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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 136, 5 December 1929, Page 5

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Thrifty Shoppers can always obtain Exceptional Values at— BLACK'S of MANNER'S STREET No matter what your needs in Family and Household Drapery, Clothing, etc., we can supply at big money-savins prices. It has always been a source of pride to us that our customers CXP «m l° p,ro,vlde merchandise above the average in quality at Welhngton's keenest prices. We are constantly striving to continue to merit such confidence, and our efforts in that direction have been successful. For good values at keen prices study these: yjfl^ "Petone" All-Wool- BATHING f^5K& ■ COSTUMES— Honolulu or C-an-W *"^ iidian styles in all the newest shade Christmas in //» y* I Carnival Price 10/ 0 / ipS "^Jj From /»D. to A/11 I I^^TTOf Tin.v I'ots' ONE-PIECE' n //» / / NpJiIiPSS 'i'OGS— From, pair L/ 0 ( { V^^rV DRESSING GOWNS —Ideal \ \ ■■']■ ■! #W for holiday wear in good quality \ \ fc- ' '■' Crepe at Christmas £11 -i \\ 1 - Carnival Price 0/ 11 JFj^'Z^NIIW^ Ladlcs> ART SILK GLOVES— y^ l'i i"'jjHk » v%^ A"newest shadcs-' zi/fi V flvlffiWnP THE IDEAL FOR \ BSJfiKSXP CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. / / fv]p^3r Embroidered Hemstitched Pil- / / BU'i Jri '°Warns at special Car- / / //v|L^* 5/11> 6/11> 8/11' 9/6 Pair / J IM^\ Damask Supper Cloths with I / T\^^ coloured borders, 36 ■ x 36. I / /' *~*^ Special Carnival Prices I I I Duchess Sets in a choice range //■ 1/6, 1/11, 2/M, 4/11 LJ y&± Latest Novelty Coat Hangers. Ladies' Fancy Garters. 10£ d., 1/6, 1/11, 2/11 pair Novelty Shoe Trees. 2/3 pair W. BLACK & Co. Ltd. 26 Manners Street ' - WELLINGTON

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