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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 126, 30 May 1942, Page 9

t GEORGE COURT'S Karang ah ape Road coupon-free, comfortable casuals fßaa| YouH appreciate the variety in these clever casual felts . . . the softly folded crowns and the trim tailored brims . . the colourful ribbon trims and feather mounts. Above all, you'll like the way they fit to your head. . . . Fawn, slate, beech, tan, rust, mustard, forest green, navy, black. 25/6 and 27/6. Second Floor. quality is not rationed features of these practical fashions. 2nd Floor. II r Sizes: w.x., 0.5., x.0.5., x.x.o.s. George Court's] ; g I i A; . Four coupons required for this dress. 95/- 9 Tm 8976 STAR CROSSWORD PUZZLE S3—Proverbially akin to lo*e (4) 34—An inquiry tor Benjamin in Africa (S) ■ is—Wine (4) 28—It rightly sounds as' IT the help of tbs ship's m n /~im /~t _ company was necessary for this warlike TESTS FOR OUR READERS to your ~ 30 —"And coming cast their shadow before" (Campbell) («) J 2 131 I 16 1 17 1 31—Something to express disapproval (I) I I I I I DOWN _____ ""■■■ IbbbJ —— I—Epithet for mechanised forces <«) ™ _ """"™ 8 9 2 —its name an old vay into London IHH §■[ 3—As bad as a Hun f n I | | ; ,1 —— 5 —A Northern Scot perhaps (4) ' u I I 1 1 6-Put in the shade (7) I 1 I 1 ' —The poet that helps many an " |M| to nt ____ I I I I to sleep (6) ■■■ a> wmm —— B—Some of those waiting for the show who sound „ like the prompter's work (two words—7. «) » —A friend in need (two words—4. S) ■75" — — I—l — d££*°«) of rake that " not •*» ««t posltior to put Into words (5) It—Vegetable (7) "™— — ■nan —— 20—You will find most of this iood is flsH. Umsti 1 5 ■P" m . jJL ,** ®enermlly made vtth meat (7) ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ m Cheap material tor H~s?i? e -/ trai * h t «> 17 1 I 1 I | *—TW»of 17 across (4) II || I 2T Useful plant (4) (HM3S) WEDNESDAY'S (HAT 27) SOLUTION ~ A "X>SS -—1 Lack of interest. • Nattier. 10 Riveter —Hi —_ u Bows. Awful. 14 Kind. 16 Sue 18 Waylay' 18| 19 I I I 2 J P ev S es - 22 H««ew. 24 Gorcoo. 27 ■111 I I I | I UnS*"- 34 35 2iTB( M ■■ mm mm U maf22 3 g^ «% Furious, IS Baden. 17 llaaon. Tew 30 Ter" 22 ■■ Report. 23 Vanilla 2? 23 ' Glbt>on - 32 »».oD(Still ■■ ■■ irn ■■ _ ■—■ JB__BL_pL_ b le NOTE. The figures in parentheses denote the number of letters in the words required. j forcfd" ACROSS 11—Not excessive egg production but part of the Ji'fJ I—Not necessarily an almshouse but an estab- r. '!f , Lfl . are 8(1 IT«I lishment where men grow old (6) -^s t rtf e («T ornl '° r maklr ' B the rigbt tn place or 4—An excessive desire without dissentients (6) 13—Oriental not Irish cereal (5> IttClTflt js umiTc ■ . Carriers. 10 Charm unpleasantly (7) J5 —Artist Cornwall is proud of (4) 48 Fort R» Wh, 9.& ire . 17—A Arm controller (two words—6. 7) at -» *"ckland. unobtainable. t PROOFED and PROVED RAINCOAT MEN'S FAWN WATERPROOF Double Breasted and Belted Right for ANY kind of weather—from fair to stormy. Mode of English water and wind-proof fabric. A smart, dressy Rainproof with a "heavy weather" resistance. Thoroughly dependable. All sizes, ™,ce: 55/6 SPLENDID 12 COUPON VALUE ! BOYS ' AND YOUTHS' OVERCOATS W.de range of good quality English Tweeds in Herringbone ond check designs The popular double-breasted style with plain back, shaped to waist. Smartly cHouk to 9ive him. long service, warmth and protection Fat," R, oSJ 7 %K "" B '"" Gree " 5 ' 7"J ' 2 ' 59/6 "> 67/6 13 '» 16 7S/- •• B}/i ALL THAT A MAN COULD WISH FOR IN CLOTHES YOU'LL FIND ON THE SECOND FLOOR CAD JLf CDC' Trading Co. Ltd. r Mfimcll J AUCKLAND