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Greymouth Evening Star, 29 July 1946, Page 6

STOCKTAKING BARGAINS JUST A FEW WORTH NOTING. . I SPUN ACETONE. I ; ' LADIES’ GLOVES 36 inch. A good winter weight In grey or brown. Usually 27/6. in blue, green, brown check. Now 12/6 Usually 10/11 yard. .Now 6/11 WINCEYETTE NIGHTS In children’s sizes only. Usually ASSORTED FLORAL SILKS 13/11. In various shades. Usually Now 8/11 8/11, 11/3, 12/6 yard. Now 4/11, 9/11, 8/11 yd. women’s FIBRO AND WOOL VESTS SILK AND COTTON CHECK Usually 8/-. In black, blue or brown. Usually Now 4/11 11/9. ' ■ . Now 6/6 yard silk and wool vests In W. and OS. Usually 10/6. LADIES’ HANDBAGS Now 8/11 In colours of navy and brown. Now 39/6, 45/6, 49/6, women’s . /z FIBRO AND COTTON VESTS Usually 8/3. KIDDIES’ NOW 5/11 INTERLOCK NIGHTS With coloured collars, in blue, LADIES’ SPORTS SCARVES pink, lemon. Usually 24/6. Usually t/6. Now 12/6 Now 1/6 For Value with Service TYMONS a GO. TAINUI STREET BOX 5 GREYMOUTH

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SPEND YOUR CHRISTCHURCH HOLIDAY AT THE EXCELSIOR HOTEL Excellent table and best service. Bright airy bedrooms with hot and cold water. A.A. House. Tariff 15/day. Bed and Breakfast; 10/-. Luncheon 3/-, Dinner 3/6. Weekly £4 10/ Excelsior Hotel, A. J. Empson, Proprietor, Cr. Manchester and High Streets, Christchurch. . „