Page 5 Advertisements Column 2

Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31092, 22 June 1966, Page 5

■ Here*s the news all ■ ■ thrifty shoppers ■ B have been waiting for || S CITY • RICCARTON • NEW BRIGHTON K Ir annual winter 11 I SALE 1 I next Friday ■ ■ bracelet length gloves ■ fl well below half price I Attractive embroidered designs. In [-<•-. popular Tan and Brown tonings. Usually ■■■■■■■■M3 M ■ 17/11 ’ lAf I ■ B CITY, RICCARTON, NEW BRIGHTON. I I B 1?' T Just one bargain from many hundreds I II B IM IM of bargains around our store. Items not I I B 118 available until Friday. B

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