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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18586, 21 December 1934, Page 7

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(1) Torches 2-3 Cell, from !)il. Jo 3/3. BatteriPs (Jn fit all torches) 4d. to fid. (2) Enamel Plates 22em. ~. 3d. (3) Enamel Mugs 4d. (-1) Frying Pans f/fi (5) Gents’s Khaki Trousers . 4/fi («) Knives, Pocket .... ild. to 2/fi

"Ijotidttfe (Zaxhuuj (1) 4-Pint Quick Boiling Tin Kettle 1/9 (2) Enamel Wash-up Basins .. 1/0 (3) Tea Towels .. 7Jd., 9d., & 1/Fiimophone Unbreakable Gramoplione Records fid. (5) Lavender Soap, 2Joz. cake, 4 for Od. (0) Pillowslips, Ilorrockses, 71(1. 11.5., 1/3.

3fikittg ( '&r r (1) Belts, Men’s, 3d. to 1/* ~ Ladies’ 4Jd. to l/~ (2) Khaki Shirts 2/11 (3) Sandshoes, Crepe Sole . i/ll (4) Pullovers, Sleeveless, asstd, colours 3/6 Pullovers, Cream, Sleeveless 4/6 (5) Golf Hose all wool 2/11 to S/9 (6) Ladies' Fancy Weave Jumpers, asst, colours 2/lt

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"AND HERE ARE CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR EVERYONE ON YOUR LIST For “ Mum” “Radiant Star” Hose, 0/0 Irish Linen Tablecloth, 4 Serviettes to match 4/0 Vent™ Rath Salts .. 1/Brasswnre. mapy .different pieces 1/3 to 4/6 Boxed Soap ~ !/• to 3/0 Slippers, all leather, 3/0 “SllmtcX” Nighties, 7/11 Cotton Interlock Vests. 1/6 and 1/11 High Grade Towels “Dorcas” 2/3 High Grade Towels, “Admiralty” i/ll Crystalware, all kinds. Vases, etc. 1/9 to 4/0 Rubber Aprons, Floral, • idFor “Dad” Pipes 1/. to 2/0 Pouches—Tobacco, Slide and Dome Fastener. 1/- to 4/6 Shirts “Bon Ton” 2 collars to match .... 5/11 Brace Sets 2/9 Adjustable Shaving Mirrors 4d. to 1/9 Shaving Bowls, Trefosa 1/9; Yardley’s, Colgate's 3/6 to 4/6. Silk Brocaded Dressing Gowns, 14/11 and 19/11 Handkerchief and Tie Sets, Slippers, Leather, all sizes, 4/11 Ash Trays tid. to 1/3 For “Her” Pure Silk Celeste Hose 4/6 Boxed Stationery, 1/- to 3/Boxed Handkerchiefs 1/- to 3/6 Genuine Diamond Crystalware, 2/6 to 5/6 piece. Silintex Vests and Bloomers, packed in cellophane 5/0 Ladies’ Silk Gloves .. 2/6 Boxed Chocolates 6d„ If- to 3/. Handbags, full range. 1/3 to 8/11 Jewellery, Necklets and Bracelets of all kinds, Z ' : 3d. to 2/Richly decorated Silken Night dress Sachets 3/0 Noll G wynne Muni cum. Outfit 2/11 For “Him }} Ties, latest patterns, 1/-, 1/6, i/11, 2/6 Shirts, “Apcot,” 2 collars to match 4/11 Socks, i/0, 1/11 and 2/6 Pyjamas, Poplin .... 6/11 Wallets .... 2/- to 10/Hanks,, Men's, 6d., 7Jd„ 1/Boxed Hanks 2/6 Cigarette Lighters fid. to 3/6 Men’s Leather Belts, Xmas Box 1/Hairbrushes .. i/• ta 3/6 British Shaving Brushes, 9d. to 3/6 For “ )) Frock's ..... 2/6 and 2/11 Toy Cticket Sets .. . .2/0 Tennis Racquets 1/- to 5/1I Dolls, Sleeping. Unbreakable, Celluloid, 1/- to 8/11 Mechanical Toys, all sorts. I/- to 6/11 Games, Ludo, Table Ten nis, etc, .. 4Jd. to 1/6 Trix Construction Sets. 1/- to 9 6 Tiy Books. Mickey Mouse. New Vtar Annuals,Vie • ■2d; to S/fl Babies’ Silk Booths, Pink. Blue and White ■.. iyChina Mugs .. .... 4d. ‘f *r Sandals. :t’s to 2 : s, 1/6. to 1/41

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T/’EEN experienced buyei’s of advertising—the big stores of Gisborne —have for vears used large snaces b the Herald. These advertisements have proved a trustworthy guide for the buying public. Their continuance year after year indicate that Herald advertising pays both buyer and seller.