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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LX, Issue 11047, 22 February 1933, Page 4

THE S'V:?, ■'*',«vi; *■ iNEVER AGAIN WILL THESE PRICES BE POSSIBLE. THE INCREASED RATE OF EXCHANGE MEANS THAT PRICES MUST RISE Men’s All-wool Suits in light and dark g|reys, were 45/- Cleanup Men’s Nayy/Serge.^Golonial Worsteds, Bfrfwns^ fa VV K( Greys, 76/- to 99/6 Men’s All-wool Garbadine Raincoats, were £5/now 27/10 57/10 Man’a'Strong Dark Blazers, all Tailor made, were 29/6 to 32/6 out at Sports Goats, Onehunga, Kaiapoi, Q 3g . g Men’s Felt Hats, all Sizes and Shades 5/10 21/10 22/10 5/10 Pyjamas, were 6/11. H/6 Sal 6 4/10, 6/10, 8/10 Men’s and Coat Shirts in all tb^latesfc shades, 6/11, 7/11 Boys’ Pullovers, elear at Boys’ Dark Grey Wool Shorts 4/10 1/10 2/10 KING (H. P. ANDERSON) OPPOSITE STRAND RAILWAY 5 STATION KXXXXX ) 0 oot»bQtx)00ooot«xiboaoixi»oooooc«X)0000(xx»oooooooo(*xx»doa*xxxx»ooooooooooocKW>3ooo«Aw«x)Oo # I T A*f Regatta Day with the Spot Club '• Tim: If wo win thl» race woMl havo to “ Splice the malnbraee.”* Ru: We'wlll.too/lf we don't. V Tim; Concentrafeon the race M Ate lot.* You r |?et £ "one i «inifW bottle if we'rt not' first past the flagship*. ... ... Ru: iToil that to/theyMarlnes,?; I fhave half a. dozen secret I y stored With > ioving.caro. So helms a lee ho and arpiind the duoy we go. Then for a nogglnoftho one and, - only Tlmoru.- plpe'down'tJommodore' and be thankful for a thirst. • i/'l/etf don’t mdlritand thm. terms asfc a sailor—fifty million sadtr’ »*• sailors can’t be wrong. •£fev«N ■■KBwrs® T.A.24.163. mm* € a> Wtitd’WllA io«ln(‘«ti4 by'JotmAild A Co. LM, Amae *n., Auckland. ocoooooooooooooocx 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. 'iLi sj 'j* and Pencil Sets from 10 6 to tSh Come and see V them at the BAY OF PLENTY TIMES STATIONERY rDEPT. OOQOOOOOi