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Temuka Leader, Issue 10283, 12 January 1922, Page 3

“NUDAWN NAPEKY.” ATTRACTIVELY PRICED AND IN CHOICE DESIGNS. “NUDAWN” has specially good wearing qualities and is a high-grade Cotton Cloth of superior finish. Hemstitched and Lace Trimmed TEA CLOTHS >izcs 32. 36, 38, 44—iPRICED AT 8/11, 9/11, 12/6, 17/6, 22/6. H.S. TRAY CLOTHS—I 4 x 20, 3/ 0;20 x 30. 4/11. Do.,'with scalloped edge, IS x 27. 4,11. Hemstitched and Embroidered PILLOW CASES 9/11 each. American Shape Pillow Cases —7/6 each. American BOLSTER CASES, H.S. and Embroidered—l2/11 Do., with Cotton-cluiiY Lace Lacc Insertion—o/9 each. H.S. and Embroidered PILLOW SHAMS —22 x 32, 6 6, 7,-1.1. Scalloped and Embroidered RUNNERS —9 x 36, 6/6; Size .10 a 45, 7/6 each. - / MATS TO MATCH—Size, 6 inches, 1/6 each. OVAL CENTRES TO MATCH-lSize 10 x 13, 2/9 each, cnoc= POST FREE FROM S TIMARU.

HIGH-CLASS DRAPER-TEMUKA. *4BB# SEE OUR SPECIAL RANGE OF LADIES’ UNDERWEAR PURCHASED FOR SUMMER WEAR. LADIES’ TUSSORE SILK KNICKERS (Best Quality)—l3/6 XiADIES’ ENGLISH CREPE KNICKERS (All Colours)--7/6 LADIES’ WHITE WOVEN COTTON KNICKERS (All Sizes) LADIES’ CAMBRIC. LACE & EMB. KNICKERS .. 5/6 LADIES’ HEAVY LONGCLOTH. LACE & EMB. KNICKERS —o/o LADIES’ HEAVY SILK CAMISOLES. Fillet Lace and Trimmed .. f Wb LADIES’ TARANTULLE CAMISOLES,. Real Hand-made Lace Trimmed .. • ■ • • • • • • 22/6 LADIES' LONGCLOTH & CAMBRIC CAMISOLES, Lmm and Embroidery Trimmed .. •• •• From c/G LIGHT-WEIGHT COTTON WOVEN VESTS •• 3/9 LIGHT-WEIGHT COTTON WOVEN COMBINATIONS^— 1/- IN £ DISCOUNT FOR CASH. ‘■a A London cable message sfalos it New Zealand in despatching ire than 3000 emigrants within i weeks, including 200 domestics. 1 arc nominated and guaranteed using and employment. Advertise, and make a success of nr bnelaeas. A Sydney cable message states that the Indian delegation lias arrived en route to Fiji where it will inquire into Indian labour and land settlement conditions. At the first signs of Influenza take “NAZOL” —a simple, safe, speedy, and sure specific. Penetrating and gorm-killing. 1b 6d. 1