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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17227, 5 April 1930, Page 14

For School Wear Easy to slip into, easy to slip out of; warm and always tidy; a Jersey is about the most useful and durable"oi all garments for school wear. yv^K %•>!. ' : • --vV 1 iuril In Shades of Navy, Brown and Fawn, with Square and Round Necks, for Boys and Girls ALL ONE PRICE. 11 And as for the Quality—rest assured JHI" it is the best that 4/11 can buy in llni ?tt\\UW»»»V* ,,, 'l pip GISBORNE

*f He sings his own praises, but why not ? His constitution is sound—his colours are well and truly woven—his expectation of life is long and pleasing. He'll serve you well in work or leisure. Neither sunshine nor laundry daunt him. You can boil him—he won't turn colour. All this is expressed by the Tobralco name label in his neckband. Ask your outfitter for Shirts made of Tobralco and look for the label. MEN'S SHIRTS & PYJAMAS MADE OF A IOOTAL PRODUCT See Tobralco" label in neckband. None genuine without. At leading retailers. Shirts 10/6 each, or with collar to match li/6. NEW ZEALAND: Dominion Buildings, Wakefield Street, Wellington-Pacific Buildings, Auckland. TOOTAL BROADHURST LEE COMPANY LIMITED. MANCHESTER, ENGLAND y