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Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22850, 25 October 1939, Page 1

NOTICE—SPECIAL for surgical belts AND TRUSSES SEE HANAFIN. the chemist (He Specialises in* Trusses). 282 HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.

fob friends overseas. TAS the Shipping to Britain is so un--3 certain, the Postal Authorities recommend allowing eight weeks from date of posting, which makes October snth the last reliable date for sending Lyts to friends overseas. 6 • * » yfjfXTCOMBES have a fine range of Suede Goods, suitable for sending Overseas, and all have typically N.Z. Emblems. Birds or Scenes worked on & em - * * • KETTLE HOLDERS: 2/6 d. ' BOOK MARKS: 1/- and 2/-. SPECTACLE WIPERS: l/6d and HOSE MENDERS: 2/- and 2/6 d. STUD CASES: 2/3 d. POWDER FUFF CASES: 2/3 d. SHOPPING LISTS AND NOTE " BOOKS: 2/- and 2/3 d. PURSES: l/6d, l/9d and 2/-. SERVIETTE RINGS: 2/-. COMBS IN CASE: 2/-. LUGGAGE TAG HOLDERS: l/9d ' and 2/3 d. TOBACCO POUCHES: 8/6 d. COLLAR CASES: 6/-. BOOK COVERS: 6/-. TEA COSIES: 16/6 d and 17/6 d. qiSHION COVERS: 30/-. * * * .jraiTCOMBE & TOMBS, LIMITED. Cashel street, or through ■ Hereford Court, • ’ CHRISTCHURCH. W8417

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr G. D. WHITE, of 181 Clarence st.. ■' Riccarton, wishes to THANK all friends and relatives for letters, IJesrams, and floral tributes, and perexpressions of sympathy in the itloss of his dear wife (Florence ■>; also to Dr. A. Thompson, the ■S of the hospital, and Nurse Association, the Kevs. Mr Neal lUr Boulton Smith, the friends who flded her through the last days of also to the Canterbury of the Women’s Christian/ ice Union. X 3717