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Hokitika Guardian, 23 February 1928, Page 4

j mmmm m.m.mM ■ „nxi.lua;■ | WEAR LAST WINTER’S SUIT NEXT WINTER U NOT IN ITS PRESENT CONDITION OF COURSE. HUT AFTER H YOU HAVE HAD JT i u CLEANED AND PRESSED BY TAYLORS, CHRISTCHURCH. P P THIS SCIENTIFIC PROCESS OF DRY-CLEANING WILL MAKE y IT NEW AND SMART LOOKING. t R. PATERSON, m MERCEH, M REV ELL STREET. HOEITiKA. jg (REPRESENTING C. TAYLOR AND CO-. CHRISTCHURCH.) ;: ib si i:a•si a a ..a. a :'sm■ ab a ...a.O s a a.■ jaiaiaTaiaiaf

A Timely Opportunity! Woollen Fabrics for Costumes, Coats and Winter Frocks at Special Bargain Prices 54in. All-Wool Fancy Velour Overcoating, in shades of Henna, Mole, l’eacoek, Tan, Mid-Brown and Fawn— Regular Price .. 14/6 Sale Price—Per Yard 6/11 54in. Marocains, Gabardines and Suitings, in shades of Grey, Mole, Fawn, Nigger and I.ime Regular Prices 12/6 to 17/6 Sale Price—All Per Yd 6/11 40in. All-Wool Tweeds, in shades of Tan, Fawn and Blue — Regular Price .. 7/11 Sale Price —Per Yard 4/11 56in. Covert Coating. A smart striped effect in Green and Brown tones — Regular Price .. 15/6 Sale Price—Per Yard 6/11 50in. All-Wool Brown Cheviot Serge, hard wearing. Suitable for School Outfits, etc.—• Regular Price .. 9/1B Sale Price—Per Yard 4/6 54in. Tweeds, smart check effects in Light and Dark Brown tones — Regular Price .. 17/6 Sale Price—Per Yard 7/6 Ballantynes Sale

4 '4 Racing cyclists specify B.S.A. “Austral” Racing Bicycle * • Designed in r esponse to requests from the worla leading track and road-racing cyclist, and made to the usual B„S.A. high standard of quality, the “Austral” Racing Bicycle is a lightweight model weighing only 2Slbs« due to the use of tubing of a smaller than standard gauge. B,S.A. “drop-out” rear fork ends and other special B.S.A. features are also incorporated in the design. FoIV ue example set by the leacLi-g Australasian racing men and ride the B.S.A. a, “Austral” Racing Bicycle. Write fer tefy ej ikt N£. satoJcjfM U. * ' L BROWN Ylie 8.3 A. "Austral" SUcinj Bicyds RESELL STREET, EOEITIKA.

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