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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 123, 26 May 1937, Page 6

MARK-DOWN 200 Fine * Handbags^* Heavily Reduced 200 Handbags, of English manufacture, every one a smart tfwjN||^^H|^|^HflpMP^^f high-grade handbag, and every one an exceptional bargain. ¥«RBIiBPpMB>ffMP? Every bag is made from genuine leather, the frames are VSl^SPpr!^^, /4*' s, , **Mim strong and the fittings complete and atractive. If you need \^V^~_' '^fef'jtf \ ggkij^k'l{9 a new Handbag, here's your opportunity! If you don't, J^"> LAY-BY your choice for Spring, because bargains like these /^££ftfl^jC^Hteal^^^^SJG^^| come only once in a blue moon. / AS SKETCHED— \ ' \OSs^(\W^^^ IN THE GROUP ABOVE: \ ■ %m^jf Top Right—Dull Black Grained Calf, with galahth edge to J*^*^*"^^^^Bi^B frame. Beautifully fitted. One of a group of 20 bags, in ' "- <<\^^^^^J^y^B^^^B Lizard, Calf and Morocco. Usually 53/- to 75/-. AH reduced to 42/-. fl^l^^^^^^BllH^^^^HlJ^H Lower Right—A Leather Bag with Lizard markings. One of ' ffiT^PW^^SHßß!R*^^l a range of fancy leathers and Moroccos. Usually 8/11 to flk; »» '- <&$^HPfT<-*4^H Left—A roomy Black Morocco Handbag, finished with ivory /~^ !y/*^BBi|-' «*-~ *v" * * Ji^^H bone top and handle. One of a range of 20, which includes f *»-■>""-""'"S^^^H washable Linenhide, Morocco, Calf, etc. Usually 39/6 to / o^.o^. f 4T/6. AH reduced to 29/6. I *J§^M*** LOWER GROUP: \JLI/C$ QJ|H|^H|oP^ Top—A Genuine Crocodile Handbag, exceedingly roomy. One >^ _^^^^^^^^^^^^T^*V of a group of five only, to clear as follows: — . - " _>^^flll^^k 1 only—Usually £7/7/- .. ..- ... Reduced to 79/6 . --^^H^Mr! 1 only—Usually £5/17/6 .. <.. ~. Reduced to 82/- &&^t^^KW-' I 1 only—Usually £5/10/ Reduced to 65/- "' I 1 only—Usually £4/12/6 Reduced to 49/6 \ 1 only—Usually £3/15/- .. .. ~. Reduced to 55/- <!d^Mii^E^lHH«H^^H Centre —A Nigger Brown Grained Calf, one of a range of 20 ■^^^^BPJl^—S^-P^tt^^^B in Lizard, Morocco, Plain and Grained Calf. Usually 35/- j /• TuS^**^r to 39/6. All Reduced to 22/6. WH^f^ " ' ' / W\ Bottom—Autumn Brown Morocco, one of a selection usually ' \ ' --\ I 7jK I 18/6 ,to 25/-. AH reduced to 13/6. WggHJ^HB|L BaJQ/ ! JAMES SMITH'S-

Each trip by air is one of absorbing interest. From your - armchair in the sky a new world is being discovered. Old scenes are viewed with a new fascination, and the luxurious comfort of the smoothly gliding planes relieves your journey <•' from all fatigue, while the saving of time by the unnoticed ■peed gives an added pleasure to airway travel, TIMETABLB (Dally, including Sunday,} Arrival NORTHBOUND Departs! i — DUNEDIN 8.15 a.nu 9.35 o.iu CHRISTCHURCH 10.5 «jh, " 11.30 a.m. BLENHEIM 11.40 a.m, 12.45 p.m< PALMERSTON NORTH [ t— Arrives! SOUTHBOUND Departs! — PALMERSTON NORTH ' . «.3O a.m. 9.35 B.m, BLENHEIM ' 9.45 a.m. 11.10 a.m. CHRISTCHURCH 11.20 a.m. 1.00 p.m. DUNEDIN — Connections by Cook Strait A/krwayl to ami from Wellington ■ ' % at Blenheim:— ■■■•:. Southbound—Leave Wellington „.. ... 9 a^m. Northbound—Arrive Wellington 12 noon ■■■"■■- Also connects with Nelson via Blenbeim. Particulars, bookings, etc., at Union S.S. Co.'s Office, 36 Customhouse Quay, Wellington (Tel. 49-000). Also at any other Offices and Agencies of Union S.S. Co., N.Z. Government Tourist Bureau, T. Si W. Young, ,;.. : - or Xnosa Cook EG Son* . 9 Send LcItCL-« and Purcels^Air Mail—2d. oz.—foe Earliest Delivery #