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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19691, 7 August 1929, Page 3

Unbeatable Values & Terms For Mattresses, Blankets and Down Quilts 2JS Down 2f6 Weekly \7>>. v? ••, .> • • v. ■ * 'JI..-*•*i "V J Jiillß ~ w "LAYERBILT" MATTRESSES Layerbilt Mattresses, as the name implies, are made of hundreds of fine layers of soft, downy wool. There is no kapoc in these mattresses, so that they cannot go to dust, and they will always keep their shape. The tickings are both pleasing and hard-wearing, and the edges of the mattress are specially rolled. The "Layerbilt" are the finest mattresses science has yet evolved, and we guarantee then to give years of comfort and satisfaction— No. 1 Quality, 4ft 6in, 110/-; 3ft, 85/-. No. 2 Quality, 4ft 6in, 95/-; 3ft, 70/-. Less 10 per cent. Discount TERMS: 2/6 Down and 2/6 Weekly. for Cash. KAPOK MATTRESSES Superior Long Staple Kapoc Mattresses. We use only the best Kapoc and Superior Tickings. Made in New Zealand's largest and most up-to-date bedding factory, under the most sanitary and hygienic conditions. Size—3ft, 47/6; 4ft 6in, 67/6. TERMS: 2/6 Down and 2/6 Weekly. GENERAL BEDDING ORDERS Comprising Beds, Quilts, Blankets, Sheets, etc., up to value of £lO can be Purchased for 5/- Down and 5/- Weekly. Cosy Down Quilts Take advantage of oar wonderful terms to prarcfc«e a warm Down Quilt, which will give you years of sleeping comfort. We have a big variety, ranging fa double size from 32/6 to £5/10/-. Terms: 2/6 Down and 2/6 Weekly. See our range of Presentation Quilts. Priced from £6/-/- to £lO/10/-. Terms: 6/- Down and 5/- Weekly. « health " BLANKETS «eep warm to-night with a pair of our All-Wool Health Blankets. These splendid New Zealand Blankets are made from the finest wool; they are light, yet vary warm, and represent the greatest value in quality blankets. Single size, 45/- pair. Double sise, 70/pair. Terms: 2/6 Down and 2/6 Weekly. w 115 WORCESTER STREET, ajjSpi!®? ;•» (right behind the cathedral) CHRISTCHURCH,

The Ruapehu Ski Club will sponsor the Amateur Sbi-ing Championship of New Zealand at its winter s G? r *if meeting at Tongariro National Park on August 31st. Every August for the last fifteen years this active and enthusiastic club has trekked to the park for games, competitions, and mountain exploration. During recent years a more general interest in the pastimes it encourages "has been g™® u " ally permeating New Zealand. Competitors from all , over New Zealand will be present for their 1929 meeting-