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r*m Pia JflHlT'iT* HERE’S Where You’ll find ODDS and ENDS that will probably “come in handy” as Replacements, It’s a pretty ‘mixed bag." we’ll admit; put you’ll probably come across something that you’re needing that will serve your purpose—and they’re certainly light on your purse. LOOK THEM OVER ANYHOW Children’s Mugs. Usually Gd each. CLEARANCE 3d each. Cups and Saucers. Usually Gd. CLEARANCE 3d. Odd Plates. Usually 1/6. CLEARANCE 9d. 8 Only, Odd Cups. THE LOT TOR 27Plain White Butter Dishes. Usually Gd each. CLEARANCE 3Jd ea. Glass Butter Dishes. Usually 4d ea. CLEARANCE 2 for 6d. MEMORIAL WAKE. In children’s Mugs, Butter Dishes, Teapot Stands, Jugs. CLEARANCE 3d. each. Glass Butter Dishes. Usually 6d ea. CLEARANCE 4d. each Glass Sweet Dishes. Usually 9d. ea. CLEARANCE 6d. each. Odd Glass Vases. Usually I/- each. CLEARANCE 6d. each. Odd Glass Sugar Basins. Usually 1/6. CLEARANCE 9d. each. China Teapots. Usually 5/6 ea. CLEARANCE 4/- each. China Teapots. Usually 4/6 each. CLEARANCE 3/- each. Odd Sweet Dishes in Burleigh. Ware. Usually 9d. each. CLEARANCE 6d. each. Odd Plates. Usually 1/6. CLEARANCE 9d. each. One Only Royal Albert Tea Set—' Damaged. Usually 39/6. CLEARANCE 257Salad Bowls. Usually 4/6, 3/6. CLEARANCE 2/9, 27Sandwich Trays. Usually 2/9 each. CLEARANCE 1/9 each. Shakespearean Cruets. Quaintly shaped. Usually 4/9 each. CLEARANCE 3/- each. “CANDOUR in Advertising!'- Well, why not? It’s no use our trying to tell you that this is a Clearance of China in perfect condition, because it is NOT! We’ve been having a ‘clean-up- in our Crockery Section and have ‘unearthed’ a number of items in a more or less incomplete or damaged state. Of course, some of it was no longer saleable; but there were many items that still have their uses certainly not for ‘best’ but at least for ‘every-day- utility. So we’ve decided, ratber than ‘write them off- to give you the opportunity of picking up for a mere fraction of their ordinary price, any of them that may prove useful, perhaps as a replacement, perhaps as a mere ‘stop-gap-, in any case, wo feel that it’s worth your while to inspect them. A Few Dinner Sets They’re not complete; but they offer you a great opportunity of replacing breakages or securinug those odd pieces that are so handy in any home. Dinner Set in Blue Willow Pattern. Usual Price 83/6. CLEARANCE PRICE 457Dinner Set in Ford’s China. Usual Price 59/C. CLEARANCE PRICE 39/6 Dinner Set in Midwinter’s China Usual Price 45/-. CLEARANCE PRICE 29/6 Morning Sets Coffee Sets Only Two of them, and slightly damaged; but they’re Aynsley China and a ‘gift’ at this Clearance Price. Usually 32/6. CLEARANCE 20/-. In Midwinter's China; two sets only. They’re damaged, of course, but Clearance Price makes them Big Value! Usually 12/6 Set. CLEARANCE 7/6 Set. Among These If You’re Wanting VasesA Jardiniere — You’re almost certain to find one that will ‘just fill the hill.’; and they’re at least worth inspecting at these prices— Two Only Shelley Vases. Usually 4/6 each. CLEARANCE 2/6 each. Two Only Doulton Vases. Usually 5/6 each. CLEARANCE 2/6 each. Four Only Lancaster Vases. Usually 3/9 each. CLEARANCE 1/9 each. Series Four Vases by Scottish Potteries. Usually 5/6 each. CLEARANCE 2/9 each. ROYAL DOULTON VASES in all shapes, sizes and designs at prices that will surprise you. Have a look at these that we’re clearing • quite candidly we rathei think they’re Unusual Value even in their slightly damaged state; hut you can best judge for yourself. Four Only Jardinieres by Hanley Potteries. Usually 4/6 ea. CLEARANCE 2/6. One Only Jardiniere of Quaint Design. Usually 15/6 eacih. CLEARANCE 2/6. One Only Jardiniere. Usually 10/6. CLEARANCE 2/6. One Only Jardiniere with attractive Pansy decorations. One or two slight defects. Usually 25/-. CLEARANCE S/6 This Collection ALL GO AT Of Quaint Candlesticks Includes Doulton Shakespearean Characters and attractive designs in Shelley and Italian china. Their Usual Prices were 6/6 and 7/6 each. 2/6 EACH Watson Bros Ltd Palmerston North The Square

REDUCTION INCHARGES For Radio Telegrams To Ships At Sea Radio telegrams provide the contact which until recent years was not possible between those on shore and voyagers at se.». INVALUABLE FOE SENDING MESSAGES OF GREETING, CONGRATULATION, OR FAREWELL. NEW RATES To ships engaged in N.Z.-Vancouver mail service; NOW To ships registered in N.Z.; and 4d. to practically all passenger ships trading a exclusively between N.Z. and Australia (previ- word, ously 6d. a word). To other vessels engaged in the Inter-colonial 6d. Service. a word. To other vessels Trading to Great Britain, 8d & lid. American and Far East. a word.

USED CARS SEDANS. FORD Centrepoise, 1935 Model. Ono owner. VAUXHALL, 14 h.p. Light Six, 2S in.p.g., 1935 model. CHEVROLET, 1929 Model. One owner. CHEVROLET. 1926 Tourer, DODGE,- 4-cyl. Coupe. Special model £65 CHEVROLET 4-cyl. Tourer, £35 SEDANS. SINGER. 1930 Model. Perfect Order. AUSTIN. 12 h.p. 4 cylinder. Newly painted. MORRIS COWLEY. 1932 model. 4 cylinder. TOURERS. CHEVROLET, 1927 Model. In Great Order. DODGE. Special Tourer .. £SO £55 FORD T Coupe £25 FORD 1929 Model, 30 cwt. TERMS ARRANGED. FOWLER MOTORS LTD RANGITIKEI ST., PALMERSTON NORTH. PHONE 7551. DISTRICT AGENTS:— OLDSMOBILE, PONTIAC, VAUXHALL CARS, BEDFORD TRUCKS.

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Manawatu Times, Volume 62, Issue 21, 26 January 1937, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Manawatu Times, Volume 62, Issue 21, 26 January 1937, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Manawatu Times, Volume 62, Issue 21, 26 January 1937, Page 4

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