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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 61, Issue 60, 20 December 1940, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. BATTERSBY . . . THE SIGN OE STYLE LEADERSHIP.. If you get satisfaction (as most men do) out of wearing a really good hat, you will bo interested in the Battersby. Ballantynes have consistently adhered to the highest standard of quality for so many years that the excellence of their Hats has become a tradition and .though the Battersby is now mado in New Zealand from English hoods the standard is still as high. It ha,s distinctive style, character and personality which set it apart from the crowd and is further distinguished by the fact that it is light in weight and unusually comfortable to wear. Light and standard weights in shades of New Stone, Aero Blue, French Grey, Brown, Dark Steel. SIZES 62 TO 71 29/6 LAST-MINUTE CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS . . . do not despair ... a message to Ballantynes by mail or telephone will solve your problems for you. Just toll Ballantynes what you require and they will have it attractively packed with greetings card enclosed; and delivered or posted. Leave it to Ballantynes! J. Ballantyne and Co., Ltd. “Where the Best Things Come From.” CHRISTCHURCH and TIMARU.

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