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Evening Star, Issue 22364, 13 June 1936, Page 21

Snow Sports for All ♦\ * v . *'** ♦ ' 't/W *' y S','% > • .<, « -;''jry"> - i*W# "*,rr,v T^i rt'i T a*' v-«3KaBSsKS: t* ! KsH XcK Winter Charm of Ht. Cook BRILLIANT sunshine champagne air sparkling scenes thrillfu! fun best of fellowship cosy nights of joy at the famous Hermitage music, dancing, billiards and bridge. Barry Caulfeild is Here Again I Mr. Caulfeild, one of fhe world s Lest ski champions, has no superior as a 1 coach, for beginners. His method is as efficient as it pleasant. He quickly ensures ski skill. Even elderly folk soon learn to speed on the great white way. Frequent Sports Meetings Ball Hut Is the centre of Ski Sport. Ski Tours arranged for Parties. Meetings are run throughout the season. The big programme includes the Grand National Carnival Meeting, the Aorangl Championships, University Snow Sports and N.Z. Professional Ski Meeting. Sport is always at call. Low Combined Book at Offices of Moderate Tariff The Hermitage tariff ranges from 15/- to 25/a day. Reductions for stays of seven or more days. Special concession for parties. Rail and Motor Fares. Take the Train to Timaru. Mt. Cook Tourist Co., Railways, Thomas Cook & Son, and Govt. Tourist Bureaux.

DAWSONS LIMITED ANNUAL ass All Jewellery, E.P. Goods, and Fancy Goods are selling at 3/in the £ off ordinary prices. Every article is clearly marked. We hold but ONE Sale a year, and our customers know that it is GENUINE. MONEY SAVED IS MONEY GAINED Seize this opportunity '‘to buy NOW while the bargains last. Bargains in Jewellery ENGAGEMENT RINGS. The whole of our comprehensive stock of Diamond Rings is selling at Genuine Sale Prices. Hosts of bargains in Dinner Sets and Chinaware. Come and see them. WATCHES. A wonderful selection of Ladies’ and Men’s Watches at a discount of 3/- in the £ off our normal low prices. /? fmi] Mm j m&f. m m m Corner Princes Street and Moray Place, Ounedin. i

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