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men LIKE GIfTS fl'B's/ AD bmu —young or old —like being given things that are USEFUL . . • and what could be more useful than Gifts-to-wear, from H.B.’? Here’s a list of good suggestions —there are many others in our shop. Gifts costing less than Men’s Art. Silk Half-Hose, in Bri-tish-made Holeproof and Phoenix brands. Superb quality in subdued and vivid colours —3/6 to 4/6. Fancy Cashmere Half-Hose, more durable, and certainly good-looking in the new colours 3/6 to 4/6. The New “ Parisian ” Four-Way Ties, four different wearing patterns in one tie; in Browns, Blues, and Greys—3/6.. Silk Handkerchiefs —New colours and designs for this ever-popuiar gift item; fast to boiling—2/6. Oak Tie Presses look more expensive than they are — 3/11 to 4/6. Chubby Shaving Soap, in special container —2/6. You can’t go wrong in giving Handkerchiefs ! The new “ Bachelor ” Handkerchief, in ultra-modern coloured designs; fast to boiling. .Come in and see them — 1 /- each. / Initial Handkerchiefs have a personal appeal—and “ Sheik ” Handkerchiefs are most reasonably priced; in plain White linen, with small Blue initial —1 /-. to Gifts costing 5/White Cashmere Squares, for th enthusiast —5/6 and 8/6. |-dozen Pyramid Handkerchiefs, specially boxed to make an attractive gift—7/6. Single Hair Brush, in leather case; good serviceable quality—6/11 and 8/6. Shaving Sets, in Brown leather case, containing Razor, Brush, Soap, Comb, Blade Case, etc. —i and over 10f* Cream Fuji Silk Pyjama Suits, the last word in sleeping comfort —19/6. Military Hqir Brushes. A pair in leather case, These are fine quality brushes in every way—--15/6 to 19/6. ftiALLENSTHNBMSFI Fitted Toilet Cases, containing Brushes and Razor —lO/6 to 18/6. m INEW ZEALAND 1 HALLENSTEIN bros. ltd. ■■■" AC GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE. Alan at Nnnior. Hastings Dannevirke. cricket V •H % *4 8/6 ff> P& r^o /0 ® <//v >/ k e„ O f. ce SSS & LA 893FS

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18586, 21 December 1934, Page 12

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Page 12 Advertisements Column 1 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18586, 21 December 1934, Page 12

Page 12 Advertisements Column 1 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18586, 21 December 1934, Page 12