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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 171, 22 July 1930, Page 14

!M. &C.'s ... The Store for Men yj.intaiHiHg Appearances.... In maintaining appearances, the alert man is most particular in the choice of a hat—and not without good reason. Proportion, height of crown, width of brim, width of band, and the set of the brim—all these details contribute to correctness and shape distinction. And—most important—a hat must be of the kind that retains its shape. x And the man who buys at M. & C.'s is secure in the knowledge that he is choosing from makes that have a reputation to keep. Sale Discounts make now the opportune time to purchase. Here Are a Few Instances: v Borsalino, Woodrow, Tress and Joshua Turner Felts. Latest bound and cut edge styles, in popular shades— Reduced from 35/- and 3 9/6 to 29/6. Striped Poplin Shirts. Reinforced neck, double cuffs. Two collars to match—Usually 12/6 and 14/6. For 9/11, Pure Merino Wool Underwear. Natural shade, soft finish. Dependable. Vests or pants—l 2/6 and 15/6 qualities. Now 9/11. Pyjamas, of double warp Flannelette—Usually 14/6. Now 11/6. 3 suits for 32/6. Socks, all-wool and art. silk and wool. Wide colour range —3/6 and 3/1 1 qualities. For 2/6 pair. 3 pairs I for 6/11. All-wool Cardigans, Pull-overs and Lumber Jackets, plain and fancy—Usually 25/- to 29/6. For 19/11. English-made Shoes, good shapes. Box Calf, Willow Calf, and Patent—Usually 35/-. Now 29/6. MILNE & GHOYCE'S SALE - for - MEN ■■■■■■■■—■ - First Aid Star*s Free Insurance Protection for Our Readers Great Benefits Offered. :: Sign on the dotted line. Free of all cost, and free of all trouble, the "Star" offers to its readers wonderful benefits in the event of accident. They range up to £4000 in the event of husband and wife being killed in a railway accident, and include payments which safeguard the reader from the financial difficulties which so often follow accidents. In the home, on the road, in train, tram, in motor car, on cycle or motor cycle, on the playing field, the coverage operates. The_ most liberal benefits offered by any newspaper south of the Line are available for our readers by the single operation of signing the attached coupon. Here are some of the benefits offered, and they are doubled in the event of husband and wife being involved:— S? i 2OO \ in 7! n w 0f £inn y fatality * (19 > £1 ° if he be injured in the home. rsvf -l al ?"!T> fß Sl : £l °°o. (2°) Accidents to children involving fracture are , (3) hLn * <f . j. . covered to the extent bf £5. ' * £5000 limit m event of heavy disaster in _ cal ®«gn the Coupon! motor car, or ferry boat plying for pubiic ! ~ "1 (5) Invent of total disablement from any of ! REGISTRATION FORM j CClde ?- 8 ; ? S ?; . iTo the "Auckland Star" Registration Department, j I 1 ® 0 °. T p " } Element. , . Box 1409, Auckland. ! (7) Pedestrian killed, £150. | .j (8) Injury to pedestrian involving disablement, ! D-j . r* uvt ! £100 ! Kea der« FuH Name ! (9) £50 for partial disablement. | Wrltß " C,6arI * 88 Poßßib,e | (10) Boating or bathing fatality, £150. ; . , ! (11) Sporting fatalities in specified games, £150. ! "ddresa ! (12) Same for total disablement. J . . ! I f so / or partial disablement. - ! Are you already a Subscriber? ........ I (14) In the event of a burning fatality, £250. ! pi • . , , ! (15) £150 for bicycle or motor cyde fatality. ' V R "it™ 8 regU " ■ LrZ /ins i*4 ? . f * / * benefits or your Free Insurance, in accordance j Sr or D aT.VnJer CB i2S P O nV y ° '*° S tke full condition. published in the "Auckland (17) £l<Tin ; j A . Star." June 29, 1929. Where a person i. not | follarbone 7n anJ 4f l l limb * ° r \ f lread y a regular subscriber, the district agent will J /jg\ tf R' j l. y v*-!! j 8 if VC ac ® ,^ents - ;be notified to supply, or the paper can be posted J (18) If the Reader be killed in home, flat, or direct from this office. H J rooms, £150. r ...... _ _ J