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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 53, Issue 32417, 5 April 1944, Page 8

Select Your Autumn Wardrobe Now Large Range of Coatings Travel Tweeds Suitings. Suits iHSEI 7 Coats Frocks I Farmers’ Trading Co., Ltd. Paeroa Branch Phones 3 & 289 Phones 3 & 289 fc^_.. '7—fe?

AUTUMN ARRIVALS After waiting like Micawber “fa something to turn up,” the following useful lines have x reached us this week: EARLY SELECTION IS RECOMMENDED Warm Winter Dressing Gowns, plain shades of Marone, Brown and Green- £?/-/- each. 6 coupons. Scores of Heavy Work Socks, all mills • scores y .1/9 to 3/11. 1 coupon pr. Dark Roslyn Tweed Crimean Shirts. 2 Coupons. N.Z. Tweed Sports Coats, mid sizes—--69/6 and 78/11. 8 coupons. Men’s Tweed Golf Caps, Donegal Tweeds, robber peak and band, fine fitting— I°/ 6 each ‘ 1 coupon - Men’s Stout Khaki Drill Lumber Jackets — 26/11 each, 5 coupons. Carpenters’ Stout Unbleached Aprons-- 6/11 , each Khaki Garage Coats — 30/9 and 32/3. 6 coupons. Boys’ Khaki Shirts and Shorts, all sizes— 2 coupons each Men’s Half-Hose, plain Easter Holidays: Our premises will be closed from 9 p.m. April 6 until 8.30 a.m. Monday, April 1/. E. V. SLYFIELD Opp. B.N.Z. Paeroa. Phone One-Six-Three.

KEEP RAILWAY WAGGONS WORKING Hold-Ups Retard Our War Effort. One waggon out of thousands. Does it matter if it stands needlessly idle for a little while? Of course it matters! Every waggon in the land is needed every hour of the day . . . In wartime all transport lines lead to the battlefront. Keep the waggons moving on their vital journeys to serve the fighting men. Less standstill, more running time per waggon. That’s the answer. WILL YOU SEE TO IT FROM NOW ON? _, i . _• s. - ..., ■■iiaiiM[iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiinTriiiiiiiiiiioirinTwninßTMiii[irri