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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19030, 2 June 1936, Page 10

\ BREAKING ALL I N KNITTING v_> O' 4T k "s>. HUGE SELECTION OF FINEST COLONIAL and IMPORTED WOOLS Easiness is as brisk ..as it can be in our Woollen Depart ment, and little wonder when you consider that our great buying facilities enable us to retail at incomparable cash prices! Choose your wools with care and discrimination at Melbourne Cash Ltd.—and save substantially into the bargain. look otjt.l for Tull P*ge - s-kr . in amauonoltt>os ‘ doM ■ bargain* crowd our W \V Here’s a heart.-gladdening selection of Wool i values—straight from the bargain counters. RUAHINE FINGERING WOOL •'1 -ply ciuality. A huge variety in plain colours and mixtures Special iinc. SKEIN * BEEHIVE DOUBLE KNITTING WOOLS 4-ply ciuality. Good ran up of shades suitable for men’s pullovers and cardigans. SKEIN “AOTEA” FINGERING WOOLS N.Z, made, 4-ply. Nice soft ciuality. Suitable for jumpers and children’s wear. In all wanted shades. SKEIN 4-PLY WENDY “HOMESPUN” Feather Fleet',. A new woo! for jumpers and Good shade. GKLIN 3 PLY PA TON'S MANUKA FINGERING WOOL In shades of Light Grey, Drown, and Mixtures. A good sock wool. SKEIN PATON’S ROSE FINGERING WOOL 4-ply. A most popular quality. In all plain colours and mixtures. Also Silk and Wool qualities. SKEIN TOTEM WOOL Good winter weight. For sports wear. Quickly knitted. SKEIN 3-PLY RATON'S NON-SHRUNK VEST WOOL Slocked in pale shade of Pink, also White. SKEIN OAMARU LUSTRE BABY WOOL In Pale Pink, Pale Blue, and While, loz hfuiks. r / B I I ORN

Tlic .South African .Supreme L'oiirt. rejected a native voter':, application for an interdict restraining the Speaker of Uie llpusu of Assembly from sending the Natives l!epre»i:ulation jJiIJ to the .Clover. ■ uor-Ueiiural for approval.