The "straight-through" i’ ne Bobbie Brooks il A sleeveless, shift-type frock with dropped waistlUh f ’ ’ A line and a flair 0< crisp p,eats at hemline - Trim cotton pop,in with muted tartan and con,rast r J stitching as a trim. Sizes 32in and 34in bust. | • |7Z| £7/2/6 Made ' n N.Z. you are ' nvdedto call now at our Youn & Fashions Dept. . . . there are many gay young styles to choose from ' Mail and telephone orders receive our prompt attenmEiWtW inrHii. tion. Please write po - Box hr * st ‘ church or 'phone 71-819. ill G At our Gowns Dept we feature 1 California frocks in linen-type fabric /SBK with sheath sltlrt ' tucl(ed bodice and A WB- 1 short sleeves. Lemon or pink, sizes 32in / . IF K I and n bust on,y - ‘ Excellent value at £4/10/W w-l Wb | We close this evening at 9 p.m. and re-open I ’ ; after the holidays at 8.30 a.m. on Wednesday. port freighters HZ f V •*--' * ■ nx wide removals THONS 30-409 "for batter transport"
DIAL 50-199 ANYTIME Use your telephone to insert your Classified Advertisements in THE PRESS. A 24-hour service is available to advertisers with the automatic ANSAFON.
OPENING TOMORROW “RIMUWHARE” Quality Tourist Restaurant IN FAIRLIE Try our smorgasbord Luncheon or Devonshire cream morning or afternoon tea. THE IDEAL WAT TO BREAK TOUR JOURNEY TO MT. COOK Look for the sign just } mile past Fairlie Shopping Centre.
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Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30947, 31 December 1965, Page 2
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