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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12196, 22 July 1925, Page 5

ifimiiiiiiiiiiiiuiimtiiiiiiiinimtt The D.I.G. China ware you’ve waited for —-and Bargain news not in vain! yAU In, yesterday** issue the D.I.C. told you there would be “something doing” in the Chinaware Section to-day.—there is! Bargains of a particularly attractive nature hold sway this day and every day. What are your present or prospective meeds in Chinaware? What requires replacement? What are your plans? If you want to save a whole lot of money on Chinaware purchase, whether for present or future use— PoR Now is tHe Time to do it! 35 piece DINNER SET—Doulton White, embossed with burnished gold edge and handles; •'saucu tureen with ladle instead- of gravy boat. Usually £9. Sale Price £5/17/6 i £2 piece DINNER SET—Pompadour pattern; a bright coloured hand enamelled border. Usually £B/12/6 Sale Price £5/10/21 piece TEA SET—Foley China; artistic design, basket of flowers. Usually 67/6. Sale Price 55/VASES, IJAND PAINTED FRUIT WARE—AII half usual prices. Usually 7/6, 10/6, 12/6. Sale Price 3/9, 5/3, 6/3 JARDINIERES—SeIf coloured; Pink, Green or Mauve. Usually 19/6. Sale Price 14/6 FRUIT DlSHES—Allover Grey pattern, with bird. Usually 8/6, 14/6, Sale Price 5/6, 9/6 JUGS—Large Size; tall artistic shapes; self colours and floral design. Usually 6/6. Sale Price 5/9 VASES—With canopy; Green and Blaek; with water lily decoration. Usually 35/-. Sale Price 15/6 each TOAST RACKS—Grosvenor China Rosebud pattern, 3 bar. .Usually 10/6. Sale Price S/6 each HARDWARE BARGAINS IN TO-MORROW’S ISSUE

During the progress of the WaipaManiapoto senior representative match, a Maniapoto player named L. Mead collided with a player of his own side, who rolled on Mead’s leg, which was badli broken just above the aukla*