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Waipa Post, Volume XXIV, Issue 1641, 14 May 1925, Page 2

OUR RANGE OF VELOUR COATS FOR THE WINTER IS EXCEPTIONALLY SMART Wehave them mail the Leading Colours, and the Qualities are of the hest. THE PEICES RiNGE FROM 55/-., 59/6, 65/- np to 135/SPECIAL LINE OF LADIES' FLEECY LINED BLOOMERS Great Value, 3/6, 3/11, 4/9. LADIES' FLANNELETTE & WINCEYETTE NIGHTDRESSES. Just the line for the cold nights. 8/6,10/6 and 11/6. LADIES' CASHMERE HOSE. In Nude, Beige, Fawn, Grey and Black. Splendid Value, 5/11 pair. LADIES' ALL WOOL HOSE. In Grey and Black. Suitable for hard wear. 2/11 pair. H. C. RAINEY ALEXANDRA STREET, TE AWAMUTU. MOTOR CAR VALUE > THE NASH CAR THE WONDER OF THE WORLD FOR RELIABILITY, STRENGTH, DURABILITY, COMFORT. Base in Driving, Speed if Wanted, Brakes Equalised in all four Wheels, with a Beautiful Finish both Mechanically and in the Body, Permanent Top Hoods if required, Balloon Tyres, Etc., Etc. THESE ARE A FEW OF THE FEATURES OF THE 1925 NASH CARS. RING US. DISTRICT AGENTS. 'Phone 20. or mem. m feveru walk of life. Footwear Value is to be found, not alone in material or durability, not alone in comfort, style or price—but in the harmonious combination of each of these factors. Here Boots and Shoes are wide in their style-range, fashioned of high-grade durable leathers by careful, thorough workmanship, and offered at prices which the public appreciate as "very economical." THE PAnERSON SHOE STORE Opposite Bank of New Zealand TE AWAMUTU - 'Phone 138 al»lw i 4 & x QccomhsQtwsh(m(hncjQ KfcJ % m Wm Y.:i toil m 'j;J ms 1 ik W&z UM*< iff IL S "Let one of these Secretaires find its way into your Home and know the pleasure of having "a place for everything and every* j$ thing in Us place." m 'iiZ[ iffIEMMSJi ifi||K| ■44 a 1 i! Hfl mhmi2&zs£^i&2^ai^[M • :m SEVERAL DESIGNS AWAIT YOUR INSPECTION ami prices make it certain that you will find hut the Secretaire that will suit your needs and pocketbook. See the stocks here early without Opposite Chief P.O. Hamilton. g Phone 1905 (Furn.), 1906 (Crockery)