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Press, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23354, 13 June 1941, Page 9

WIN A GUINEA! At 3.30, , 7.30 and 8.30 p.m. to-day, 12 names from the Christchurch Directory (different names each time) will be broadcast through Hay’s Sound System to customers in the Store. Any customers hearing their names called may claim (within 5 minutes), a cash prize of £l/1/at Hay's Main Office, if the address coincides. * - ♦ v - “z 34? Ml i a mm 14 ImSsSnliL rV- ttr s ::x ~-X ' ; jiff mm i i t w!% Ml Do* HAY’S CHINESE ART EXHIBITION PROCEEDS IN AID OF CHINESE RELIEF FUNDS. A comprehensive and fascinating display . . . arranged to the best advantage in the new Exhibition Hall on Hay's Roof. Open to-day till 9 p.m.. also Saturday morning. Week-days, from 2.30 p.m. (Mornings reserved for Open Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday (from 7 p.m.) and Friday Evenings Next Week. Entrance when' Store is closed, up Tearoom Staircase, Gloucester Street. Admission: 6d; Children 3d. HAY’S COATS for all tKe FAMILY I Maids* and Children*s COATS Tailored, belted style In Mixed Tweeds. Silk lined; 27in. to 42in, lengths.— 42/6 ' 52/6 Men's All-Wool Navy Melton Cloth OVERCOATS Smartly cut Body-fit-ting styles, in a 'good heavy quality that will wear splendidly.— 110/BOYS’ OVERCOATS All-Wool Tweed Coats (or Juveniles, Boys and Youths. HaK-belt style with inverted pleat; others with (ull belt, or body-fitting.— ; ■, ; 36/6 “65/Assortment of Sines in TODDLERS’ COATS Best quality English ' Velours, In Rose, Sane and Rad. Coats have Hats to mateh) - Win. to 221n. langths.—31/6 - 49/6 S.S.W. to WJff. Swagger Coats Flecked and shadowchecked Tweeds, in smart, high-buttoning styles with squared shoulders. Shades . . . Fawn, Brown, Grey. 79/6 MEN’S OVERCOATS All Pure Wool Harris Tweed effects, in Brown and Fawn. Body fitting & Raglan styles. 105/- (* Y.A.D. COATS stocked at Hay*s Regulation style, aa sketched, in heavy AllWool- Navy Coating. Shoulder tabs, two pockets, '2-way collar. 99/6 » TOUR NAME HERE! (We have the address.) Mrs. Den Bsrtlstt, Mrs. 0. J. Dunwoodls, Mrs.A.H. Fannins. Mint. O. Bsndtrspn, Miss M. Jaekson, Mrs. LawfUld* Miss McLevle. Miss A. 0 Brlsn, Miss G. B. Pnllty, Mrs, Martel Richardson, Miss A. Thompson. Miss B. Welsh. The above 12 names have been chosen at random from the lists of Hay’s Senior League members. If your name is amongst them you may claim a ONE-POCND BOX. OF CHOCOLATES by calling within the week at Hay’S Enquiry Counter (downstairs). Watch for another 12 names next week! HATS ltd C.0.P., MORSE AMO H.B.P. ORDERS ACCEPTED.

Riccarton Home Guard.—-The syllabus of training for the week-end and week-night parades of the Riccarton Home Guard covered many instructive and interesting subjects. The parades were well attended, but the week-end parades should meet with a better response. After the last night parade the members attended a social evening held in the St. James Sunday Schoolroom, when opportunity was taken to make presentations to the instructors responsible for the early training of the unit. Mr B. C. Penney, the commander, la making the presentations, expressed the thanks and appreciation of the officers and men for the services given. The result of their work was apparent in the standard of efficiency of the members. Songs and other musical and dance items were given by the Tram* way Patriotic Concert Party,.