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MISCELLANEOUS THE KCO>'OMIC for Children's W oliic".--. Chi.ld.-j' Wear Coats Tartan Skirls, Kl/it; Silk and Wool \i Ms 2, /<) lo t'v I- Interlock: Vests 2/lL I/O; English Sox 2/; i; Cardigan 6 -.'J/9. DIAMOND Rings, Pearls, Greenstone, Cameo Brooches, Gold and Silver Jewellery Purchased for Cash.- —E. S. Neiil, Jeweller, . 107 Jackson Street. Petone. HEALTH FOODS. Rose Hip Syrup. Cod Liver Oil, Halibut Oil, Halibu! Capsule:.;, Linseed. Oil Olive, Seameal Custard. Coiubex Capsules etc. Obtainable from Health Food Store, IDO Jackson Street, Petone. GENT'S Ilolex, Roamer, Ilafis and Omega, Wristlet Watches in stock. -—E. S. Neiil, Jeweller, 107 Jackson Street, Petone. •GENTS! Secure your Wristlet Watch NOW, while Svc have the stock. Prices from O.'l/-. —E. S. Neiil, Jeweller, .107 Jackson Street, Petone. •LMJYWEAR SPECIALS at THE ECONOMIC. Winceyette Gowns S,'o; Petticoats 1/0; Smocked Frocks 10/G; Shawls 20/(1; Barras r v 0. HERBS FOR HEALTH. Kidney 1 /C, Slimming 2/11, Constipation ° /( Insomnia. 2/11, Antifat Pills 2/:>, Obtainable from Herbalists .10' Jackson Street, Petone. JUST LANDED, Gent's In-Jewelled Wristlet Watches. —E. S. Neiil. Jeweller, 107 Jackson Street, Petone. MTRIAM JARVIS, Florist (Royal Horticultural Society Medallist) All classes of Porn.) emblem? ar ranged at shortest not Ice. Wed dings a specialty. Chnrfres reapor able. Address Nurqprv, ill in f Street, Lower Tlutt. Phone 60-2fi.l SPECIAL VALUES in Traced Good? ar. THE ECONOMIC. Linen Faced Suppers 7/0; Vanity Sets 2/0; Wagon Covers 1/11; Pram Pillow Cases 2/1 i. DIAMOND Rings and Cold Jewellery Purchased at Highest Cash Prices —E. S. Neiil, Manufacturing Jeweller, .107 Jackson Street, Petone. UMBRELLAS Recovered and made to :ooit like new at THE ECONOMIC. E: pert Workmanship. SEE Our Window Display of -Centos Wristlet Watches on Friday night. Rolex, Roamer, Ilafis and Omega. —E. S. Neiil, Jeweller, 107 Jackson Street. Petone. SPECIALS at THE ECONOMIC. Children's Winceyette Pyjamas, 7/0; Maids' Pyjamas 0/11; Children's English Wool Sox 2/11; English Nursery Shoes 2/!), :!./9. TRACED GOODS! Traced Goods. Traced Goods! at THE ECONOMIC Linen Finish Pram Pillow Cases, 2/11; Centres 1/0; Wagon Covers .1/11; Duchess Sets .1/1;. Supper ■ Cloths rj/y. BUY Everything for Baby at THE ECONOMIC. Winceyette Petticoats -I/O; Frocks S/l 1; Rompers' 11/(i; Silk and Wool Vests .*>/-; Horrockses Squares 30/3 dozen; .Gown 8/0. THE ECONOMIC for Ladies' UnderNOS Vests G/ll; Silk and Cotton Vests 5/9; Panties to match 5/1; Winceyette Nightdresses 27/9. KING . GEORGE THEATRE LOWER HUTT v SUNDAY, AUGUST 27<Ii S p.m SUNDAY, AUGUST 27th 8 p.m FOOTLIGHT PARADE Will be presented by the CHRISTCHURCII CENTENNIAL HARMONICA BAND AND CONCERT PARTY Featuring such Wonderful Talent as CiIRISTt'HUROH'S MOST FAVOURED RAND (Under the Baton of Mr. T. M. An dors on). Nick New Zealand's foremost. Maori Singer. Nola P. lack burn —Contortionist. Nyra' Ilemsley—lo year old Cornet player. Rex Anderson —Exponent of the Piano Accordcon. Madge Brown —Humorous Sketches. Dennis Young—The Comedian of the Ballet. Little Bernard Ramsey—Most favoured 10 year old Vocalist. Centennial Quartette —In the Latest Hits. Phyllis AiHlorson—-The Girl with tin Voice of Silver. The Alley Cats —They are a Scream. Audrey Edy—Humorous Sketches. Violet Kariatiana —You ought to see her do the. Hula. Nola. Moir—- Charming young Vocalist. And Hosts of Others Too Numerous to Mention Book Your Seat Early as the show has played to packed houses in Dunedin and Cliristchurch. Box Plan now open at Theatre. PRICES 2/- to All Parts. T. M. ANDERSON, Organiser. In Aid of U.S.A. Funds PATRIOTIC SHOP Victory Cake: Mrs. lloleombe. Blue Robinwool Rug: Mrs. Gordon Epuni Store. Dinner: Mrs. A. Davies. Tea Cosy: Mrs Ewbank, ruin ting: Mrs. Garvey.

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Hutt News, Volume 18, Issue 12, 23 August 1944, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 4 Hutt News, Volume 18, Issue 12, 23 August 1944, Page 6