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Press, Volume C, Issue 29609, 4 September 1961, Page 6

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i at IT’S A I GOOD I A START I '. ■ TO LOOK r OtsMART >i ; Go back to School in JL School Clothing from jJ |k BOYS’ CLOTHING GIRLS’ CLOTHING BOYS' GREY REGULATION SCHOOL SHIRTS in Cayknctta eO ffy for next year's school openings. Plentiful supplies •nd Grey Twill. Sixes Jto 12. ' 0M 15/3 of s “ ra " l,r oBd w,Mer u " H * n "» • ) > S 6 * o * l a " d College GREY REGULATION FLANNEL SHIRTS with 2 OC //* **"’ Hop Pockets. Sixes bto 12. .... FROM oiv/v RAIN COATS for each School or College in regulation new >»•> iu l ci o -.l »*yl* and colour, including Fawn and Navy in both cotton BOYS' WHITE DRIP DRY POPLIN SHIRTS by El R.y with A|| sjlM 30 ? 24!n 44in . Fused collars or soft coller end stiffener. Sizes ft "y » a * o Aa /4 - « om *//<> £4/8/6 £7/18/REGULATION GREY SCHOOL PULLOVERS by Maxwear, SUMMER TUNICS end FROCKS in regulation materials and Kaiapoi end Canterbury. Also with coloured styles. neck. Sixes 24 to 40. F OM CARDIGANS in best quality (Distinctive) Knitwear. All SCHOOL HOSE, BELTS end TIES for all Secondary Schools. ; n regulation colours. Sixes / to EE /Ch Boys' Pure Wool Oamaru Worsted Regulation SHORTS in 34 f o wdGi/" 30/ St. Andrew's, medium and dark Grey. Sixes 38/2 SCHOOL BLOUSES in all styles, short and long sleeves, **» 20 FROM WW/ W according to the school. REGULATION OAMARU WORSTED LONGS m gJ/3 (LAZERS in all colours complete with Monograms worked Jmt orrtvod. BOYS' GREY WESTPOINT DRILL BOXER fo 6, 5 . fcft/1- X4>/9/11 SHORTS. FROM 10/11 WINTER TUNICS, also in al! colours and sixes. 24 to 45. Shirts to match with Short Sleeves. FROM £3/1/3 ” £5/2/3 Pore Wool "Potooo" BLAZERS from Primary and ft/8 I GIRLS’ SHOES Secondary Schools. FROM VO/ V „ cu|B „ tUNAioUTS Tan |ac , Torfl.x rubber sole. Sime small 10 to A K/K •’CI Oft VC? cuncc FROM **’*/<> v*/v DVId JnUW '''CLARKS'* TAN I BAR. Torfl.x rubber sole. Size small "CLARKS” BLACK DERBY SHOE, plain front with moulded 10 to Ur ’* 3 MOM 46/6 61/6 silr’.r'r. tA ac7o"' E “«””'£•/<» ™™-«»u«. t..«„ r . kk ....... ..... 46/9 2;,c «bM46/6 ”61/6 V 1 / W “KILTIE" TAN 1 BAR. Torflex rubber sole, punched vamp. Six. small 10 to largo 3|. h /E KILTIE BLACK DERBY SHOE, punched moccasin vamp, hard i FROM O OJL/O waaring. flexible Sussex unit rubber sale, in | sizes. Si - .0.. .» 43/9 .3.. > 48/6 MILLINERY and HOSIERY Also in Brown. 53/3 57/3 ALL COLLEGE FELTS and BERETS. "WELLESLEY” BUCK DERBY SHOE, mudguard style vamp. WHITE AND CREAM PANAMAS. Just 40/ 4 4 unit rubber sole and heel. arrived. .... .... .... PRICED AT Ami Sixes 3to 5 EC/C 5 I ,0 7 89/2 Coiwubiise "Collegiate'' Full Fashioned Crimped Nylon VWf V V»/ W Stretch HOSE in the popular school shades of Tango, Rap"STARUNE" BLACK DERBY SHOE, moccasin vamp. Avia. tur * • nd C*""*"- S,M$ 8 i * ll • pA)R 14/11 ’*’• * nd *”*'■ STRETCH NYLON SOCKETTES. Ribbed and Plain, turn- . - . .ww over top. White and Tussore. ' ” 11 55/3 * 58/6 “61/6 5/6 6/6 REGENT BROWN T BAR SANDAL. Crepe rubber soles and Rgi « »—m ■■ ■■—■ heel. In B and C fittings and 4 sixes. 10 fo ’•* 26/- 12 ,e ,3i 28/6 DON>T M,ss SEE,NG ™ E BEAUTIHfL t 3tas orchid display in our Ist floor 30/9 33/3 SHOWROOM FROM TUESDAY UNTIL YOUTHS’ DOX DERBY SHOE, leather and studded rubber I FRIDAY. soles. Sixes bto ID. 71/-1I SHIHHDQDIQQE&3R