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Waikato Times, Volume 126, Issue 21039, 15 February 1940, Page 12

Heard about the Wool? ~e in reV^' nWd „ „ ; , n g news i'- cn rn dE>y. wfyics*; Thef ; °v^°' nme :/sU- bc '&&*«* from thc le \\s i^ s ° % . in crease by FcbrU3V d tor any and M*' pvepaved to r C lotVnng VinC s aV ® purchasing ny c t vaW e eery 0 w «*** cash **' s 'r^° touv in aCVU , { o r every fund of 0 -Receipf 5 - Cash * e 6' ster m PRICE INCREASE WOOLLEN GOODS RISE OF 15 PER CENT. MATERIAL COSTS MORE An increase of 15 per cent, in the price to factories and shops of the output of all New Zealand woollen mills came into effect yesterday. It is stated that this increase has been approved by the Price Tribunal after representations by the mills of substantial advances in the cost of the New Zealand clip. uixawiH • . T i a’m t£ d • V/V::. “The Soundest of Theories—BUY IT AT CLEARYS.” VICTORIA ST. (Opp. Para Rubber Co.) HAMILTON Hard scrubbing every time her hands and knees get dirty? -55 R No! Just a gentle wash ■ v^rigtfeE EXHIBITION TRIPS FOR ALL REDUCED FARES BY RAIL New Zealander?, if any of you miss seeing the great Centennial Exhibition, you will not be able to blame the Railways Department. During the whole of February fares for trips to Wellington are reduced by an average of 2fl per cent.: according to length of journey. These concession tickets are available for a fortnight from date of issue by any train except the North Island Main Trunk " Limited.” A separate concession is for parties of not fewer than six persons travelling together. They can buy first class return tickets at second elrss rates or second class tickets at three-quarters of the ordinary second class return fare. To obtain suitable private accommodation in Wellington, the best course is to communicate with the Exhibition Company's Official Accommodation Bureau. 157 Featherston Street, Wellington, which will promptly make satisfactory arrangements for board.’ RESERVE YOUR SEATS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE !