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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18456, 10 August 1925, Page 15

Cups of Sunshine! The delightful flavour and fragrance of "Amber Tips" make you think of the warm sunshine in the land where the leaf was grown. The hot water seems to release this sunshine • with th© fragrant flavour that makes"Amber Tips" the most popular tea all over New Zealand. "Amber Tips" FINE Tea—Ceylon's Best NEWMAN BROB. LTD. WHITE STAR LINE TVe mm a»d p««fM *at « oaca to IHnlHh, Sards* to aad h««— Blenheimt Nelson, Motutks, Mwalw, ImWobi Hrtmin, Watlh* and OHNb Sped*) Can at Short Netia* to aa? pert, hn Ma. Gokk book* at Special Qootatfaas on CROWN GARAGE, NELSON SRSmP <iti miw—i?»■ w——laiMiwtt*.lim m, W'Nggj W:=^^^^^K3naßCE3SSES=Sn&ia&S=SSS3==a&9B=SEnßH=9^

AKABOA. AKAROA. AKAROA. ;kamsay'3 motors.) CEfDAN Can, eaf« from wind, run, and 0 dust. Leave Square doily at 8.80 a.m. and 8.80 p.m,; Wednesday, 3 p.m. Leave Akaroa daily at 8 a.m. sad 1 p.m.; ■Wednesday, 6.45 a.m. Book at J. Lethahy'a, Square, or 8H&ner's Clock Tower, and Tourist Offic*. 'Phone 1906, or 41, Akiroa.. 58715 MOOKETT'B MOTOBS. ROYAL MAIL - CONTRACTORS. CHRISTCHUBCH to BANKER SPRINGS. CHRISTCHtTRCH to HANMEB BPBINGS. Cars lrav* Daily, United Service Hotel and Tourist Office, at 9 a.m. CTTLVERD EN-WAIA ti —Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays. Culverden depart ,on arrival of Chris tohureh Car and Train. Booking: Tourist Offioe, Tho«. Cook and Son, Oarage, Amurf Motors, Durham atreet "DOTAL MAIL CHARABANO. XV GERALDINE-OBABL Leaves GerafSins Daily—7.46—Timaru and Ashburton. 10.lfr—First Express Souths I.4o—Second Express South, First Ex* t press North. 4. it—Second Express North. Fares—9s single. Parcels receivs Prompt Attention. CHARLES W. McKENZUS. 6 Proprietor. WANXED KNOWN. MILL OWNERS: a trial will satisfy ran as to the merits of our Belting, Greases, Jointings, Boiler Compound,. Files, Saws, Paint, etc. R. P. M. Manning and Co., S Bedford row. . M 7032-7 X\TANTED . Known—Try Dowler for VV Vehicles all descriptions. Oent'a Footwear, Saddlery, Horses, ' eto. 'Phone 83, Ashhurton. ; WTANTED Known <at Nicholson and Co.'a W Sale. Colonial Flannel, la lljd yard. t-»tANTED Known, at Nicholson and Co.* VV Sa'e, Boys' Grey Wool Golf Hose, coloured tops, 2g pair. XKTANTED Known, at Nicholson and Co.'a VV Sale, ladies' All-wool Jumpers, jai* effect, 7s6d. ' WrANTED -Known, at Nicholson and Co.'a VV Sale; Ladies' Skunk, Goat Necklets, lee 6d. X7I7"ANTED Known, at Nioholson and Co 'a VV Sale, 36-inoh Dress Velveteen, 6a 6d yd. WANTED Known, at Nioholson and Co. a VV Sale. Ladiea* Cream Woollen Sean*, 8s 6d • each. ■ ■ • _ "VSTANTED, Ladies to inspect Tweed Coats. W Special values.. 27s 6d, at Nichotoon and Co.'a sale. ~ ■ - . .•, N7007 cINTYRE'B Extra i Strong Pills. Ladies recommend them. Thirty years' reputation; *ss 6d. Chemists where. " OWM MoINTYRE'S Extra Strong Bagulating Pills, Ss 6d, Chemists everywhere. Your chemist will- post for twopence extra. 06689 fIPRIVETS fof the Grate. Is 6d, Is Od, 2s, X 2s 3d, 2s 6d, at Vinson's. M7OOI

RECORD SALE LAST WEEK 500 PAIRS SOLD OF SUEDE SHOES, This Week we. hope to Beat that Record. 600 MORE PAIRS FOR SALE. Market practically cleaned up by Stewart Robinson. Ladies' lovely Suede Shoes, 10/- and 12/6 and 15/-; usually 45/-. Latest shapes. Matchless Brand, Howlett and White, Pax Brand, Suckling Bros., and others. Ladies' White Canvas Shoes, good quality, 4/-; usually 12/6. White Canvas Boots, usually 17/6, now 2/6. Postage 8d extra. STEWART ROBINSON CASHEL STREET and 743 COLOMBO ST. (Opposite Lwndontown)