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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LI, Issue 16630, 9 January 1925, Page 6

AH One Price 19s. 6d. These Useftd and Becoming 1 Frocks of Cotton Marocaine. BOUGHT, AS YOU MAY GATHER, AT A SUBSTANTIAL DISCOUNT, FROM A MANUFACTURER ' WHO WAS ANXIOUS TO CLEAR THE WHOLE LINE, COMPRISING 100 FROCKS. IN MID AND DARK COLORED COTTON MAROCATNKS. IN NOVELTY, FLORAL AND ORIENTAL DESIGNS, PRACTICALLY ALL POPULAR COLORS ARE INCLUDED, TRIMMED WITH CONTRASTING PLAIN SHADES. Worth 33/6 to 42/All One Price 19/0

This Big 1 Lin.e Of , Frocks at 19/6 ,8s Displayed in Out Window,

S 5 Heavy Shantung: Silk Dust Coats PART OF THE SAME SPECIAL PURCHASE, IX A SPECIALLY GOOD QUALITY SHANTUNG ; ALL SMART, SEASONABLE STYLUS, SOME BELTED, CRASH, AND PLAIN COLLARS, Easy-fitting styles, for sumMER WEAR. MOST OF THESE COATS ARE NICELY FINISHED WITH SILK CARLE STITCHING. Worth 79/6 to 97/6 Special Prices: 55/-, 59/6 ana 65/1 ET> G THE DRAPERS.

Fop the Christmas Table! SATE yourself endless bother by ordering all your Christinas cakes and pastry from Findlay's—whose quality and hygienic baking is an established standard. We guarantee tire quality of our goods. THE PROOF OF TI7E Pudding i If you want a pudding of ' the real old-fashioned sort—you knpw—full of rich, delicious fruit and every mouthful a delicious surprise then order one from . . • . FINDLAY’S. LO a A m h\ww\ a 'i'dli K % WALTER ES N OLAY BAKER, PASTRYCOOK, AND CONFECTIONER, Gladstone Road, Gisborne. ; ’PHONES Gladstone Road 469, Private 78j.