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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 23, 27 January 1921, Page 9

CHAIRS Charming—Comfortable— Cheap Most of the time yon spend at home, yon sit m a chair. For your own comfort,, therefore, have faS_s3i_"Tl restful chairs—chairs in which you can enjoy perfect JJ™ They need not be expensive if you buy from the 9 Inl ■ maker. For example, look at these. I UP _ Well Made Dining Room Chairs. f S ft_JJ£ Here is a well-designed Chair that goes with 5 five small Chairs to make a splendid Dininc R Room SuiU. Upholstered with durable Mo- B_7_Z—_"T~ \ cord, they will stand lots of hard wear. A pro- i~!_^l === ' I duct of our own factory, we can supply the whole l^ - _-— a suite of Six Chairs, in Rimu, at the low price I _, ~ ** WH The Favourite Morris Chair. «J_B__T-S»* Designed specially for comfort, the Morris Chair is one of the most popular chairs that BES_v_L_ Wl '* made ' Adjustable back-rest gives you Jn?t reclining angle that is most com n^^^Ut——S§_ fortable to yon—Price. in Rimu. from Fine Seagrass Chairs. Seagriss Furniture has the advantage e__Pfii!| _^^^^^_7 that it goes into any room without clash- \n |jj§ja 12_«!__5Sf1_Ir' ing with other furniture, and it does not l|j ffiS3 JBvtwHitl? go out oi date. Chairs mad? of sea£ras.s »j ii__&___f__al£ are ideal for the sitting room, lounge or li«^^^i^^^^s_^V bedroom. The chair illustrated is a pood example of our comfortable wide back _ [ratUiSSgSqK}' / & Seagrass Chair, and is undoubtedly the best value in seagraes that you can buy.— Ha* g We Pack earn Ferwexd Good, by Sea or Rail ta any destinatiaa _ New ZealamL g_om!o^ The Premier Furniture Salesman, 38 QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. Phones _57 and 29-44. *m__9_ t _ 7 p.^A hl^9__t 9_fim9^m^^ I A BEAUTIFUL Art Calendar For 1921 ITS YOURS for the modest sum of sixpence (6d), to corer cost of packing, envelopes, addressing, postage, etc The Proprietors of, "Amber Tips" Tea have just landed a small supply of artistic calendars. If you wish to secure one send name and address with sixpence (6d.) in stamps to I "Amber Tips'* Tea Box 946 CHRISTCHURCH To aroid disappointment, write to-day. Don't mls« this opportunity of securing a very useful and artistic production. Similar calendars are sold in the shops k, up to 2/« each, the only difference is the neat m adTertiscnient at the top of each "Amber Tips" Calendar. Swani iii a __■ ii i'" i ?r Btg__j____a__ mm an—i

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