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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17949, 29 November 1932, Page 9

hiy >, %It■« +j? •£ 1 •?’ *i Si v * •£* "4 iM *94 .w-b ■** I p* *kib» X / \ X \ TWO SPECIAL PURCHASES OF WAREHOUSE STOCKS AWAY BELOW HALF PRICE! •' V r " jr ,)• , v J »- ’ t A plain tale, told without exaggeration or fulsome adjectives, and backed up by the goods themseltes (that’s why our advertisements are always accepted as fact), here are the hats, and you’ll agree when you see them that such values are but seldom offered right in the middle of the season. THE VERY SMARTEST STYLES including stylish ready-to-wears in popular straws such as Pandans, Recello, Pedaline, Montelupe, and Basket Weaves, smart close-fitting shapes including the popular Boater styles,' as well as wider brimmed, semitrimmed styles, a wonderful range of colors including Black all head fittings. Lot 1 Lot 2 Lot 3 Worth 12/6-15/6 17/6 to 19/6 21/- to 35/6 /II S/ll 9/11 See these Exceptional Values in our Big Show Window THE DRAPERS V.x *:#' ot .»

During the past few days a considerable quantity of wool from the Galatea settlement, has been transported by motor truck to Rotorua for railage to Auckland. THE INEVITABLE SOFTWOOD FAMINE. “New Zealand,” said Mr. R. St. Barbe Baker, a forestry expert of international experience, “should concentrate on afforestation with all the resources it can muster, in order to take advantage of the shortage in forest products', particularly paper, which lies ahead.” In view of the inevitable forthcoming famine in softwoods, and of their shortage in America, U.S.A. would be looking to New Zealand as a source of supply in a few years from now. It is anticipated that realisation of the forests established by N.Z. Perpetual Forests Ltd. will commence in approximatelv six years, and very.satisfactory profits should be obtained. —Advt,