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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23206, 28 November 1938, Page 15

The new Wool Store just completed in time for 1938 wool season. OWING to increasing business the Company has found it necessary to add to the existing King's Drive Store. The new addition, in which wool for the first sale of the season was displayed, is built on the latest modern design, embracing excellent lighting and containing the latest mechanical devices for the efficient handling of wool. A I A WOOL STORES uTH v> -fe ; i'J, & ' m. n A -f • • *, <7 %• l-ag*. j \ i : iW Af h ' :,l; » ' • to- A l * IP"*-' r # ' ■^ v - J-'V • Wool under display in this modern store. I KING'S DRIVE "Brother Jonathan 'ill I riiiiib] IH 1 R mpion, OLomjieLa, jrom vrestling boots with me ng before I was finished the young tmt wmtftrimi.fiift tkimnm IkllW/ ' i - ' v If fefeii; II m s * 1 BSSBBS IH ® § f < »|. m Pi '•V?» > ; - v ' - .. «■ 1 iv * li m "Lofty," 16st. 101b er . . . Jonathan cannot moving his claim ... let vill show him he doesn't . - . 1 % > IN &:y V m . a r ?Sf! • V^> IJ Ml T;'"" p:^v m 1111 JUfiU St SH ffKWffl i mn •mmui iiiujh i i ' VvV< •*><; 1 . ' .'a' BOX PLAN OPENS, TO-MORROW, 291 h Covered Stand, £l, 10/-, 7/6 and 5/- Uncovered Stand, 5/« Ring Enclosure, $/ m Terraces, 2/6 Country Patrons please note, no reserves will be held unless money is forwarded with particulars. * Under term of contract with Stadiums Ltd., Australia, we will not be able to broadcast this bitter encounter! ■ .

BROOKS' RUPTURE APPLIANCE The appliance that will stop your rupture worries. This Automatic Air Cushion ha# brought ease and comfort to thousands of sufferers. No springs or hard pads. It is safe, aanitary and light in weight, bvery Brooks* user will recommend this appliance* Post Free. Soles Agents.* . mun DELANEY A MENZIEB. Chemlats, Queen Street, AUCKLfIWP.

SUBDIVISIONAL PLANS, BOOKLETS, PAMPHLETS Executed in First-class Style at HERALD PRINTING WORKS QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. Telephone 30-078-