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Wanganui Chronicle, 21 December 1948, Page 9

91 Mu t Kw> Long-Sleeved Pullovers \\ f Stockings. In Grey, Fawn and Airforce Blue. AO/} . \ English 140 Pure Silk Fully Fashioned Hosiery. SIFT Fx- "Holiday" and 'Sunsan" shades. \ GlfT - -19/6 p “ Handbags. 11 All this and next season's latest stylings and C ipy JOGS. )\ j colours, in Leathers, Plastics and Suedes. In Canary Yellow, Black and 49/6 U/ G ' FT ~— 33/9 Wh Underwear. |\ L Lace Trimmed Nightgowns with short sleeves 1 i\ 1/ or no sleeves very, very sleek. Sports Trousers. SIFI 17/11 “42/9 Pencil Stripes in Grey, Browns and TA/T ® Airforce Blue. GIFT fv/w BIOUSCS Grey Worsteds in good quality materials. Jl} sfy|es „ s!mp| . fied and dignified ®'FT 55/- 75/• < L tailored styles ... all fittings to choose ) 7 from. GIFT from 19/6 Brown Herringbone for Sports LI IO V Wear. GIFT ” (j 9 A Tea Showers. [/ ( Genuine Handpainted Organdie In a variety j/Y decorations. GIFT 37/6 White Shirts. Long Sleeved for Tennis, Cricket, Bowls, etc. I ( gift ]4 1 2\l~ & 29/6 n XMAS SCOOP w PURCHASE T,ESfrom 5/6 to 8/11 “>( LADIES’ INTERLOCK WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS I/- <\l A|| Rtt!ngs _ Popu|ar Shades .. BOYS' HANDKERCHIEFS 9d. _ . PLASTIC BELTS 4/11 & 5/6 \|/ ' ' a,r Londonlown Always Sells For Less. w ■ * t ' ii— InHl// Wlffiijhz~~ 4n alysi S FED BY AN UNDERGROUND SEA OF OIL GpHERE are 35 imperial gallons of oil to the QJ "Barrel”. To feed this the world's largest oil refinery—there are more than six thousand billion barrels of oil yet to be drawn from existing Anglo-Iranian oil wells. \\ This is an estimate by an expert who has studied the potential I 11 ° f these rich oil fields - For many years Britain has received L MK 1 a rich return from her investment in this amazing country \\ 1. I; whose wealth lies thousands of feet below a top soil of useless \\ Il sand and rock. Anglo-Iranian Oil Company technicians have \\ \ // contributed in no small way to the security and prosperity of Xv ** l ** /' ,he British Empire. This huge reservoir of oil has helped us // t 0 VictOry in two great wars ’ arid P° wer s the machines of I P eace - New Zealand is now placed high on the list for the future oil and petrol production of the Anglo-Iranian wells, f . This product of British enterprise—known as B.P. Petrol—will soon be sold from B.P. pumps throughout the country. THE BRITISH PETROLEUM COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITe’d