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EstabUshed 1764. FOR BODY AND DURABILITY USE Established 1765. HUBBUCK'S _s_____£_ WHITE LEAD Qovernment Laboratories, Hobart, 15th April, 1907. HUBBCCK'S WARRANTED GENUINE WHITE LEAD. Messrs. Thomas Hubbuck _ Son Ltd., 34 Queen Street, Melbourne. Dear Sire, —"Acting on yonr instructions, I purchased, on 11th April, in Hobart, a l_b. iron drnm, unopened, of your Genuine White Lead for analysis, the vendors not being informed it was for this purpose! The keg bias been examined with following results :—White lead, 93.25 per cent. ; liusced oil, G. 75 per cent. Both white lead and linseed oil were of excellent quality, and were free from any admixture or impurity whatsoever-"—_onrs faithfully, W. F. W_ao, Government Analyst. HUBBUCK'S GENUINE LINSEED OIL THOMAS HUBBUCK & SON LIMITED, LONDON. 1 Bstabliohed 1766. AUSTRALIAN OFFICK: 34 QUEEN STREET, MELBOURNE. Established 17fi5 I . C-125 ' 3 —__—■■_——■——Wi_____———■—————a———-:_,m-iii—_■■ i r—__—■———_—•_—_■—__■__——m———_« M __^' I That's what everybody says who's seen our beautiful New Blous- j ings. And you'll say so too when you see them. The designs are so I TJ_/f_**_ _• pretty and stylish, the colourings so charming, the whole effect so new, | W fIC-1» and the prices are really remarkably low for the extreme beauty and | « -a honest quality of the goods. | jf Here's a brief description of this lovely array, with the prices ,* but | •j-*jj*l come in now and see these New Blousings. i _laV/U_'V Crepe-finished Flannelettes, in dainty stripe designs, lovely colours, | Qtn _Tq 6 - d and 7id yard ' v2»l>U_.l_>} Cashmerette Blousings, finished like Cashmere, in pretty fancy and stripe designs, B_d, g_d and io_d. The " Delania " Blousing (you couldn't tell it from Delaine), in __V___l exquisite Delaine, like patterns, io_d and n_d. g Cfi>__\_ Sateen-finished Flannelettes, wash well, and retain their silky appeari r. | ance, in stripes, on light and dark grounds, i/- and 1/3 yard. I JIjIO VV The New Wincey Flannels smooth finished, in new stripes on cream § 9 grounds, 1/3, i/6_ and 1/9. 1 C-SilQ _11) • Striped Unshrinkable Flannels, 1/11, 2/3, 2/6 and 2/9. 1 The " Golf " Blousings, knitted effect, ioid yard. J 1 Ripple Flannelette, looks like a fancy serge, in cream, pink, light blue, j E scarlet and marone, i/i£ yard. I " Molleton " Flannelette, for Dressing Gowns, io_d, nid, i/i_ and jj ( a 1/3 yard. | " Knicker " Flannelette for Children's Bloomers, etc., in small grey checks, 1/1 yard. Graham, Wilson & SmeHie j «* The People's Place for Value." | C 3864 11 , ||f <--*''._-lVg_ , ..w*„_._'t*'^ __ F || Who are considering sporting gear for the season just at hand, should pay a visit to | |§ Recce's where you will find your requirements fully catered for at most reasonable prices. | H Every article in your outfit will be thoroughly satisfactory right through the season when | H you make your selections here. You are invited to look through our splendid stocks of 1 El sporting fjoods now.- Below are the prices—the lowest possible for reliable sporting goods. jj l|i NOTE. A special discount is allowed to all clubs. | FOR FOOTBALL. FOR HOCKEY Gilbert's celebrated " Match" Football, size 5. 10/8 Hockey Sticks in Slazenger, Spalding, Feltham, and complete with bladder, extra bladders 2/6 each Bussey makes — Bryan's "Match "Ball, recommended and used by the 9d 1/- 3/6 4/6 5/6 7/6 10/6 15/- and 16/6 "All Blacks." 16/0 with bladder, extra bladders 2/6 Match Balls .. ► 8/6 each Youths' Footballs, with bladders, sire 1, 6/6, size 2, 7/8, - ' a .„ size 3. 3/6, size 4. 10/- _ Practice Balls , •» .. B/6 extra bladders .. .. .. 1/6 1/9 2/6 2/3 Composition Balls ..' .. 2/Association Footballs. si-?>*s 3, 4, 5, 8/- 10/- and 17/6 -,„ . ... t' __ _ - -„. -/« Hockey Gloves 8/6 and «5/Leather Ear Guards .. .. .. .. 5/6 -* Knitted Ear Guards 4/6 Ladies' Hockey Gloves _- - 8/6 Shin Guards .. 2/6 3/- 4/- 5/6 7/6 8/6 and 10/- Hockey Stick Rings 9d and 2/Football Lacers 1 /- Football Inflators 2/6 and 6/- Rubber Grips .. 1/6 each 1 - - - 1 t SXV Too oan sea Tom-self &W*M?& ~~ -—-^-—————-^—————————————————————————— — , v-» __ _~_ _-_, _ nd you yourseir ESK|®^ Voan see that it haa been poUshod ">k£*_?KfS? -In flavour it is perfect, ?-* Da4LES' fOP Pure and well prepared."— D_Tkl TCI* **-•* ___3** l Leaner is »lw»y« l<-p« soft and ,^EeS^-_-PB_ -eUd-fal «of--*f- _ »,*• * c *-**^._Sfc_K_s**S*_3H_ 1 otmeal — u«" on*"- b* l " ,b «^SsF^AB&QBSB I __._—- __■ __- ___ ____ 0 ____ When you get up in the morning — accompanied by violent headache I and general depression, you need not remain long in the dark as to what is troubling you. It's the well-known and equally and eCOnOmY in USC:. well-hated Influenza, and should be j taken in hand at once, as if negIlected it gets a stronger hold, and frequently undermines even the strongest constitution. . _ GET— SPEIGHT'S PRIZE ALES | INFLUENZA I Art to be had ONLY at the following Hotels 5 OCA B B E***a fSB in Christohureh and District:— I B H H SUi _■ OCCIDENTAL NEW ZEALANDER ZETLAND ARMS 1 lj|jKi_i EXCELBIOR MASONIC ROTHERFIELD 1 WARNER'S SAXON, LYTTELTON MARKET I It is easy to take , and wUI cure QUEEN'S RACECOURSE, RICCARTON HEATHCOTE ARMB | -he worst cases. Ask for SPEIGHT'S, and see you get It. 1 Drives the cause of infection ' B completely out of the system. AGENTS FOB FAMILY AND BOTTLED TR_D_— ■ MALING & GO. LTD., 1 «/ all chemists &> Corns- o*T QLOUCRSTER STREET * OXFORD TERRACE. 1 -W A^iV STORES. _t/ C 4029