Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Timaru Herald, Volume CLIII, Issue 22492, 29 January 1943, Page 3

For School Wear Schoo) Time is nearly here and Ballantynes have All School Wear for Boys and Girls going back to their studies. For St. Patrick's High School and the Convent of Mercy Ballantynes x have Regulation Outfits. THE CONVENT OF MERCY ' ‘/f&y O NAVY REGULATION OVERCOAT, all sizes. Prices 58/6 to 84/NAVY REGULATION BLAZERS, size 1 to 9. Prices 25/4 to 34/4 REGULATION BLUE AZLIN BLOUSES, sizes 12 to 15. . . Prices 12/6 to 14/6 NAVY SERGE GYM TUNICS. Prices 31/6 to 45/6 NAVY FELT HATS . . . Price 10/6 \ J WHITE PANAMAS . . . Price 6/6 A 1 Navy Interlock KNICKERS, \ W all sizes. . 2/11 to 4/- 4 I \ I BLACK SWIM SUITS, all sizes, f* i’/ B 16/11 to 19/11 B S za/ \ V ' \ WjSf ST. PATRICK’S BOYS’ V HIGH school AAi Xr Ww GREY UNION SHIRTS. / t all sizes, from 9/6 / ’ REGULATION CAPS / Price 7/11 i REGULATION HOSE. / ( Price 4/6 Grey'Worsted SUITS. from White SHIRTS, collar attached, all 4 * from 7/6 J. Ballantyne and Co. Ltd. Telephone 69, Timarn Timaru.

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