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Wairarapa Age, 22 February 1927, Page 7

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SUMMER UNDERTHINGS gSppl Very Moderately Priced Now at aWv GRAHAM’S. "1 J A Glance at the following Items ISa WIB B* ve Y ou a Good Idea of what f O y you will find here and how economically your requirements can be i secured. Wa.l tJPi ’ i/ Ladies’ Winceyette Nights, trimmed f i Is. Art Silk Lace - w -> 10/6; °- s ” l2 / 6 ■Srt'A? j m Ladies’ Silk and Cotton Vests, sleeve’Vh U ’ & less. w -’ 5/6; os -> 6/6 / Vedonis Vests, trimmed Silk Lace. \ 1 W., 5/6; 0.5., 5/11. Ladies* Silk and Cotton Woven Nights. W., 13/6. Special Line Ladies’ Brassieres, Pink and White; all sizes; 2/6 each. Corselettes, in Pink Satin Stripe Coutil; sizes 32 to 42in. 13/6 each. WE OFFER. THE BEST VALUES—COME ALONG AND PROVE IT YOURSELF. GRAHAM’S QUEEN STREET UASIERTON.

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