s antidote. ' Every drop' imprisoned with loving care. Both: Here's tight lines and no; regrets. If we can’t be"isure offish we can of Timaru. TA.23-U-J2 .«hmmn romciinrs a.o te MtM<wl|h loving ein toy John Sold a Co. LU, Anzoo *»•-, Auckland. B000000000000000Q0000(X>00Q00(X?0<X?QO000CP0OQ0O00OOnoOOOO0OOOO0O0<y > OOOO f^O0r^ry<<v X v T f^r^r PENS These beautiful British Pens are ** delightful to use as they are to look at. But the most surprising feature is the price at which they are marked. Pen and Pencil Sets from 10/6 to 25/Come and see them at the BAY OF PLENTY TIMES STATIONERY DEPT. 0OOtXWO0OCKXX«aXI0000aXk>^0O00000<XX>XC»XXX)00OCO00OXCkXXM0(XO00(XX)000000000000000000O(XXX>00<X)O0000(