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Clutha Leader, Volume XXXIX, Issue 53, 14 February 1913, Page 7

E3 te^j^^l mWardrobes. Special Offer of 3ft 6i!n. Wardrobes, Mirror Door and Drawer. Polished Walnut or Oak, £5 10/* Duchesse Chests to match, 37/6.. 43/, 55/, 59/6, 75/. Loose Kapoc Beds from 22/6. Buttoned Kapoc Beds from 29/6. Buttoned Flock Beds from 15/. Hair, Kapoc, Wool, Flo.k, Etc., are the various materials used in the manufacture of our bedding and are the best procurable. The Tickings are superior to those generally used. Special attention given to purifying and re-making all kinds of Bedding. a»£ sr« Our stock of Brass and Iron Bedsteads is now replete with all the Latest Designs and, having been bought before the recent advance just cabled from Home, a saving of 20 per cent is effected 39/6, 45/=, 55/.. We hold a large stock of Artistic Wood Bedsteads from 39/6 each. Our New Illustrated Catalogue Post Free on.Application.

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CARRIAGES. Collapsible. Strong. Compact. Rubber-Tyred. We are offering the balance of our Stock of 50/- BABY CARRIAGES at Unparalleled Reduction of over 33 per cent B « <; m m m <**. &?: m m \*s m m 1 zm \t m 74 m tot m m Order Now. Only a few left. Rattray St., DUNEDIN. Tay St., INVERCARQILL

Australian bush missionaries came across amusing incidents sometimes. "Are you always travelling?" a little Missionary F. C. Stevens on one of his rounds out back. "Pretty well always," Mr Stevens replied. "Well," the boy remarked, "that's a pretty rotten game I" It was the missionary's turn; he asked what the people there were like. "They're a pretty flash lo\" was the reply. "The girls won't dance with a chap!" The missionary, .however, had some success in the district «