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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6884, 13 April 1929, Page 2

Saturday Specials

p D.C. SATURDAY SPECIAL.— ■*■ * Strong fancy elastic garters, dainty shades, extra quality. Value 1/6 for 1/- pair. p D.L SATURDAY SPECIAL.— • 27/28 inch dyed dress flannels, a splendid range of the newest shades. Value 2/9 for 2/6 yard. p D.C. SATURDAY SPECIAL * Ladies’ O.S. heavy ribbed cotton vests, short sleeves, shaped waist. Value 4/11 for 3/11. p D.C. SATURDAY SPECIAL.— 1 36 inch heavy grey bloomer cloth, strong warm and hard wearing. Value 2/3 for 1/11 yard. p D.C. SATURDAY SPECIAL.— * 56 inch all wool velour coatings, lovely range fashionable colours. Value 15/9 for 13/6 yard. p D.C. SATURDAY SPECIAL.— * Ladies’ line woven all wool vests, extra soft finish, short sleeves. Value 7/11 for 6/11. p D.C. SATURDAY SPECIAL.— Ladies’ cream Wincoyette nightgowns, scallVipcd neck, half sleeves. Value 7/6 for 6/6. pD C. SATURDAY SPECIAL— Glace ribbon, 31 inches wide; in all the latest shades. Value 1/6 for 1/yard.

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the aborigines had burned off the long, dead grass, the hard dry surface might bo used as a landing place, but at this time of the year they were simply fathomless bogs. Dr. Gilruth added that the main hopo was that the Aviation Department might bo able to scour the whole of the triangle bounded on the north-west by the coast line, and on the south-west by a line drawn between Derby and Wyndham, but it should be done with all speed. While an aboriginal could exist there, a European, without the help of the blac/ts, would starve. Therefore, if still alive, the plight of the aviators was precarious. The Lack of Boads. Wing-Commander Wackett, who was ordered by the Defence Department to assist in the search in his Widgeon, not long ago flew around Australia, and he was of the opinion that tho Southern Cross had landed somewhere near tho Prince Kegcnt Ttiver, between Drysdalp and Derby, which he described as ’the worst district in all Australia There was not a road in the locality, and barely a track of any sort. It might bo weeks before anything was heard of the aviators, even if they