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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXV, Issue 60, 8 February 1945, Page 6

Situated on freehold section NEW * or Y M □ PRIZE •SgK OUSE at Paekakarikl by th« VAUXHALL 25 h.p. Car PRIZE Valued MORRIS 12 h.p. Car Valued £350 VICTORY PATRIOTIC By license Issued under clause 38 of Patriotic Purpose* Emergency Regulations. CLOSES: Feb. 13, 1945-DRAWN: Mar. 10. 1945. POST THIS COUPON NOW C. L Harwood, Esq.. Or*. Secretary, Trades Hall, Wellington. Please send me tickets in the Victory Patriotic Art Union (Book of 10 tickets, 10/-). I enclose postal note (or cheque) , / • : , also stamped addressed envelope for reply. (Postage stamps not accepted in payment of tickets.) Name (Mr., Mrs. Miss)

m a name ? r/t iv p FLORA G LEM ENT MILD, MERCIFUL FLOWERS means

9t means WORTHY OF PRAISE ssr. ;ured by Manuf Walker, ';r-4-m mm &*?■& : A “Robinwul” cloaks beds with plump, warm beauty. It’s a spread and a blanket in five soft shades. Here in perfection is the “Canterbury” quality that runs through their wool, interlock,and locknitunderwear for ladies and men; their half-hose, sports wear, swim suits and woollen dress materials. CANTERBURY GLORIOUS COLOURFUL “ROUIML' SPREADS means Rudkin, Ltd., Christchurch i n d Ashburton

W: & .il NEW ZEALAND 1 and TODAY THE FIRST POLICY of quality and service has been jealously maintained throughout the 72 years of H.B. history. Customers know this very well. In the 29 H.B. Men's Wear Stores there is everything that a man or a boy can possibly want... Clothes ready to wear and made to measure. The majority of the 29 H.B. Stores stock Men's Footwear, and 15 H.B. Stores carry Women's and Children's Footwear. WcUUn&tum Cnr. Coleman Place and George Street, PALMERSTON NORTH. Also at Masterton, Dannevirke and Marton. 15