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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXX, Issue 8495, 29 July 1933, Page 1

P. G. BRADY’S STOCK-TAKING SALE In* uH Swing Days of exceptional sacrifices In every Department! Our Mid-Winter Sale is astonishing every keen value hunter, and little wonder. Just glance at the savings below! Make Brady’s Winter Sale your goal for thrifty shopping. SAVINGS THAT MUST APPEAL! LADIES’ WINTER COATS, several going at half-price—6s/- for 32/6; 39/6 for 19/11. FROCKS and COSTUMES at Clearing-out Prices, less than Half Price. EVTOifl ■ All Winter READY-TO-WEAR bni nM ■ HATS to ba sold at HALF THE SALE PRICE. See Window, Everything Reduced at P.O.BRADY’S Stock-taking Winter Sale Last 14 Days I Further Reductions at (I. in Cullen & Son’s Sale

OUE OWN SPECIAL PYJAMAS Further reduced to 8/6. MEN’S WOOL TWEED OVERCOATS From 35/-, Further Reductions on all MEN’S SUITS All Remnants at Half Sale Price on Tuesday, July 18th J. M. CULLEN & SON ROSEMONT ROHO t WaiHl.

‘ Romance of the Rail ’ POPULAR SIXPENNY BOOKS Do you know your New Zealand thoroughly? If not, the two sixpenny, books. “ Romance of the Ra'h ’’will help yon. Mr James Cowan gives a very bright narrative—scenic and historic—covering the principal places along the Main Trunk lines i.f each Island. Plenty of pictures and largo scale contour maps. A real New Zealand book for New Zealanders—and others. Drama of Development in New Zealand I Remarkable Bargain for 6d ON SALE AT PRINCIPAL RAILWAY STATIONS

“Lion, Please” Get into thehabifc of saying this when ordering Ale or Stout, j LION ALE AND STOUT (None Purer None Better) ARE SPLENDID TONICS AND IBEVGRAOES Made only fiom purest quality Malt Hops, Sugir an 1 Yeast.