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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 135, 5 December 1930, Page 14

\ (i - -—-—i f| PYISMAS&SOFT COLLARS i^l Clean, Cool and Comfortable. . .. A NIGHT spent in" LUVISCA" _; • 4'nraiin'f A\ Pyjamas is a night of sustained i* "**",,' rest. The texture is pleasingly n^ I I r-W* «*^^l»f' smooth, and each garment is tailored H ■# I@sßl §jgrgggi! lor wear as well as for comfort. BjcaugnPluSsß| "fllf " LTJVISCA " Shirts (and soft collars) ■t^S^vSLH I ill keep their smartness and ease, IHkE^>HJ^c^^H HJiß' and all colours are fast to washing. |V§|Eh3k|kVW' ■err Dnwinvir ± SOLD BY ALL LEADINC STORES^ -' \Jfte B RAN DYfAaf Itgggj /^llk^ 1^ /wadeCOGNAC^famous 5f H^g^l A^^^^,, — • I If any difficulty in obtain- 1(1 P'^^^^V — — _ : _ •■ ing, please write . /%\^«ll" -^^3^ . " " H. W. AIREY, LTD., M\W O"! ' - U' mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmßammmmmmatammaammktmjM■ 409 i New Zealand insur- Ml^^XW^^^l^^^ "~™""""—"~—><~l™~"~^m—^m————— ance Buildings, Auckland. /l/s4z£zf \\> v* p^/^e^l^^ v Personal Admioistratioii and ! s |y 1 Guarantee against Loss. %"4\^^^r 'pra\" The benefit of personal administration, which has fflrafl // A\iCtrfL t i */ \ been the basis of confidence in the legal profession, In & ns\ is now -safeguarded by the establishment by Act of 4^M^% \l\wl !» Ms■ L \JI fin Parliament of a Guarantee Fund for the purpose of / vluWl &*M / X reimbursing any person who may suffer loss, by . * »'|BjpJL ■ l-ll^M tf^n * reason of misappropriation by a solicitor or his I s^jj ", vtl|ir- \ VWffli employee or agent. -'•'.■ > ■''jW'3|.'. ' /^"^^^^^^^ lll^l Full information in regard^to the protection afforded >■/ |']v W • fy*^i[gißtiffßß lj$la?l through this Fund may be obtained from the'Wei- "• . j'JI- J'V.^^.^^^^^a >f lington District Law Society; \'wt d^^^BfS& W. A. HAWKINS, Secretary. *J* ' -IS^S^^i *HJK HbK *; GIFTS OF SWEET FRAGRANCE A "^^^l M^ VERY -w-oman loves a gift for her toilet /^^^^~ :::::^r~- Vl"* ' //\^^^^^^^N 1^ " * P^l"ll6' powder... batli salts ... 'i '■' «O^L^^vs^V^ Her Stylc ' liel *'P ersonality' will decide tfae »>,' xXJji^j^^M choice of.perfume you offer her. She may prefer the haunting, rich fragrance of an \]^y Indian garden... culled from exotic, brilliantvL^^. ly1 coloured blossoms, heavy with heady ■*•*"*"*»»t*i»*<*s«p. oyaC. Ax. attractively sbaptd Presentation petiume. . , ' H F^£tt'i!s%S%*£& Orit may be that the mysteryof an Arabian' // ' / -a^G^L-^p*^... perfume will suit her best, a perfume oV | *%■■■ / _ mystery, subtle and alluring as the desert; I! / \ (^fi^ Yt\ fascinating in its languorous sweetness. Or /*^>^ / V - A she may wish for the simple, exquisite fra- i^--s^^^i^t^/ \ ' 3&*%i\. § rallce °^ English Lavender, fresh and sweet '. /^^^^^^jt''" I^X^^^^^^v asifliewly cut in tHe morning before ■ /W^o|A ' ''^', % i^s^^^ \ ' cw as g°ne •• • this gracious fragrance >* . \ may. best serve ; her charm and freshness, /^^j^^^ I %' xJl^^^^ Whichever you offer, will cause delight if you ■ ' choose Grossmith quah'ty, for the name ot Grossmith stamps the gift with distinction ... „_ . _. .. „. . .._,,,.,., . ■"• ° 35° X Presentation Casket, cotttimmj'Ffotk gg^ySSKSW g» » gi«^ with pride, to receive with pf 7 /i"", fe obt- a""d i terf"med<" pleasure. a-Utssim, but ais <,iso *JLk in pm. r -***^7^\ This is a beautiful gift. Grossmitb's An exquisite Casket in Jasmine ptr- j/s?sxs&S^^^^/ r r^~^^s*^'\ \ Presentation Casket, in their Hew per- fume only,containingtwo tabletsoj'Soap tf^iS^^^^^^^_ \ ftmc'Wild Honeysuckle', containing anala cut-glass Tksk of Perfume. ,@sßtf&£ / *^Ji^->>^^Q^ l! A \ Fa« i'oo'Ar, Per/awe ani Soap. . ■7\P* /^%- mads by j GRQSSMITH 6-SON.>■"■«*■ LONDON. ENGLAND. Agents, P.O. Box 913, Wellington.