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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 36, 5 November 1937, Page 12

ROACHS' NOVEMBER MARKDOWNS jmm HOSE ANOTHER BIG PURCHASE OF FULLY FASHIONED HOSK W'fmm Guaranteed Pare Silk. Reinforced hieels and toes. Sizes 8£ inch Q / I 1 to 10 inch. All the newest Suntan shades to choose from. / Special Price 3/11 MV3 SHOWROOM MARKDOWNS LOCKNIT SPORTS FROCKS in smart FLORAL LYSTAV FROCKS in a lovely WUfr "/lu check and stripe design. Tailored variety of Tootals' famous crease- ■ ' ' ' V" styles. Sizes SSW., SW. and W. resisting fabrics. Several designs to S- V||i Usually 19/6. Markdown Price 15/6 select from — coatee effects, wide - V-|; AMERICAN FROCKS in plain and floral rever3' etc> 29/6' . U- V-" materials AU new season's goods. Markdown Pnea 25/6 v Markdown Prices 29/6, 39/6, 49/6, 59/6 SPECIAL PRICE FROCKS. )o not miss I S-ylimm V1 nnAi PAVnN • wr a seeing these. All sizes. Large variety FROCKS, in and 0£ coiours an(j styles. Usually 39/6 to O.S. sizes. Newest styles and materials 89/6. Markdowtt Price 19/6 to 59/6 MEN'S ALL WOOL Usually 35/-. Markdown Price 29/6 WHITE BOILING SILK FROCKS BATHING SUITS. FuU MAROCAIN ENSEMBLE COATS. With Smartly- tncked. Some . with collars! skirt, sun back. Brown or or without collars. Navy, Black and Good fitting skirts. Usually 6/11. Blue shades only. Brown. Usually 22/6 to 89/6. Markdown Price 5/11 Roachs' Price 7/6 each Markdown Price 19/6 to 75/- LAY-BY IF YOU LIKE I UNDERWEAR MARKDOWNS LADIES' LOCKNIT BLOOMERS & E..TU„V VESTS. Special clearance Une. SW., ^NCY ORGANDI FLOP W. andOS. Usually 2/11 and 3/11. S Sizes 8J to 6. Usually 5/11 Markdown Price 1/11 Markdown Pnce 2/11 SLACE SUSPENDER BELTS. Lined net MAIDS' PRINTED COTTON FROCKS and lightly boned across front. Sizes in florals and fancy spots. " Sizes 80in. I 23 to 28. Usttally 15/6. to 45 in. Ali one price 5/11 to 6/11 Markdown Price 7/11, Markdown Price 4/11 FABRIC SPECIALS SLUB LINENS. New season's goods. In CTRIPFD |f arf rRFPF; t? of marle and fleck. Ideal for summer STKIrED KABL CRErhS. boilf rocks, suits, beach and sports wear. ing colours. In neat stripes and Kodak fcAFN'C QIY if t rwvisiiT Shades oi Red, Blue, Buff, Pink, Green, stripes. 30l»ormnTci crnnT^ Brown and Lemon gronnds. 36in. -= November Markdown Price 1/3 yard SPORTS SHIRTS in Blue November Markdown Price 1/3 yard FLAIRSHAN SILK LINEN for sports Grey and Fawn cheek. STRIPED & CHECKED SHIOZE. Fast and summer frocks In spots on Cream Button front,^short sleeves boiling colours. In smart stripes and grounds with Red, Green, Brown and Koacns Price 6/11 checks. 80in. wide. Blue spots. 36in. Usually 8/6 yard. November Markdown Price 1/- yard Markdown Price 2/ 6 yard FURNISHINGMARKDOWNS I CURTAW NETS. Oddments and COCONUT MATTING. S6ln. wide. In M % broken ranges to clear. Usually l/ll . , . . , Jf|| to 3/3 • coloured strxpe effect. 2 pieces only. M J November Markdown Prioe 1/6 Markdown Prioe 2/- yard J# HARDWARE MARKDOWNS Wg ENGLISH WHITE VEGETABLE ENGLISH WHITE JUGS . . . . 9d each ' FISHES ........... 3/- PANSY PATTERN JAM DISHES IjpS* FANCY GLASS GOBLETS . . 3/6 doz. 3d each W® PUAIN GLASS TUldBLERS ..3/- doz. rnn^lr R^vf(s' " "'b GAB" W^BFS5nApE?Aw?SI 3/6 each WIRE STRAINERS .!!!'] i/- and l/3 TROUSERS. Sizes 3 and WIRE SOAP SAVERS 3d e«ch FOR STYLE - QUALITY - VALUE ^ Roachs Price 9 /6 Close Attention and Careful Consideration given to every ai^ Order. If you cannot call, just mail yout* order to MEN'S 3AC SUITS in Roachs', Box 101, Hastings. Grey Worsted, smart stripe effect, quality linings. Roachs' Priea 79/6 xAt-Ry N0W Q Mk |_| ^ 4 ' WATCH MEN'S STRIPED BLAZ FOR XMAS. PC ■ 1 #% U U V / WINDOWS ERS in newest stripes in- ONLY SEVEN I ^ ^ I I FQB cludingGr ey gronnds. WBBKS TO GO OTJTSTANDING Roachs' Price 29/6 _ 1 FOR STYLE QUALITY ;s VALUE MARKDOWNS

JJAPIER pARK gACING QLUB PEOGBAMME For SPRING MEET1NO To be held on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13th. President: Ceeil Louisson. Viee-Presi-dent: A. G. Stead. Stewards: Messrs R. Ohesney, J. H. McNiven, J. P. Miller, O. Nelson, C. Ruddenklau, F. G. Smith, J. W. Sandtmann, H. E. Troutbeek, T. Parker, and E. J. Jeffares. Hon, Treasurer: V. Cox. Judge: A. V. O'Brien. Handicapper: H, Coyle, Hon. Timekeeper: P. Shadbolt. Starter: A. Vincent. Clerk of Scales; H. M. Bishop. Clerk of Course: J. T. Hindrup. Hon. Veterinary Surgeon: A. M. Brodie. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13th, 1937. First Rac© starts 12.45 p.m. 1— GREENMEADOWS HACK HANDICAP HURDLE RACE, of £100; seeond horse to receive £15, third horse £10 from the stake. Nom. £1; Aoc. £1. One mile and a half. 2—' TRIAL STAKES, of £100; second horse to receive £15, third horse £10 from the stake. For three-year-Olds and upwards that have never won a flat race at time of starting. Nom. £1; Acc. £1. Weight: Three-year-olds, 8st.; four-year-olds and upwards, Sst 51bs, Five furlonga. 3— JUVEN1LE UAN DICAP, of £100; second horse to receivo £15, tliiFd horse £10 from the stake. For tvvo-year-olds. Nom. £1; Acc. £1. Miuimuin weight, 7st. Four furlongs. 4— PARK STAKES H ANDICAP, of £150; second horse to receive £20, third horse £10 from the stake. Nom. £1; Acc. 30/-. Minimum weight, 7st. Cne^mile and a quarter. 5— AHURIRI HACK H ANDICAP, of £l00£ second horse to receive £15a