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CHOCK y BLOCK ■ Full of Bargains! Roadmen’s Coats 14/6; Butterflys 11/3; Miners ’ Baincoats 19/6. Special Trench Coats 49/6; Oilcoats, Acme, 32/- up; Le Roy 45/- up; Oiled Leggings 8/11, 11/9 pair. Hard wearing Work zdothes Denims 4/6, 5/6, 7/6. Hardwears 5/11, 6/1.1, 8/11; Rail road Tweed Trousers 13/9. pecial quarter sizes 15 9 pair. \ ork Flannels, Doctor quality, 5/9, 6/9 up. ’Work Shirts 3/9, 4/6 up; BL. Italian 3/9, 5/11. All Wool Bush Singlets 4/9, 5/9. Heavy all wool Work Socks 1/ , 1/3, 1/11 to 2/9 pair. All Wool Gloves, leather bound and domes 3/3 pair. All wool Underwear, heavy quality, 6/11 to 12/9 garment. Fine quality Pink 8/11 to 14/9. Heavy all wool Marl 15/6 garment. Men’s Suits 29/6 to 99/6; Bovs’ 15/6 to 48/6. Heavy Warm Overcoats 34/ , .”,7/6. Special Wools in plain and fleck, 6d, 7jd, lOd skein. Al! woo! Blankets, grey 16/11 pair up; white 21/6 pair up. N.Z. Kaiapoi Rugs 12/6, 18/6 up. Special Rugs 8/6 each; Oriental Mats large size 4/9. _ Jute Runner 1/3, 1/6 yard; Coir Mats 4/11, 8/11, 9/9. .Curtain Nets, plain and bordered from lid yard to 2/6 yard. Very latest in Table Oilcloths 2/3 yd, 46in. Good variety in Traced work Supper Cloths 2/6. Bunners 1/9; Doyleys 3d, 4d; Linen Centres 1/6. Linen Table Covers 6/6; Aprons 1/-; Children’s 6d. GIBBfiRITS MAIL ORDER HOUSE. P.O. BOX 74. PHONE 112. WESTPORT.
YOUR CHILDREN DESERVE THE BEST Give Them BULLER BUTTER IT IS RICH IN VITAMINS
CROCKERY SPECIALS. Cups and Saucers. Best English China, breakfast size 7/9 half dozen; tea size 7/- half dozen. Cheaper Quality 6d, 7d, 9d each. Cups Without Saucers. White and Gold, 5d each. 2/3 half dozen. White and Gold, fine china, 61 each; bettor quality 7d each. Tea Plates, 4d. sd, 6d each. Dinner Plates. Bin. 3/3, 9in 3/9. lOin 4/3 half dozen. TREGURTHA’S HARDWARE STORE Palmerston St.. WESTPORT.
MORGAN & SCULLY, Solicitors, 129 Palmerston Street, WESTPORT. Thone 35. P.O. Box 57.
TOLL’S HOTEL, Denniston. Two minutes from Recreation Ground and Bowling Green. Centrally situate! UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Mr Bob Currugli, That Popular “Sport,” is now Proprietor, and welcomes all old and young sports. Nothing but The Best—Either Liquid or Solid.
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Grey River Argus, 25 July 1934, Page 7
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