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Northern Advocate, 18 August 1933, Page 11

I 1 ffl HOSKING’S GREAT WINTER SALE IS DRAWING TO A CLOSE ! Don’t miss your final chance of securing goods of excellent yalue, at genuine Sale Prices. MILLINERY must be Cleared from 1/-. LADIES’ COATS at a Huge Discount. Smart TWEED & WOOLLEN FROCKS at Prices to Clear. MEN’S OVERCOATS are a great investment at these present Reduced Prices. Buy Your NEW SEASON’S SUIT while Prices are Discounted. • We are. Sole Agents for the Famous “LYNX” SUIT. Saturday 19th, is Half Price Day WOOLS to be Cleared at Half Price—3d, 3£d and 4d. 4 pieces of SILK and WOOL CHECK TWEED. Usually 5/11. Half Price'2/11. 5 ends of ALL WOOL COATING. Usually 8/11. Saturday 4/6. MILLINERY, COATS, UNDERCLOTHING and BABY LINEN, SCARVES, etc., to be Cleared at Half Price. . BOYS’ SCHOOL HOSE, TWEED SUITS ' • . ■; and BRACES. • - y MEN’S COTTON SHORTS, PULLOVERS and CARDIGANS HALF PRICE, Just Arrived — 36in. WASHING SATIN in 30 different Shades Also 50 pieces ART SILK BROCHE, all shades H yard. Another shipment of TAFFETA RADIUM at the Same Price 3d yard. We have re-opened McCALL PATTERNS of all the newest styles, and at a big Reduction on the previous prices. R. G. The ‘Veribest’ Drapers and Outfitters WHANGAREI & DARGA VILLE 'iiiimiimi

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RANFURLY SHIELD MATCHES EOADCASTING RESULTS arrangement with board *rer Press Association. —Copyright.) CHRISTCHURCH, This Day. The Canterbury Rugby Union has decided to allow the broadcasting of the Ranfurly Shield match, Southland v. Canterbury, on Saturday, haring concluded arrangements with the Broadcasting Board for the rights to broadcast all the remaining matches of the season. The board has agreed to pay a fee of £so,* which the union has promised will be given to local charity. In a memorandum on the subject, the union states it was the considered opinion of the union that any previ* lege granted the Broadcasting Board in respect of football matches should be paid for, as it was the board’s duty to provide its patrons with entertainment.