THE SALMON RUN IS ON! CROMB & MERRITT LTD. OFFER ANGLERS THE BEST RANGE OF SALMON GEAR AVAILABLE IN NEW ZEALAND— PLUS THE BEST SERVICE. CHECK YOUR EQUIPMENT NOW . . . SPLIT CANE, STEEL AND GLASS RODS, FREE OR FIXED SPOOL REELS, NYLON AND BRAIDED LINES. GAFFS, SPOONS, LEADS, SWIVELS, etc. BAMBOO RODS Definitely the best offered in New Zealand for many years. 6/6 each ASK FOR OUR FREE 68 PAGE FISHING CATALOGUE. CROMB & MERRITT Ltd. “THE ANGLING SPECIALISTS 7 HO CASHEL STREET. ’PHONE 60-419.
■: VALUE bined ... THIS LOVELY SUITE . . . ComprbM:— DUCHESSE with J large and 3 bandy stnaN drawers, and big SbMd Mirror. TALLBOY with 4 drawer*, and DOUBLE BED with non sag wire. (In Rima) ONLY £4O/2/6 Wardrobe £l3/5/- extra. ALSO AVAILABLE IN Selected Natural Rimu, Sen and Rimu, Oak and Walnut Veneer. CJh ATE "WHERE THE* BEST COSTS LESS." e A e NEAIt 628 COLOMBO ST. <c.r. T«m st.j
Super Flavour Thrill COCOANUT &■ CREAM M j wB \ Villi f £ W/ V ( Perfectly baked biscuits with a crisp, crunchy freshC ne ” on< * “ wond erful flavour ... the flavour of fine shredded coconut and a luscious filling of rich cream. They're best sellers because they're "tops for toste.** i ■ TWO FACTORIES FOR FRESHNESS Maae only by Two Factories—at Christchurch and Auckland ensure that when these biscuits reach you, they're REALLY OVEN FRESH.
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Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28532, 11 March 1958, Page 6
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