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Greymouth Evening Star, 26 June 1944, Page 2

if it rains... you will be fully protected, and pi'epared for a sudden downpour in a Gabardine Raincoat from Ballantynes. Men’s COTTON GABARDINE RAINCOATS with smart check lining and round shape storm collar, fly front and well-cut raglan sleeves •. £//S/“ Single Breasted COTTON GABARDINE RAINCOATS with high cut open revers, raglan sleeves, and check lining—£s/13/“ j all-wool gabardine rainCOATS in Air Force Blue. Single j Breasted style with low cut 1 revers and inset sleeves. l'j-iU> * Wool lined £l3/11 /6 Raincoats 12 Coupons. I CHRISTCHURCH and TIMARU. ■ ,T Ballantsme & Co. Ltd. !

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