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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23114, 13 February 1937, Page 4

I Summer Coats 29/6 0m . The pick of the season's ! ~i| <i Light Grey, Fawn and Brown <i/, -- 'ii-wool Mixtures, ready fr 9 * 1 ide in following sizes: 32, US ,i ~*, 38, 38 bust measure!. If §1 ( 40 and 48 hust measures 36/-, feS* K i » 4 i w m m Mi Made to WAV order In ■/jW. Whipcord %{|: and ; Gabardines a perfect ia ■m Me, }t Grey 22/6,27/6 Flannel Trousers y ott should W th. 11/6 wll3fl selection of patGood _ looking—W ell *S??!_ ,e JJ*_ ,0, i 7.?!i.: to Send waist and ta-leg u ff meß * , ohart •» d murnvM «-,,* «.« *»tii I other styles* post a pair. Honey Bemember, srcry refunded If not satis- penny back If yon are fled. Others 18/6, not pleased with St, 18/6, 11/6. finish or Quality. 6LASSONS' Warehouse 96 Lichfield St., Christchurch I ...TO THE ROYAL EVENT! via South Seas . Hawaii • America/ NEXT SAILINGS/,™, AUCKLAND March 8 ,'.' April 3 . May £ Coronation year is here!.J^^.y°«so^otaetoMg]md - J - i ;■. for this historic event.., go by travel's royal highway, across the Pacific and America! Go regally in splendid Matson-Oceanic liners. Make this a voyage of United States, crossed in 4 days by air-conditioned trains... over the route that most appeals. This modern Odyssey. ..25 short days to England... continues across the Adantic, with many ships and lines . to choose from. The swift, luxurious "Mariposa" and "Monterey" reach California in 15 days. Richly interesting ports are never more than 5 days apart. %ur accommodations, cuisine, seagoing pleasures and courteous service proclaim the royaldistinction of this voyage. The complete Matson service is exemplified by v Cabin Class on these ships, providing unusual luxuries and comforts for those who wish to stress economy. A triumph in low-cost travel. Steamer fares from AUCKLAND to ENGLAND *FIRST CLASS . . Single £B4/17/0 . Return £152/12/0 *(ist Class Pacific-zst Class U. S. Rail-Cabin Class Atlantic] "CABIN CLASS . Single £6B/12/0 . Return £125/9/0 ** (Cabin Class Pacific-ist Class U.S.Rail-Cabin Class Atlantic) (These fares are subject to exchange) So much tb see during your 11 days in California; so much shaded Sacramento. Nature: picturesque, Yosemite, high t Lake Talioe, hundreds of miles of ancieht Redwood ttees I '-..:; #««cr/ar«/w» AUCKLAND ■ '■%'% Returnfare . . . First Classr£lOO/10/o'."Cabiabais:£6i/6/(y'M (Pares\not subject toexchange) -. ■■' ' . '■:'' ..; '.'" All travel information and fret color booklets from our offices or agents: : THE OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY g|, Matnon Line [lncorporated in U.S.A.] . ' '\' General Agents t Henderson & Macfarlane Ltd., Auckland. Local Agcntts H, L. Tnplcj & Co. Ltd., Bond Street, Dunedln; H. L. Tapley & Co. Ltd., lavercargUl.

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