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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 505, 12 April 1933, Page 7

In selecting I your En§ter I Dance Frock $ * " B Do not fail to inspect the E ^ exclusive range of exquisite 1 models for evening weaiv S u;t now to hand at the "Sonia." J To ihspect is to be convirieed. 1 M. E. Cave The 'Sonia" Arawa Street April Specials j AU Wool Cardigan Worth 15/6 for 8/5 All wool cardigans in very • Step in and try one of these smart blue-brown marle ef- cardigans on — feel its 'com- j fect and only 8/5 if you fort— see how smart it looks 1 purchase £2 worth of other . , , . . i goods. This special was ex- . " and, remember it is sturdy | ceptionally popular last year, an'd- tough enough to last | but will he even more so this ; until long after you have , ; ] year as they are'improved in ■ forgotten its trlfiing cost. r 3: quality and colour. Call in to-day. ; 1 Boots and Shoes ' Greatcoats 1 13/6 per pair . - 18/6, Tunics 7/9 1 We have a guarantee with These splendid coats and tun- 3 these. If you are not satisfied \c?' /n navy blue. Don t 9 misg ,thls 0pp0rtumty to get m after one. months wear we a real coat or tunic for aL : will refund your money. The most a song. Eor outside , ji: boots and shoes are all leath- work of any description, * g: er in upper and sole, designed these coats and tunics are , 1 ! for comfort and long wear. of out-standing value. . The i ' Boots are in black only. coats at 18/6 are made fro'm (f Boys' sizes 10 to 6 and men's warm woollen coating, c'ut g 5 to 10. The shoes in two full, spacious side pockets, 1: fittings and styles. Medium belted and fully buttoned. i or pointed toes. Black or Tunics are'of the same ser- ; O dark tan. Men's sizes and viceable material, full but- j half sizes. toned with roomy pockets. ; - J' Farmers' Trading Co. Ltd- ' j OPOTIKI i l C O S Y WOOLL'IES Just Operied Toddlers All wool 2-piece Suits Breechette Suits Coat and Cap Sets at THE BEEHIVE Arawa St. MISSES HITCHEN & JOHNSTONE Specialists in Baby Wear | WOOD AND COAL REDUCTIONSFOR CASH ' / Per Sack 1 ton _A Iton ^ .Tpn Renown House 4/- 11/3 22/- 43/Reilown Kitchten 3/3 9/3 18/- 35/- : Renown Nuts .. 2/6 ;,*r7/6 15/- ,3®/RATA AND TI-TREE TAWA.. MILL SLABS 12/6 per ton 9/6 'jper ton 8/- per to'n 5/6 for 3 bags. I/- for:3 bags 3/- f6r 3 b'ags 2/- per bag. . , s VtAi9?* ' • . « «•* wts&z •*!*> • a •" C.H.MaGdonald general carrier and firewg.6i> merchant. agent renown coal for service and satisfaction phone 191 — ' — — -amohau street ws....... II . _ 'i • •"* ♦ - in ■■■■■■in IIUi'nillll'lHftWrilWIHilTBllTlWiM^'M BiM IIWfTWUIWllWWrMWTWWWWWHWMlMMMp THROUGH BOOKING BY RAIL Bulk Goods and Parcels Sending goods in bulk or parcels from* any station of the North Island to any station of the South Island, or vice versa, is very ehsily and economically done to-day hy means of ' the Railway Department's reliable "through . ' booking" system. The consignor is saved from all worry about shipping and has the assurance of satisfaetory serviee. It .! pays manufacturers, business-men, farmers, : and others to take full advantage of the Railway Department's facilities for goods traflie. ' . v | '&d%[niuidlc%ile ' wfth - tlie nearest Station- /'? master, Business Agettt, or District i Manager for full particulars.