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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19890, 18 March 1939, Page 11

Gladstone Road Opposite Clock Tower Army Stores Sale Closes Saturday, March 25th Take Advantage ! Save Money ! Buy the Best for the Cost ! CAR COVERS. From 9/6 to 35/-. TENTS WITH FLIES. 3ft. walls, 28/6 and 44/-. ARMY BELL TENTS, 14 feet diameter. For £6. FISHING- RODS, with Reel. For 1/6 complete. ARMY HATS. All sizes. For 1/11 ARMY HEAD COLLARS; beautiful job. For 13/6 BUTTERFLY CAPES. English Waterproof Japara. 11/6 16/6—GUM BOOTS for 12/Bair. ARMY RIDING BREECHES. Khaki. All Wool. 15/-, 20/-, 25/- Pair. 2/- ADJUSTABLE WAIST BELTS with Patent Fastening 9d- Each 65/ MILITARY OILSKIN COATS. All sizes for 42/6. BOYS’ ALL WOOL TENNIS JACKETS. For 7/6 JAPARA WATERPROOF LUMBER JACKETS. All sizes. 19/6 and 23/6 RAZOR BLADES, best quality; 3 packets of 5 for 1/BOOKS OF 80 NEEDLES, including Sewing, Crewel, Embroidery, and Darning. The lot for 9d. WATERPROOF WORK OR CYCLING COATS; 4 Pockets and Belt; all sizes. For 16/6. KHAKI SUEDE DRILL WINDPROOF LUMBER JACKETS. S.M., W., O.S. For 13/6 CART SADDLES. All English. * For 42/6. SPIDER DRAY BREECHINGS. All English. Worth 65/For 42/6. ENGLISH BREAST COLLARS. Wonderful Job. Worth 45/-. For 27/6 BRIDLES WITH REIN AND BRADOONS. For 9/6. 25/- SUIT CASES, 28in. f For 16/6 GROUND SHEETS, waterproof, 6ft. 3in. x 3ft. 6in. For 8/6. Hundreds of other Bargains! Don’t Miss This Sale. ClosingDate, Saturday, March 25, 1939. Opp. Clock Towier, Gladstone Rd. GISBORNE.

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