1865 Great Jubilee Sale 1935 We are pleased to offer to the public our well-selected and clean stock of General Drapery and Clothing. We are determined to make this, (our 70th year of trading) Sale, the most outstanding of our long career. HOSIERY TOWELS TOWELS ROSLYN UNDERWEAR MORLEY’S SILK AND WOOL. WORLD’S BEST MAKERS - DOMINION SHIRTS, 12/6 for 3/11 tor 3/3 pair. n .io 9/11. MORLEY’S CASHMERE; FROM 2/11 PAIR. DOMINION PANTS 12/6 for 7/6 loir 6/6 10/6. tut xrfc'T? “SILK” -aaMMMMEHBansMMwaMMara 6/11 tor 5/11 85 SHIRTS) 14/6 for 12/6 „ DOWN QUILTS PANTS, -16/6 for 14/6. —33—g" ’ITT>gT.K" WJ JUBILEE SALE 39/6 for 32/6 JUBILEE SALE ■ £4/15/- for 77/6 . GLOVES £6/5/- for £5/5/- TROUSERS BEST FABRIC GLOVES —J GENUINE PALMERS— Fleecy Lined 3/14 for 2/11 . 8/11 for 6/11 RAILWAY CORDS—FANCY WOOL GLOVES. for 10/6 2/6 and 4/6 pair. B JUBILEE SALE ' BLANKETS JUBILEE SALE REST KAIAPOI DOUBLES hmih iiiTriirr TWEEDS, ETC ’ 49/6 for 42/6 PYJAMAS BEST ROSLYN DOUBLES HAMILTON CLOTH—--36in.. AFGALAINE— 49/6 for 42/6. Winter Weight 8/11 for 6/11 Pure Wool 3/11 for 3/6. BEMBERG SILK PYJAMAS. 36in. CREPE DE CHINE. 19/6 for 14/11 14M.M. 2/6 yard. — JUBILEE SALE — JUBILEE SALE CHILDREN’S SOX SHEETS LE ROY WATERPROOFS , „ FULLY GUARANTEED. REDUCED TO AS LOW FINLAY’S SINGLES — Lined and Cape Collar. AS 10/6 for 8/6 52/6 for 42 y 6 DORMA SINGLES—--13/6 for 11/6 ' JUBILEE SALE finlays doubles— JUBILEE SALE awauiau w i6/6 foj< 13/6 DORCAS DOUBLES 5J yd. VnnTRATT WRQFVQ LADIES’ RAINCOATS 19 / 6 for 16 / 11 ruuiBALL SATIN FINISH ‘ 80in - TWILL SH f^ T 10/6 to 13/6. Now 5/6. Assorted Shades MEN’S FOOTBALL SOX 19/6 for 15/6. 5/6 for 2/6 pair. ALL GOODS AT SALE PRICES FOR CASH ONLY. NO APPRO. DURING SALE. MANSON and Co.
Special Announcement . FURTHER extension of the Services that the Trust Department of the New Zealand Insurance Company Limited offers as Trustee-Executor-Agent and Attorney-has been made possible by the acceptance by Mr. A.T. Donnelly and Mr. D. E. Wanklyn of the position of Local Directors at Christchurch for Canterbury and the West Coast. Mr. A. I. Cottrell has been appointed Resident Trust Officer In Christchurch. The Trust Department of the New Zealand Insurance Company Limited is thus further equipped to render the most efficient Service in these districts. The closest personal attention is assured in all business entrusted to the Company's care. Appoint the New Zealand Insurance Company Limited as your Trustee and be certain of safety and integrity. Kindly write for our Booklet, or if convenient, make an appointment with Mr. Cottrell. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED TRUSTEE - EXECUTOR - AGENT - ATTORNEY/ (Specially Empowered by Act of Parliament) Christchurch Office: 90 HEREFORD STREET Local Directors: Mr. A. T. Donnelly, Mr. D. E. Wanklyn A. I. Cottrell, Local Trust Officer
MUN ICI PAL ELECTIONS CAMPAIGN. BEHIND THE SCENES IN CHRISTCHURCH. The scene was a large room in a. house in Christchurch. Between 20 and 30 people were present. The convener of the meeting, in whose house it was being held, had undertaken some organising work in connection with the municipal elections. Before he started to address the meeting he walked over to the mantelpiece on which was standing a bottle of Bax-j
ter’s Lung Preserver. He took a dose' and remarked: “I have been in bed I for the last two days, and as I did not ‘ want to miss to-night’s gathering, 1 got the wife to get me some ‘Baxter’s’ this morning, and here I am, feeling [ much better already.” i Bronchial colds are always had at this time of the year, and there is no remedy that, will give greater relief to such a cold as will “Baxter's.” But do not wait until you are laid low. Start with “Baxter’s” at the first sign of a : cold. It doos its good work right away, not only clearing the cold right ; out. of the system, but fortifying the; system to resist the ever-recurring attacks of the cold germ. Every chemist and store sells “Bax-! ter’s” in the 1/6, 2/6 and -1/6 family! bottle.—Advt.
Floor polishing is far easier with POLIFLOR—and the shine lasts.— Advt. POLIFLOR cleans, polishes, and, protects linos and woodwork.—Advt. (
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