' k m i * i ■I H ?i if\ *' • sr!£: - .## :k: f*i i /IS ILLUSTRATED F.A. 1— NATURAL MUSQUASH, full length, becoming roll collar; skins worked, giving Vandyke effect at OO GNS. foot of coat .. .. .. p.A. 2 MODEL FUR COAT, in Flank Musquash. Full shawl collar, new sleeves; specially selected skins o*l GNS. 22 F.A. 3 Exclusive CONEY SEAL COAT, full length; long handsome collar and cuffs; first-grade Marmot. Linings to tone .. OC GNS. 26 m WM F.A. 1 F.A. 2 FURS For Smartness For Comfort • See the wide selection now showing. Smart WALKING COAT, in Beaver Lamb, rich Brown toning; trimmed high roll collar and barrel cuffs. Linings to tone GNS. 14 Very Becoming STOLE, in Natural Skunk, two strands wide, trimmed tails; lining of ? Nigger Satin to Ql, GNS. tone Smart yet useful COAT, in Black Coney, high gathered collar and cuffs of Natural Skunk lining to tone Ol GNS 21 BEATH’S sj F.A. 3 Tancred Street, ASHBURTON Telephone 13
•WHISKY • WARNING If you want Genuine “BELL'S” Bottled in Scotland, and sold on the New Zealand market for over thirty years, look for the Signature, ARTHUR BELL & SONS, LTD., on the Yellow Label! Ye Go*
The vista of the future seems immense When first the dubious “Gift of Life” we sense: But as the ageing years relentless pass We learn how brief the longest life, Alas! A little praise a little love and mirth, A little wealth which proves of little worth. Yet, still for bronchial ills one blessing pure Consoling Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.— Ad vt.
ELECTRIC BULBS. British Made. ' Sizes 15, 20, 30, 40. 1/9 each. BUXTON AND THOMAS Triangle Stores.
Successful National Monthly N.Z. RAILWAYS MAGAZINE. New Zealanders’ appreciation of the high national quality of. the re-organised Railways Magazine is shown in a vejy Strong demand for copies throughout the Dominion. ihe life and colour of New Zealand, past and present, and railway topics, are brightly shown by good writers. It is double value—because liled copies gradually make a very helpful reference library. The name of the winner of the first £5 prize competition (“What is New Zealand’s Best Scenic Feature,”) and a review of the entries are featured in the June issue (published on the Ist). NEW ZEALAND’S BEST FOR 6d.
HARD ON CLOTHES ! Do your trousers wear out quickly at the knees and thighs'? Then you’ll save money by buying a pair of Henderson’s Guaranteed Nap Trousers with double knees and double fronts. Here are to-day’s six best buys:— Heavyweight guaranteed Nap Trousers, as above mentioned • • 9/1* Heavy All Wool Dark Tweed Trousers, well cut ... 17/G “Red Seal,” not imitation, proved for hard wear, Trouser cut 19/6. Buckskin Trousers, trouser, cut, very strong . . . t IS/Faney Worsteds and Whipcords, cuff bottom for smarter wear ..... 19/6, 22/6. HENDERSON’S MEN’S OUTFITTERS, ASHBURTON.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 53, Issue 204, 10 June 1933, Page 3
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