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Star (Christchurch), Issue 8942, 30 May 1907, Page 4

Business Notices. _____■ " ALL Blaoks" Boo*. Polish is «My **M J\. apply but hard to rub out. ,■ - ■ " ALL Blacks ' Boot Polish. One sppUfl -^*- cation lasts two or three t H "ANIMALS shy^a*rtheTnTilliancy of "AJll -£\ Blacks" Polish. ... M " ALL Blacks" Boot Polish Gives Nawfl -tX Life to Old Boots. .JM -l?1 K (\C\f\ LEAVES New Zealand every! */10sUUU.year for Boot Polish. Whjß not encourage colonial industry: try "AOH Blacka." ___.J_J FEED YOUR BKIK. M Ladies don't be deceived by imits- ■ turns! Get a skin food that really ■ Fbbds the skin, and does not enoour- H age Buperflaonß ham. I Here is the Analyst" b report on H WIOLBTTA I the pure skin food. ■ 6, Brittan St., LinwooJ. ■ Christchtirch, N.Z., ■ 14th ar*yj 1907. ■ Beport os the Analysb of a sample of ■ Wioletta Skin Food and Face Grume received ■ from the Manager of the Wioletta Toilet ■ Company, Chrintchui-ch, on the oth May. ■ I, the undersigned analyst, do hereby certify .■ that I ;h%ve analysed the Above-inenttanec. ■ cample, and I find it to bo free from any in. H jurious matters.and that it contains only^uok ■ as are recognised to be beneficial to the sWo. H - A. A. BICKEETON, Colonial Analyst, < ■ Canterbuiy, X.3. ■ Chemistß, Stores, and Hairdressers. " H 1£& i-vn Ol Fostafd ;"H r 'Wliolesale—., . H H. P. STEVENS, CHBisTCKtrRCK. '■ ~\KT ANTED* ■> WIFE; an« who its b««fl .VV. nouriahed on - . H 3ENSDORFS 00pOA% I Preferred. ' /, '■ B How are I You Buying I YoiirClothlng?! Consider this. If you were a ■ tradesman yourself, would you ■ be inclined to sell for credit at H the same price as you would H for ready money. It's impos- H sible to do so, there are always H bad debts in a credit business. H Someone has to pay them. Be H sure it is not you. H TRADE FOR CASH I AT ARMSTRONG'S ■ Men's Ready-to-wear Suits I 27/6 35/- 38/6 ■ Men's Winter Overcoats ■ . : 19/6 25/- ■ Men's Raincoats . H 29/6 32/6 35/6 39/6 ■ Men's Tweed Trousers H 4/6 6/11 7/9 9/6 10/9 ■ Men's Cardigan Jackets ' ■ 3/11 4/6 5/6 6/11 ■ Men's White or Coloured ■ Sweaters . H 3/6 3/11 4/64/9 5/11 ■ Men's Woollen Pants and H Singlets • H 2/3 2/6 2/11 3/3 3/6 ■ Men's Cotton or Merino Pants ■ atid Singlets ■ 1/3 1/6 1/9 1/IV2/3 2/11 ■ Men's Twcd Caps ■ Ifi 1/C 1/11 ■ Men's Hard Hats - ■ 4/6 4/11 6/11 8/6 ■ Men's Frame Hats, Specials 3/3 ■ Braces 6d 9d 1/- to 2/3 ■ Men's Pyjamas 5/11 6/6. 7/6 ■ Men's Umbrellas * ■ 3/6 4/6 6/3 7/6 to 15/- ■ Travelling Rugs ■ 7/6 10/6 IJ/6 14/6 to 50/- ■ Bush Rugs 3/6 to 8/6 for an ■ enormous size H Portmanteaux 10/9 ■ Men's Shirts I Working from IJ9 ■ Tennis from 276 ■ Fashion from 8/11 ■ White Shirts from 4/6 ■ Crimeans from 4/11 ■ And every other line as cheap H in proportion. '^M T. Armstrong I and Co. I 108 to 114 High St. D I and MARKET SQUARE ■ Money, - ! MONET. . H Til-ONET PBIVATBLY ADVANCED, H i>X Bum> to any person, witk or witfcout seonnty, repaysbl* *ooordiaf to anasg*ment. . I Writ* «r apply to 5". C. RAPtT^ICL, 100, CasAel Stieei, TTfTANTED to Ltsd, SS, £10, 490, 450, MJ^M VY. £5000. Personal or other seoun^H Striotly oonndentiaL D. STBANAGHAN, tST ' 11, Chancery Laaft^H MONEY TO LEND. fXS Mortgages or Freehold at Lowest Ct^H \J ' rent Bateß; also on Approved Seooi^^l Mortgages. IZAKD AND LOUGHNA^O SoUoitois, Hereford Street, Chrutohur^H Leeston and Southbridge. Xaß29^H Undertakers. T LAMB AND SO |H UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMEKS,^B No. 35, LICHFIELD STREET. i - * LssH 1 Telephone 361. ISoo^| T ANGFORD AND RHIND (late W. «^H JIJ H. Langford), Undertaken and E^^H balmers, 16, London Street, RichmoD^H 'Phone 689; and 4S, Montreal Street, Sy^H •nham; 'Phone 1603. Town Office, l^H Cashel Street.