’ the navajo ■ forail&crdfl|S§ 91D RICCARTON ROAD. jAHk (City side of Stroven lights.) mJD . ’ SMNbAWUVE —ln all colour.. Idol for dragoo, Miaraadi, ; ' ’ bago, ate. • POTTERY • COPPER JEWELLERY • SUEDE BAGS, TIES, ETC. •SHOPPING i i! BAGS & BASKETS • WALL HANGINGS & ' PICTURES •CANDLES, ETC.
Ernest tMams Ltd. ★ THIS WEEK ONLY ’ Super Chocolate Sponge > ■ Chocolate Sponge Ar ■■ j Chocolate Cream In , Chocolate Icing Ar W ALSO ' 21b Christmas Puddings ; .... Usually 65* Thursday and Friday Only 59c Buy now and Save ... ' ' ERNEST ADAMS LTD, 88A RICCARTON ROAD
ENGAGEMENT i AND WEDDING RINGS ‘ Spend this Thursday night at your leisure selecting a 1 diamond Engagement Ring . or a gold Wedding Ring l from our large range of 1 All rings have been selected for their fine quality diamonds , and excellent workmanship. You can’t do better than taking \ this opportunity to visit Riccarton on Thursday and selecting ' ; a ring from Harringtons of Riccarton Road. 1 R.W.J. HARRINGTON 111 E RICCARTON ROAD, (OPPOSITE POST OFFICE) PHONE 47-796
NU-SHOES SPECIAL BUY , ODDMENTS in Flats $3.00 a pr. ; HIGH HEEL COURTS $2.00 a pr. ii 1 SANDALS. All sizes, from $4.25 a pr. ' ’■ MEN’S BATA SLIPPERS. Usually $3.60 NOW $2.50 a pr. LSEE THESE AND MANY OTHER BARGAINS AT . ' NU-SHOES 105 “ON ROAD ’ « 155 TUAM STREET 1 < 3 STORES 635 COLOMBO STREET 1 (
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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32120, 16 October 1969, Page 7
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