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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19339, 1 June 1937, Page 14

FAT BTOCK BUYERS HAIR BROS. MEAT EXPORTERS Buyers of All Glasses of Stock. Phonaa: Offica. 611! J. H. R, Egan, 1676; D. F. Hair. 22; J. R. Hair. 1224; J. McDonald. 444. Carriers for Pigs; M. Scragg. Patutahi, Phone 842 J; D. J. McKay. Ngatapa, Phone 4465: J. C. Smith. Maka* raka, Phone 1057 A. Next Collecting Date for Pine; TUESDAY, JUNE 15 N.Z. CO-OP. PIG MARKETING ASSN. LTD. During winter months Pigs will be collected Fortnightly. Next Collecting Day: TUESDAY. JUNE 15 G. H. SCEATS, Agent. Phones 1134 and 416- | Buy Your J- WINTER FEED | NOW! §§ We have full stocks of | LOCAL & SOUTHERN | CHAFF | GARTON, ALGERIAN | & DUN OATS H Prices right, g Inspection invited. ; \ | N.Z. Loan"& Mercantile j | Agency Co. Ltd. 1 a (Inc. in England). S Ifdillllllllilllilllffl SHEETS FOR LOOSE LEAF LEDGERS In standard rulings for any ledgers always in stock. Prices competitive with anywhere in New Zealand. Special Rulings auickly provided. LOOSE LEAF LEDGERS If you require a ledger that will give years of hard service: is easy to fit in sheets; opens wide and lies flat, see the BURROWS’ THONG LEDGER according to size. Only at HERALD OFFICE pUM ARABIC, in large or small M quantities, for sale at Herald Jobbing Department.

v£>*y **• •• * / «S <:•:' • • .. .v v -. ~ y M US with w *»**% A Gay Galaxy Assembled for the Coronation Season ! ! Evening Frocks ADAIR REDUCTIONS of from 4/- to 7/6 in the Festive Creations for Festive Occasions Selected by our Home Buyers from Displays made in Vienna, Paris and London The cancelling at the beginning of “The Season” of all Dances and Evening Functions has left us with rather more Evening Frocks than usual, and instead of waiting until our usual Sale Period, we have decided to make a clearance now at very attractive reduced prices. BROS. LTD. POUND ACCESSORIES for the DANCE ! ! Elbow-length White Glace Kid Evening Gloves Adairs 77/(J pair For Dancing Feet! Sheer Ringless Pure Silk Hose Full-fashioned in evening shades such as Candlelight, Caprice, Night Club, and Bouquet. Adairs 6/11 pair Great variety of Latest in EVENING BAGS Silk, Crepe de Chine, Sequin and Headed. 12/'(i to 25 Ai EVENING SPRAYS To wear in your hair or on your shoulder, or at the waist. Gives individuality and colour contrast to your frock. Adairs 4/(j to |2/6 Diamente and Coloured Brilliant BELTS for evening wear. 11/6 and 12/6 each AMAZINGLY INEXPENSIVE EVENING MODES The keynote of the styles for this season is the studied simplicity and soft, flowing lines for Evening Gowns, giving dignity and elegance to these confections. The colours are, as one would expect, Coronation in hue, such as Coronation Blue, Marlborough Blue, St. James Rose, Coronation Red, and, of course, Navy and Black among others. Trimmings such as clasps, brooches and buttons, sparkle with brilliants and stones. Never before have we seen so many beautiful new materials. The variety is almost confusing. They include Lacquered Saties, Cloque Taffetas, Cire Laces, Mirror Satins, Panne Velvets, Cellophane Crepon, Embossed Crepes. NOW 75/- to ggns TUNIC SUITS in Silver and Gold Lame, Floral Crepes, all have Black Skirts and long sleeves. Usually 95/-, 120/-. NOW 75/- to 95/EVENING COATS, in Velvet, Floral Silk Crepe, are reduced from 45/55/- t 0 7 9/6 ADAIRS Leaders of Fashion Since 1875 Jjp») ■w.. '' V. •V gr w mm* / ON -7A "Vak *