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Rotorua Morning Post, Issue 5308, 22 January 1947, Page 2

i.Trf ■. i rr nwy.n— r r, - - , ,r • , • , , , . , . . j > * i c«u/ . U,,I. J - -- "• ' : I - SAVINGS IN QUALITY v MANCHESTER GOODS ! yj : fWIfcL WINCEYETTE— ■ - -.36in. wide, beautrful soft finish, English manufac- /-* ture. Shades : Cream, Blue, Green, Peach Pink, Lemon. • 2/9 yard ■ WHITE COTTON ROLLER TOWELLING— : J ■ Extra strong, with Red Stripe border, 16£in. wide. 1 2/8 yard ? WHITE NURSERY FLANNELETTE — 27 inches wide, highly absorbent, reliable British {■ make. 1/11 j- yard ; PLAIN WHITE TEA TOWELS— v Heavy weight twill, quick drying and good wearing. '! . Large size 28 x 32. 2/6 each ' OLD BLEACH PURE IR1SH LINEN— 27in. wide, ideal for embroidery work. 5/6 yard 5 PYJAMA CLOTH — Strong twill, fleecy back finish in Blue and White f stripe. 2/6 yard THE BEST FOR LESS — AT — j W. J. McALLEN'S , P.O. BOX 162 ARAWA ST. PHONE SS6 INSPECT OUR RANGE " OF Ronson Lighters Lockets, Pendants, Earrings, Bracelets, Stone-set Dress Rings, Signet Rings, Silver and Silver Plated Ware and Diamond Rings Kepairs and Engraving Promptly Executed on the Premises by Skilled Tradesmen. F. C.&E. SALT ARAWA STREET :: ROTORUA WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS P.O. BOX 111 — PHONE 190S. ;« You've never l heard nor Ijk '] seen such \ RADIO V 'K.nM| I $tations with perfect tone and "purich" to spare . . . The hand- \ ** 'j somest Cabinet - - - Pressed , '-V-, > -d&' n AIMAC , Metal, Duco Finished, Everlast- ^1, 'V- * KAUIUi fTOITl : ing - - - altogether to-day's jSgL *!• \ (Jreatest KAMO Value! A I J ITS A SKYSCRAPER, *1/ " Weekfy : f ON EASY TERMS ot course I BOND & BOND LTD. TUTANEKAI STREET :: ROTORUA | NcALPINE I REFRIGERATION SEE THE NEW 1946 DE LUXE REFRIGERATORS Featuring . . . • NEW STRE AMLININ G • THREE TEMPERATURES • SPECIAL MEAT KEEPER • VEGETABLE CRISPER Sold and Installed with A GUARANTEE AND FREE SERVICE YOU CAN DEPEND ON 6. B. TEAT REGRIGERATION ENGINEERS ; COLEMAN'S CNR., TUTANEKAI ST. Phone 858D. P. 1 j; DON'T HOLD THEM BACK t ' Railway Wagons Are In Constant Demand ; l - • , . v l Quick turnround is important at all times; just now, it is * r an urgent necessity. Wagons suffering from the wear i tear of wartime are being reconditioned as rapidly j , ds possible; additional wagons ordered from England I ; should soon be here. Meantime, every wagon in commissfon must be kept moving. Wagon users are earnestly , • ssked ta make special time-saving efforts in loading and r '*:■ V unloading. - *r • *- • » . . We MUST Get Quicker Turnround