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15 Pairs Sheets for Double Beds; Ready Hemmed. }?/6 psir. 10 Pairs Single Bed Sheets for Single Beds To be Cleared at 8/11 pair. 5 Pairs Single Bed Blankets. AJI Pure Wool. 16/1! pair White Damask; 54 inches. Great Value 2/6 yard. 54 inch Sheeting: Twill. Great Value 1/6 yard 80 inch White Sheeting; Nice quality, and quite pure. 2/6 yard. Calico. Horrockses, 36 iach. Usually 1/3. , 8/11 dozen. 2] inch Flannel ip Grey, Shetland, Pink. our Piijce 1/9J& yard, 36 Cushions. To be Cleared at 1/6 each. Nursery Flannelette; 27 inch. Must go at 8/11 dozen yards. Carpet Runners; 22 inch. Must go at 1/6 yard. , , '* V 10 Pairs Black Silk Hose. To go at 1/r Pair. Usually 2/6 Pair. 15 Big B A R G A I N 1 White Silk Hose. Must go at 1/3 Pair. Ladies’ Coloured Cashmere Hose. Must go at 2/11 Pair. Roger Gal lets’ Soaps. To Clear 2/11 Box. I Powders in Roger Gallets’ Make. All jj Perfumes. 1/3 Box. I A Few Blouses and Jumpers. | Must be Cleared at 2/11 each. Coloured Cotton Hose for Ladies, j \ All One Price 1/- Pair. Cotton, in Clark’s. All Numbers. 2/11 Dozen. Braids. A Huge Stock of Fancy Colours. 3d. Dozen. Ladies’ Umbrellas. To be Cleared at 4/11 Each. Coloured Silk Hose, Mock Seam, in Banana and Wild Rose. 2/9 Pair. Black Coltop Hose. A Good Line. To Clear at 9d. Pair. Coloured Ribbons. Must be Cleared at 6d. Yard. tri

IheFumUure m 1 g#bf Today ?Ss w ': ■ , The Furniture of To-day! SUPERIOR TO SEAGRASS. \ WEATHER-PROOF AND BORER-PROOF. IN ARTISTIC DESIGNS AND COLORINGS. ' The New Home Furnishers’ Furniture IS THE FURNITURE THAT GIVES THAT FINISHING TOUCH fO A HOME IT IS NOT HOW MUCH YOU SPEND. BUT WHAT DO YOU GEI FOR YOUR MONEY? THAT IS WHAT COUNTSCALL AND SEE US AND GET A QUOTE - IT WILL PAY YOU! COCHRANE & SAWYER PHONES: SHOP 1341, FACTORY 1472.

PUHA SERVICE Leaves Pulu Daily at 8.30 a.m., Tc Karaka 9 a.m., and Onnond 9.30 a.m. Returning from Herald Office at 4 p.m. except Saturday, SATURDAYS : Puts leaves town at 11.30 a.m. for Ka.l- - returning at 12.15 p.m. Late Hus from Puha at 5 p.m., returning after Pictures. Bus leaves for Puha 3.30 p.m E. C. CREyT PROPRIETOR. UNLESS you keep your name continue ally before the public by Advertising regularly in Herald, your new customers fail to come in and your bid' ones gradually “die off,” because, especially in retail merchandising, tb are so manv counter-attractions, mm. • tier*. ' m

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16202, 27 November 1926, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16202, 27 November 1926, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16202, 27 November 1926, Page 8

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