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EASTBOURNE FERRY SERVICE. EXTRA SPECIAL ATTRACTION. SUNDAY, 29th AUGUST, 1926. SUNDAY, 29th AUGUST, 192fi. H.M.s! DUNEDIN SILVER BAND. THIS Talented Band of Musicians will render selections on the Wellington Ferry Wharf at 2.15 p.m., and on the journey across the Harbour, and after the arrival • of the s.b. Duchess at Day's Bay they will give a musical programme in the Pavilion. '. SUNDAY TIME-TABLE—29th AUGUST, 1926. ' ' WELLINGTON DEPART: 10.35 a.m., 2.30 p.m., 6 p.m., 9.15 p.m. DAY'S BAY DEPART: 9.30 a.m., 1.0 p.m., 5.0, p.m., 8.20 p.m. RONA BAY DEPART: 9.40 a.m., 1.10 p.m., 6.15 p.m., 8.30 p.m. ! FARES—Adults 1/6, and Children 6d (Return). J. F. MENZIES, Town Clerk and Manager. CLEARING BARGAINS-MONDAY, AT 9. £1 BARGAINS FOR MONDAY, AT 9 O'CLOCK. 30 RICH QUALITY SILK AND WOOL KNITTED COATS—Three-quarter length, all in the latest style, and beautiful shades, including Brown, Rust, Navy, Grey, Mastic, and Fawn. This is a parcel that has arrived late. The usual prices are 55/- and 75/- FOR £1 • 10 FINE QUALITY GABARDINE COAT AND SKIRT COSTUMES—In a smart sac shape, lined silk or floral sateen. Colours: Fawn, Black, Navy, Brown, and Mas- ■ tic. These are all useful suits. Usual price £5/15/- FOR £1 12 REAL MINK-OPOSSUM NECKLETS—With head and tail. Very latest goods. Usual price 42/- FOR £1 DO NOT MISS THESE CLEARING OFFERINGS! QUEREE BROS., 116, WILLIS STREET. BROKEN CHINA! BROKEN CHINA! NOT A "MOVIE" TITLE, BUT. THE COMMON COMPLAINT PECULIAR TO EVERY HOME. REPLACE YOUR BREAKAGES AT DIXON'S ANNUAL STOCKTAKING SALE. £1000 WORTH OF SAMPLES AND SURPLUS STOCK AT PRICES TO CLEAR WITHIN 14 DAYS. I WANT ROOM—NOT MONEY! 1000 Fancy China Cups and Saucers, China Tea Seto, 15 at 22s 6d complete samples. Worth 7s 6d to 255. Sale g amp i e Fruit and Cake Plates, Doulton, 2s lid to 123 6d Denby, Royal Worcester, Spode,, Ayns--100 Sample Jugs, hand-painted. Worth up ley, etc. (your chance), 3s lid and 5a lid to 9s 6d. All at 2s 6d Vases in hundreds, Is up '■ 27 Dinner Services, all makes, perfect order, Salads, 2s lid; Flower Pots,- 4s 6d Vc ni(l ue r.r^ €' W°rth £5 5* £W" SalS White and- Gold Cups and Saucers, bort 45s to £7 10s English, all shapes, Is, 5s 9d i doz. China Jam Dishes, Is, 3 for'2s 6d 4 CRYSTAL TRINKET SETS—Pieces comprising: 2 Scent Bottles (large), 2 Powder Boxes (with lids), 2 Tall Candlesticks, 1 Trinket Holder, 1 Ring Stand, and 1 Large Oval Tray; all beautifully hand-cut Crystal to match. Worth when obtainable £7 7s. SALE PRICE £4 7s 6d. Buy a Set and Keep for Xmas. DIXON'S CHINA SHOP, ,' 82-84, LAMBTON QUAY (Near Scoullar's).

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