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Hokitika Guardian, 16 May 1933, Page 3

LADIES’ UNDERWEAR 1/6 • (a favourite) O.S. 2/6. VESTS, hemmed neck and arms, N. S. VESTS, hemmed neck and arms, N.S. VESTS, lace inset, N.S. 2/9, S.S. 2/11 VESTS, interlock, N.S. W. 2/9, O.S. 3/VESTS, interlock, S.S . W. & O.S. 3/9 VESTS, coloured silk emb., N.S. 2/6 VESTS, opera top in coloured silk, 3/3 ' ' VESTS, lockhlt, in various shades 5/6 ' . ' VESTS; all wool, S.S., 2/11 and 4/3 v’-: FLEECV LINED KNICKERS, all crlours, W., ‘l/6, O.S; t(ff LOCKNIT KNICKERS,' all colours, S.W and t W. 3/6' “ INTERLOCK KNICKERS, W., 0.5., and X.Q,5..3/- J # FLEECY LINED ART SILK KNICKERS, W, 4/11, O.S. 6/3.* LOCKNIT kNICKERS, W. 5/6, O.S. 6/3, rr.'/d id!] FLEECY LINED KNICKERS W. 2/9, O.S'. 3/3, X.O.S 3/9 COLOURED FUJI SILK' KNICKERS 2/3. ' V: FUJI SILK KNICKERS W. and O.S. 2/11 COTTON FUJI KNICKERS W. 2/-, O.S. 2/3/ X.O.Si 2/6' ' ' CHILDREN'S FLEECY LINED KNICKERS jn. Navy and Colours. ALSO A LINE OF BABY’S WOOLLEN JACKETS at 2/6 and Hats at THE ECONOMIC CASH DRAPERS." WHERE THE MONEY GOES FARTHEST. P.O. BOX 86. REVELL STREET. ;rf>o . sltf wir ■>»)a . , i/ofir ,-j.v Iff 'io ' ~aO z&M: ioT' <■/ y ’axq € ./■lie LWi» . . •}; ,t<# ;l ’OS6I HOKITIf^ Agents for C. Taylor and Co., the expert Dry Cleaners and DyeVl. si: /■<* fim TO ??<; n'UIIVOT'

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