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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20128, 23 December 1939, Page 10

All new, fresh and moderately priced. Bright Young Wearables for all. Gay young fashions for holidaymakers, and stay-at-homes. See them to-day at COMMON SHELTONS, where style and thrift go hand in hand. 4M t SgSS <**: S t i m W \ wni' Jin * if &.;> A.' y v\ a; m j /cftM t MMM-t mm Is Ffr \ f-imtii <|C Hm v W-M *• lip r - t i I i ? Si? j*K m 1 m m m .. f. y*© l . >api> ||g? W - Holiday Wear - ATTRACTIVE PLAYSUITS in vivid diagonal stripes, backless with contrasting halter cord and short sleeved matching bolero. S.S.W., S.W. and W. sizes 17/11 NEAT YACHTING SUITS of navycesarine, braided in white and white braided in navy. Pleated shorts, backless top. finished with sailor collar. S.S.W., S.W. and W 13 / 6 SMART PLEATED SHORTS, attached to a backless brassiere top in this, Florida Playsuit of bright fadeless print. : S.W. and W. 14y 11 BEACH HATS in Chip Straw, white and colours 1/11 3/11 BEACH COAT to match Florida Suit in smartly flared style, neatly tailored and buttoned to hem. S.W. and W. 14/11 PLAY SUITS in novelty Centennial Cloth, printed in popular New Zealand scenes. S.W. and W. sizes 12 / 6 CHILDREN’S NATURAL P AND AN BEACH HATS with coloured bindings and trimmings 2/11 and *>/o TOWELLING SPORTS BLOUSES with crew or canoe neckline. White, maize, and grey. W. and O.S 6/6 DIRNDLS to match. Centennial Play Suits vitk square neckline, elastic waistline and rationed to hem. S.W. and W. 19/11 PLAIN AND PLEATED SHORTS in all the popular colours. S.S.W., S.W. and w 4/6 t 0 5/11 JAY FLORAL DIRNDLS in American Jloth w!ith full length zipp ,and shirred /aist. S.S.W. and S.W 21/6 LOCKNIT BLOUSES in plain colours, stripes and checks. S.W. and W. 2 /II CHILDREN’S PLAY SUITS in fadeless cloth with gayly printed patterns. 3/11 to 7/11 BEACH HATS in Javenese Straw, feather weight, good colourings 4/6 CHILDREN’S SHORTS in pleated and plain styles, all colours and sizes. 3/6 4/11 Co ion Sheltons For Real Value 1 U

Mangain SPORTS CLUB. WILL HOLD THE IE ANNUAL SPORTS ON THE BEAUTIFUL SHAD\ GROUNDS OF “THE PINES,” WHATATUTU. SATURDAY, JANUARY 27th, 1940. PONY JUMP. Ist prize, £2; 2nd prize, £1 ■ 3rd prize, 10/-. Entrance 3/6. TURNING. Ist prize, £l/10/-; 2nd prize, 10/-. Entrance 2/-. OPEN HANDICAP LEAP. Ist prize, £4; 2nd prize, £l/10/-; 3rd prize, 10/-. Entrance 6/-. HUNTERS’ LEADING- MATCH. Ist prize, £5; 2nd prize, £2; ,3rd prize, 10/-.’ Entrance 7/6. FLAG RACE. Ist. prize, £l/10/-; 2nd prize, 10/-. Entrance 2/-. OPEN 'LEAPING MATCH. Ist prize, £5; 2nd prize, £2; 3rd prize, 10/-. Entrance 7/6. STOCK RACE. Ist prize, £l/10/-; 2nd prize, 10/-. Entrance 2/-. DISTRICT MAIDEN LEAP. Ist prize, £3; 2nd prize, £1; 3rd prize, 10/-. Entrance 4/6. POTATO RACE. Ist prize, £l/10/-; 2nd prize, 10/-. Entrance 2/-. LADIES’ STOCK RACE. Ist prize, £1; 2nd prize, 10/-. Entrance 1/-. LOCAL SCHOOL GIRLS’ RIDING. Ist ..prize, 10/-; 2nd prize, 5/-. LOCAL SCHOOL BOYS’ RIDING. Ist prize. 10/-J 2nd prize 5/-. STEPPING THE CHAIN. Ist prize, £l. Entrance 1/-. WEIGHT ESTIMATING. Ist prize, Sheen. Entrance 1/-. DROP KICK. Ist prize, £l. Entrance 1/-. BABY SHOW. Prizes, Trophies. All Events Post Entry. RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1. The copnnittee reserve the right to alter add to the programme, to vary the order of events, or, if necessary, to postpone the gathering. . 2. The committee reserve the right to refuse any entry. No entry received without cash. 3. -Any competitor who enters a liorso for any Maiden Jump, which horse has previously Avon a jump, shall be disqualified for all events for the day. 4. Protests to he accompanied by a deposit of 10/-. In the event of protest not being entertained the deposit will ho forfeited. AMUSEMENTS AND RACES FOR THE CHILDREN.