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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 13000, 31 December 1907, Page 3

I' presents for the Present After all, there's nothing like giving something that is going to last —something handy and useful —something that will be a continual reminder long after the occasion that called it forth has passed by. . . . Here are a few of just such things—things every lady would be only too glad to have. . . . Start the New Year a right —either wife or sweetheart would welcome such a practical beginning as the gift of one of these . . . : c k-«;,Wpd Double Collars, all widths and sizes .. .. .. . • • i/- */3 1/6 f- le s, with fringes • $ */6 i/xr ' JffnUv HatScarfV plain ami fancy 'silk and chiffon, with fringes .'. 3/« 4/6 4/" 5/" I v Semes hemstitched, with fancy lace or embroidered borders .. 4*c. 7 \d. otf. to 1/3 ''I 5 t Flora! Ribbons, i 6 different colourings, 4 in. to 6in. wide .. V~ I/3 and 1/6 ■I" Udt' UathS BeHs, in navy, tan and black, always a welcome present.. .. \ need them thisVummer ". V. V. "*/- x/ 3 i/" */» I Holiday Hats. Holiday Blouses, Etc. ■i' , *«,,r emri-il lines • exactly the hats you Ladies' Blouses in mercerised muslin, shades of r I in and see the splendid values. tucks 4/11 5/9 6/9 8/6 to 12/6 :;| W ISH^d H lusfa^S in wm h S Fine White S* Blouses trimmed with .ace X 1 SToSy •••••• r• W yOte ' IUCkS %T»} »V/e 12/. to 23/6 *' I riri.; . River Cambric & Embroidery Hats, large ' ' ' ' ' • : I crown, TU, . Just the ,hin f I^^^^-S-^^^ • : sris ra^srsr y wS;re this season s colourings, shapes ana styles in m times Qve season _ HoSy Pries ~ 17/11 t»/» At -, ■• • •»/- «/ e M / e 39 /« j I JjiyUA/fV C 3224

"" YON SIERAKOWSK! A CO. MM * Wh MraNtn, Up,?** wm mt ma■Mμ, «mMtin man Urp t*Mk«l Ptmte art •«*!«. 100 COLOMBO STRBKT. OHRIBTOHUIIOH I/ARMSTRONG & CO. Ltd. * GREAT .. .. TOY SALE 2.000 BALLOONS TO BE GIVEN AWAY 2O TONS XMAS AND NEW YEAR TOYS ITO BE SOLD AT HALF-PRICE. Note the Special Cut Prices— LARGE CHINA FACE DOLLS, 6d. TAMBOURINES, €4 WHIPS. 6d. CONCERTINAS, 64 PIANOS. €d. TEA SETS 6d. NOAH ARKS, 64 HORSES, 64 TRAINS, 64 DRIVING REINS. C.I. ! BOATS, 6d. ENGINES. U. BALLS, 64 COUNTING FRAMES, 64 I RUBBER DOLLS (large), 1* BOXES OF PAINTS, 6d. ; : SWORDS, 64 ! CHRISTI CHURCH, as 64 WOOL BALLS, W. LARGifBOx' OF TOTS FOE 1.. : • MOUTH ORGANS, 64 FURNITURE. IβHUMMING TOPS, 64 BUCKETS. 64 „ 4TT __ MECHANICAL TOYS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS FROM 1». COOKING STOVES, Iβ. RUBBER DOLLS, 94 JACK IN BOXES. 64 DRAWING SLATES, B&. MAGIC LANTERNS, 6* lid, V* «4 19s 6d. SCALES, Iβ. TRUMPETS. Id. PICTURE BLOCKS. 64 WASHING SETS, 64 SPADES, 3d. 414 64 CRADLES FROM 64 HIGHLAND BAGPIPES, 14 IMETALLOPHONO, 64 MUSIC OASES, la. T. ARMSTRONG & CO. Ltd., (VICTORIA SQUARE |& HIGH ST., CHRISTCHURCH. C27W

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