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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18587, 22 December 1934, Page 11

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Under its Posters of Alteration SALE SMARTWEAR SALON is offering to Gisborne women new seasonable goods at astonishingly low prices. Don’t miss this chance. CORONATION BUILDINGS

THE REFRIGERATOR that has taken England, Europe and America by storm ... 0 Houaehold Refrigeration within the wach of all ) The marvel of modern science... beat pro* dudng intense cold and ice 1 No machinery, , no moving parts, no vibration, Operates at infinitesimal coat by electricity, gas, or even kerosene. Enables you to serve a host of icy cold crisp dishes. The lowest priced refrigerator on the market. ELECTROLUX MINOR MODEL - AIR-COOLED REFRIGERATOR , Made la England Prices £35, £42/10, £SO, £55 Payment on Easy Terms. Sole District Representative; C. L. FERGUSON GLADSTONE ROAD. GISBORNE Phone Linen-marking outfit (Rub- ' bev stamp of your name), pad, brush. Indelible Ink. and a ber to hold the lot, 8/6: postaee 8d extra. —At the Herald Offloe

| XMAS PRESENTS g 1 THAT ARE ARTISTIC | s Washable White Leather | I Purses. = § Folding Tables for car and 5 | picnics (enamelled and un- § I enamelled). i = Parchment Novelties, Book § § Markers, Bridge Scorers, etc. 1 1 China, Basketware, Indian fj | Bowls, and Cigarette Cases, 6 1 • \ beautifully worked. s New shipment of Linen.: Hand- §j I kerchiefs arrived. r, s COOMBE HOUSE | i Next Gas Co., PEEL STREET, n iiiiii!iiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiiiDi!<iiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiii»iiiiiNiiiiiia

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