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Waikato Independent, Volume XXXIV, Issue 3110, 30 January 1934, Page 6

Started In the Showroom prices have been marked down to effect a complete clearance of all Fashion Goods. ALL FROCKS TO BE CLEARED AT COST PRICE. ALL MILLINERY TO GO AT HALF PRICE. 361 N. SPUNLUVA, AN EXCELLENT n CLOTH FOR UNDERWEAR, Usual Prico 4/11—NOW ONLY 1/11 YD. KAYSER PURE SILK HOSE, HALF PRICE. KNIT SILK JUMPER SUITS AT 4/11 BATH CAPS IN ALL SHADES, 4D EACH. A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF 36-INCH FADELESS PRINTS, TO BE CLEARED AT 1/- PER YARD. MEN'S UNDER FLANNELS, 4/6. MEN'S WOOL SOX, 3 PAIRS FOR 1/11. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS ON SCHOOL OUTFITS FOR THE CHILDREN. MAKE YOUR PURCHASES NOW BEFORE PRICES RISE. m fill IF. J' P.O. Box 8 Phone 261 F.A.C. TfTe Centre of SatisF.A.C.tion.

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G-IBL GUIDES' EXPERIENCE The twenty-eight Girl Guides from Riversdalc and Waikaia encamped :it "Wharemoana." Oroti Beach, had an exciting tnme when a north-west gale struck the camp- (says the Southland Times). However, the tent site had been carefully chosen, and when a "rescue party" arrived from Invercargill about 4 o'clock next morning everything was found to be in smooth working order. Four of the more exposed tents had been carefully lowered and secured, and the inmates transferred to the hut and other tents, while the girls seemed quite thrilled with the fun of it all. An ice-cream stall at the entrance to the beach was not so fortunate, for it was wrecked bv the force of the gale.