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MEN & BOYS! ' WARM UP FOR COLD DAYS AND NIGHTS With Clothing and Underwear chosen from the following range. Men’s Winter OVERCOATS, very smartly cut from better- quality’ New Zealand tweeds in greys, browns and dark blues. ShowerJgßy P ioof> PRICED AT £6, £6/3/- TO £7/19/6 a| Men’s Donegal Tweed Effect Roslyn “Neverwet” OVERCOATS. Light shade. Ultra smart. ONLY £6/6/MEN’S SUITS tailored to. individual measurements from fine English worsted in shades of blues, greys and brown. Two fittings Wlth SUlt . .ONLY £ll/15/- AND £l2/12/Men’s Leather LUMBER JACKETS, heavy fleecy line s^/^ i^ g O 9/ 8 6 ’ Men ’ s Hide LUMBER JACKETS. Band to waist. Silk lined. Meil ’ S W ° rSted SPORTS TROUSERS in greyS ’ blueS 35/6 TO n ss/Men’s Tweed SPORTS COATS in greys, browns, blues and greens. Various checks and plain shades. g5/ _ KwS Men effSte“ d GOLP AND POLO CAPS ’ D ° n io/6 ANO ’t/6 Men>s w °° ] felt iiats in srey * 15/6 EACH MEN’S FUR FELT HATS in blues, greens, bro YgjkV7/6 EACH Men’s Lambs Wool Short Sleeve SINGLETS. Roslyn, Mosgiel and Brucp makes 10/6 EACH Men ’ s Fine All Wool Mosgiel Short Sleeve SINGLETS. each IHWMSW Men’s Fine All Wool Petone Short Sleeve SINGLETS and UNDERM PANT’S No 850. SINGLETS 17/11; UNDERPANTS 1?/6 Men’s Medium Weight Short Sleeve SINGLETS AND UNDERPANTS. No. 236. Super quality. I SINGLETS 18/6; UNDERPANTS 19/6 WWMS Famous Petone HUKA FLANNELS, made of all wool twill nlaiding. Brown and navy. MEN S. 12/6, O.S. j3/o Boys’ Navy Tweed OVERCOATS. All wool. l^ oub l e /R qfvle Sizes 7 8 9 10 11. 52/6 TO 62/o Boys’ Grey Herringbone Tweed OVERCOATS. Double feasted and silk lined. Sizes 9, 10, 11, 12. q; S Z,' c WWW Boys ’ Navy Braemac OVERCOATS. Double breasted. Sizes 00, 32, Wwl Boys^ 4 §uperfine English Navy Serge TWO PIECE SUlTS.double elbows and seats. Sizes 7 to 13. + 5 /i'q To 72^6 Boys’ and Youths’ Grey Flannel SLACKS. Sizes i Boys’ Primary and Technical School CAPS. These prices me obtainable only from the Store where Friendliness Greets You, TYMONS ltd. TAINUI STREET GREYMOUTH. _ _

is If your name is not on the Electoral Roll for 1943 you will not be able to vote at the forthcoming General Election. Enrolment is compulsory by law —and voting is a duty you should not neglect. Inspect the Electoral Roll at any Post Office. If your name is not there, secure an Enrolment Form at the Post Office and post it-or apply direct to the Registrar of Electors. By acting promptly you can still get your name on the Supplementary Roll. N DO NOT FAIL TO USE YOUR VOTE 2

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