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PP ./^C^rv' ■Mmk; mm ff ITS A ▼▼ CANTERBURY In a sport shirt, it's ease for action you want most... comfort, coolness and complete freedom. Smartness, wear and price are telling factors too. Canterbury Sport Shirts cater to all these demands. They're smart-looking. And their smartness won't vanish with the first wash : They're hardwearing. In fine cotton interlock or super silk locknit. In white and every colour of the rainbow. For tennis, for golf and every sort of sport—for holiday wear, hiking, and lazing about. In all stylessome fastening with a zip, others buttoning. With short sleeves or long sleeves. They're the newest, most sensible thing ever devised for sport. And you'll find their prices extremely reasonable. Get some for yourself. You'll want them. Cotton SPORTS Interlock LANE, WALKER, R.UDKIN, LIMITED, Chrlstchurch and Ashburton SWIRTS CLOSING NEXT WEEK L^. ART IW/Qv 2* 5« ALLUVIAL COLD IN PRIZES By License issued under lection 4a of "The Guning Act, 1908". Objects : To raise funds to th« extent of the profits available, for the objects to be specified by the Hon. Minister ©f Internal Affairs. , Closes: November 24th, 19*4. Drawn: December nth, 1934* Stertiary: N. McAuhur, P.O. Box no, Wellington. Treasurer: B. L. Hammond* P.O. Box no, Wellington. TICKETS 26 207 PRIZES D McConnlck, 14« Manchester Street, Cbristchnrch. Please send me Tickets in "Lucky for Me" Art Union (Tickets 2/6 each). I enclose Postal Note for £ / / , also stamped addressed envelope for reply. (Postage stamps not accepted in payment of Tickets.) Name «... (Mr., Mrs. or Mis») Address •••. ;•••'•• *foo ''«, *'©© POST THIS COUPON

Have you anything to sell?—Do you wish to buy"? If so, a small advertisement in the classified section of "The Press" will be all you need. 12 words Is, three insertions l 2s 6d. ' ' —6"