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Taupo Times, Volume IV, Issue 196, 28 October 1955, Page 9

OPTICIANS FLETGHER & WILSON ROTORUA WILL VISIT TAUPO SHORTLY. Appointments at D. HANSBV OHEIVnST FOR A WHITER WASH AND A PERFECT FIN1SH— TAUPO LAUNORY Our Pricets Are City Prices FOR ARTICLES WASHED, BOILED, STERILISED, DRIED, IRONED, And, if necessary, STARCHED. TAUPO LAUNORY RUAPEHU ST, Phone 342 D.

m " Growing with Taupo" ■ _ . . Academy, Weigel & a 11CS _____ Paragon Patterns Knitting woois CURRIE' S DRAPERY LTD. Beltmaking Service Manchester ____ Haberdashery OPENING IN LARGER PREMISES Millinery Accessories ~ . Fayreform & Bendon Cxloves & osiu\ Foundation Garments ~~~ Situated opposite the Memorial Hall - j | \ m weai Canterbury & Lustre | Underwear i | Babywear j AT ^ . 1 — - on Monday Next, 31 October School Bla2crs Frocks, Blouses ; Gyms & Underwear j Skirts, Slacks ] I Agents:— ! * | $ vVe have pleasure in announcing that Mr GARTH MARSLAND Singer Sewing Machines I Shoits, belts has joined us as a director of our firm. Parts & Service I Sea! \ es, Spi a,\ s ^ With increased space we now offer a more compiehensive stock, and Prams, Pushchahs, varied selection, than before. With our fast expanding business we Gar gea^Sj Sunhats intend to concentrate even more on selective buymg irom New Zea- Rassinettes land's leading importers and manufacturers, and m this way our Clients are assured of our best service in presenting to them a wide Eyerything lor range of up-to-date goods — bought in small quantities — so as to ensure Everything- for the hqme Di essma ei selection, individuality and exclusiveness. Tots, Teens & I —the home Milliner "in-betweens" I — the home Knitter ; • Our staff take pride in helping you with your dressmaking and other IS problems — please ask our suggestions. ■ I Use our LAY-BY ! pHQNE 394 P.O. BOX 11 i USS our^AY"BY I m\ • I . |1 1 - , — — 1 DON'T FORGET — The Mannequin Paracle, showing Frocks, Swim Suits, Sportwear, etc., by Dorothy I Petersen Ltd., of Rotorua in the Memorial Hall - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, 8 p.m.