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MISCELLANEOUS. 1 [FUIE Hermitage, Mount Cook, is an inB. usiK-tHivu holiday: every seventh day free; accommodation from Iks Ed per day, and main building from 17s Ed per day. d'i ET down lo your natural weight, then xDf sL:[> reducing; n-;e Bonkora.—U.l .S. Dispensary, 7J Princes street. irIEAP Artistic Wallpapers. latest (levy S ".;ns 10 make the home beautiful, prices reasonable.— Smith and Smith Ltd. |/ .UiA.'MiAiA Goal still supieme, CK nut lie satisfied with something ” ins rs ;0 „il ". up merchants supply. fI'.AKY Roofs Sisalkraft is cheapest, U quickest, remedy. Write Hnlhnance and Co., Savoy Buildings, Dunedin, for samples. INTI',II Tima is Album Time.—Kodak Albums present a wide choice of styles and prices, select one of our new styles to-day.—Kodak Now Zealand Ltd., 162 I’rinees street, Dunedin. OUR modern Developing and Printing Plant ensures the very best results from your simps.--Kodak New Zealand Ltd.. 162 Princes street, Dunedin. STELLITE ” Green easily the best Roof Green on the market; permanent colour, uon-poisouous.—Smith and Smith Ltd SPECIAL low rates at the Hermitage, “ thousands of feet above worry level,” for this year’s summer holiday; pari iculars from all booking agents. FOLIFLOR feeds the fibre of wood and linoleum just as “ Nugget ” feeds shoe leather. Antiseptic POLIPLOR protects and preserves lloors and furniture. They’re kept germ free, too. UOUGiIGASi youi Wooden House outside, old or new, save upkeep —Ashton and Sons, 50 Melbourne street; phone 22-457. SCRIM is dirty lets damp stains spoil wallpaper; replace with Sisalkraft.— Tel. 12-130 for samples. " OTEELITB ” Red, the pure Oxide Roof WJ Paint; durable, economical. —Smith and Smith Ltd. CAUAL. - There is only one " KaiJ tangata”; do not be confused with a her ” Kai ”: insist on ” Kaitangatft.” “ npHOUSANDS of feet above worry -U. level ” at Mount Cook for Christmas; enjoy this holiday at New Zealand’s premier holiday resort; every seventh day free. €1 M.C. Shep Tongues are so different, your next pared. SEASIDE Houses.—Lino with Sisalkraft Wallboard; supplied in rolls. Call Huthnancc and Co., Savoy Buildings, Dunedin. CONCESSIVE fat is dangerous; Bonkora L-4 will remove this menace lo health.— J.F.S. Dispensary, 79 Princes street. BEAUTIFUL Wallpapers' within the roach of everyone; best English creations, now and exclusive. Smith and Smith Ltd. NZ. HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTORS LTD., Logan’s Point (Telephone 1.2-207).—Cheapest prices, prompt delivery; Ready-mixed Concrete, Asphalt, Tar, Cement, Lime, Sand, Screenings, Woodpreserving Oil, Bitumen Emulsion, Weed Destroyer, Bitumaslic Paint, all Coal Byproduct SISALKRAFT is best and cheapest Wallboard; 16s 6d 100 sw ft; samples from Huthnance and Co., Savoy Buildings. LECTURE To-night, at 8 o’clock, Crawford Lounge; Biblo Prophecy Concerning God’s Hand in World Affairs. STEELITE ” Paints.—Put your labour into something durable; “ Stcelite ” Red and Green for service.—Smith and Smith Ltd. WALLPAPERS, latest designs and colour schemes; our artist will assist you.—Smith and Smith Ltd. STEEDMAN’S Stylish Suits satisfy; ladies’ and gents’ tailors, above Barton’s ; order your sports wear now. WANTED Sell, 36in and 48in Sisalkraft Wallboard; supplied in rolls, any length.—Huthnance and Co., Savoy Buildings. SPEND this year’s holiday at the Hermitage, Mount Cook; accommodation from 17s 6d per day; tent accommodation from 12s 6d per day; every seventh day free. THERE’S a clean, sweet, healthy smell about POLIFLOR, which you will appreciate almost as much as the brilliant shine POLIFLOR so easily imparts to furniture, floors, and linoleums. And, of course, POLIFLOR is antiseptic STEELITE ” Green, easily the best Roof Green on the market; permanent colour, non-poisonous.—Smith and Smith Ltd. STIFLING fat hampers heart action; remove this danger with Bonkora. — Visit U.F.S. Dispensary, 79, Princes street. SPORTS GOODS. TENNIS Rackets; buy now for Christmas: 15s, 17s Cd, 25s 9d, 31s, 355, 40s; splendid range.—Walter Strang Ltd. OWLERS.—“ 8.G.” Bowl Grip, 2s jar; best grip on market.—Walter Strang, opposite Post Office ■ BOYS’ Cricket Bats, 5s 9d to 15s; grip fitted; buy now, will all be gone by Christmas. —Walter Strang. OLDIERS’ Holdalls, from ss; Mirrors, Is 6d; Button Sticks, Is; Wallets, 9s 8d; Whistles, 2s; Money Belts, from 5s 6d; Presentation Leather Holdall, 14s 6d; Presentation Military Hair Brushes, Kent’s English, 355, in leather case.—Walter Strang Ltd. PUBLIC NOTICES. AMES WREN AND CO. LTD., 402' Princes street, Offer you Quality and Value in PAINTS, MIRRORS, WALLPAPERS. And all Painting and Paperhanging Requirements. WHY PAY MORE? Buy at WREN’S—The Paint People. (WRENOVATE.) I’M always merry and bright after a day’s housework because I use POLIFLOR. A little POLIFLOR, a little rub, and floors and furniture gleam and glisten. RADIO. WB Service all makes of Radios; full range of replacement parts stocked; phone 11-759 and our radiotrician will call —Chas. Begg and Co. Ltd., Princes street. TRADE In your old Radio as deposit 1940 Philco; liberal allowance.—Chas Begg and Co. Ltd . Princes street (phone 11-759). HEPHEEDS Radio Service (incorporate mg Radio department of the N.Z. Express Co. Ltd.), Repair Specialists.—2ls Moray Place (near Post Office); phone 12-712. FOR’ SALE. IjAORE SALE. Cream Cano Pram, handy size for trams, good condition, £4; also Girl’s Gym. Frock, lit girl of 14, as now; £1.—5264, ‘Star.’ IriOß SALE, large Ottoman, also Bird’s Breeding Cage.—s27s, ‘ Star.’

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Evening Star, Issue 23744, 27 November 1940, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Star, Issue 23744, 27 November 1940, Page 9

Page 9 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Star, Issue 23744, 27 November 1940, Page 9

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