STEP INTO STYLE in the New PACIFIC SWIM SUITS! • A complete range of new 1936 styles, at "The store of friendly service" 1 ' 9 "PACIFIC" VISTRA RACERBACK SWIM SUITS, \ skirt, elastic knit, perfect fitting 11/6 # "PACIFIC" BACKLESS STYLE SWIM SUITS with ad- H Q //J justable straps; skirt, J[ fjj' Vr 'PACIFIC" RACER BACK SWIM SUITS, elastic knit and unshrinkable; all shades. 15/6 # " PACIFIC " 2-piece SWIM SUITS —Snug fitting shorts with belt and detachable top. A new l"f //J style for 1936 1 / ' \} e " PACIFIC" PLAIN BEACH SHORTS in a range of colours, with snug Q/l 1 fitting waist and belt. 8/11 # " PACIFIC " BEACH SHORTS with smart contrasting stripe on seam. Close- A j fitting waist and belt attached X st VJ See our special Swim - Suit Window display! IheVlome Power Board Building - Sincerity $ Queen St., Auckland, C.l W.^ COME ON THE SHOTS AR.E MAR.VELLOUS /M m M:-'' ...<*• m &■ . if % y v TELL HIM HE'S RiG-HT ABOUT HOW TO BUY FILM. O.l<. VER.ICHROMS ; -s. vVAV^Vv.\\V; V' ; i r :y: Is&iM liM 1 : . NO OTHER FILM IS THE SAME AS Of course he was right when he recommended " Verichrome." Verichrome gets the picture where ordinary films fail. It gives your Camera a chance to "give of its best Accept nothing but the Yellow Box with the checkered stripe, f 2 r 51! BRITISH KODAK I / HKlflil
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22241, 16 October 1935, Page 19
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