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Introduce Dad to new exciting coloured shirts Dip Dad into a new kind of colour power. Give him a Coral dress shirt ... or great new Gold, Mandarin Orange, Ice Green, Citrus, Tan, Melon, Royal, Brick, True Blue ... all high-intensity shades of things to come. Tailored with deeper-peaked collars, spread wide enough to flatter his neck. Body lines shaped with new finesse subtly tapered to avoid bulkiness. Brighter plumage for the N.Z. dad; from $6.99. Contrast with a new tie in plains, stripes, florals, paisleys, spots. A full range of styles by famous designs I Standard, from $1.50; fashion, from $2. Up-date your dad's wardrobe at Beaths-On-Sea. BEATHS HANDYMAN’S \Vj TO TODAY fFI \ 9 a.m.-9 p.m. LmV FLETCHERS NEW BRIGHTON ~~ ALL PAiwfT- 10% Discount ! DOORS normally sBto sio from only $4 DUROLITE FIBREGLASS SHEETS from 60c ft. Several colours available. 3ft to 10ft lengths. Normally 87c foot. (second) SHRUBS-Save up to 15% TODAY j DUROBOARD SHEETING 8c to 10c ft. Ideal for fences, paving slabs, sheds, etc. Normally 18c per foot. FIBREGLASS ?ATTS Sale7rice 514.80 Bale Don't miss this one. Normally $17.34 bale. ALL TOOLS - 10% Discount FOR ALL YOUR WEEKEND BUILDING SUPPLIES SEE US - USE OUR CAR PARK FUTCHERS HOMETOWN f* 14 SEAVIEW ROAD NEW BRIGHTON Ph. 886-102
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Press, Volume CX, Issue 32394, 5 September 1970, Page 17
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