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Furthei Important Reductions AT C. SMITH’S SALE During; this week we offer scores of fresh bargains. To-day we draw your special attention to our Dress Coods and Silk Sections, ■ from which the following; specials should Interest you: 125 Yards SILK YEDDALENE—3B inches wide; colours are grey, mole, rose, cream and champagne. Usually 6/11. Sale Prloe S/11 240 Yards VO-inoh wide WHITE JAPAN OREPE—Sterling quality. 3/11. Reduced to 1/11 yank Yards STRIPED LUVISCHA—Very smart looking silky fabric, double width, good wearing and washable. Usually 9/11. Sale Price 3/11 yard 4 Pieces CHECKED BILK TAFFETA— 40 inches wide; all select blendings; a very good material. Usually 7/11 Sale Prloe 3/11 IT Ends NEWEST SPONCE CLOTH—AII double width; * some striped but mostly check designs, for smart wear. Usually 7/11, 8/11, 9/11. AU Reduced to «/e yard 500 Yards, A Big Pile BUPERIOR COLOURED LUSTRE —Soft fine finish, in brown, grey, mole, silver, putty. t • Usually -7/11. Sale Price 3/8 yard CSMITHL™

Mr H. C. Cameron (Immigration Officer for the New Zealand Government) had an interested audience, largely composed of young men _of good class, when, under the ‘auspices , of the Victoria League, he delivered at Camberwell a lantern-illustrated ad- , dress on “New Zealand as a Field for • Tourist and Settler.” His statement | of ( th© New Zealand land policy in its i application to settlers and to returned ■ soldiers had a very cordial reception, . and his enlogium of the Maori was , greatly appreciated, the applause • seeming to suggest that some _of the audience had made the acquaintance of the Maori either in England { or in France. Many of the elides were , helpful, as they supplied a true idea of the up-to-date working conditions in the Dominion. Mr Cam©ron gave a great deal of useful information, which , be brightened by a little, cheerful anecdote. Rhemno rapidly relieves RhSumatlaa. There have been" amazing catches of herrings at Yarmouth and Lowestoft. One day 'about T0.0Q0.000 herrings wer* landed on the beach in these two places, two for nearly eveiy person in England i, Progandra cures . Corns quiokly. Is fit, .

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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10816, 4 February 1921, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10816, 4 February 1921, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10816, 4 February 1921, Page 6

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