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Hutt News, Volume 6, Issue 50, 23 May 1934, Page 2

1 Seasonable..... Reasonable An Excellent Range of 1 HOSIERY For rainy days . . . windy days . . . sunny days'. . . cold j and frosty days . . . indoor wear or outdoor wear ... we . jj have the Hose you need! The sizes shades, textures, and _ j values you like are all here. jj I SILK HOSIERY. .jMP' A HOSIER WINTER | Bas Popular New range Brettle's Fully Fashioned • I II of Shades-Brown Leaf, Tong'i.gS./* jgfSgm Cashmere Hose. _ j fpNi»'ger, New Gunmetal, Hawaii, . AIL the Newest Shades—Mayfair j Seinte. |l • Brown, Leaf Mould, Oak, Duskee j I Two M00Pnc05........... i P r. | | Hosiery by "Prestige''No 300 The "Super Triumph" All Wool ! ||Sjpleudid Assortment oi Colours— Hose. : |!j B U °; find Surf Tail » G'ood range of Shades—Burnt--1 9| 11 Of uj wood, Pine Cone, Leaf Mould and f p Bond's "Sovereign" Hose ▼ New Taupa. || Fully Fashioned Pure Silk. d* 11 IlLatest Shades—Algiers, Mush- ' f • Iroom, Morocco, Bolivia and Gun- „ M ™.„ "Radio Knit" Silk Lined with I Pnietal MINERVA Botany Wool. I 0n1y.... ALL WOOL HOSE. lln shades of Java, Gunmetal, Leaf || □ fi/11 nf Mould and Loam. j | -The "Big 5/6 pr. j [.jfully I<usliioned luic Silk Hose- ij e g C „t' Brown and May- Brettle's Silk and Wool Mixture! pjNowest Shades Hawaii, Ni^goi, = (food assortment oi- Coloms.-j B lVwSaxe ' 5/ii Only 4/11 pr. . Dago, Ounmotal, Leaf Mould and 1 ];! NOW ' I Mayfair. Brown. | | 4/11 Only 4/6 p-. j SfieaAete | HIGH STREET - LOWER HUTT j

SHt r| /5(1000 New Zealanders Hll see the pure amber coiour enjoy the W unexcelled strength. Self Help Teas arc the fmcu in New Zealand S ~ " You cannot obtain bcucr Teas, no , -/Q 3/. per lb. matter what price you. pay, than 2/- X/ 3 Z/O Z,/o / r^' Self Help. iv 4. Tvr;ri nt'i' lb 6-oCI .ljit{iiorice Allsorts, per lb .. 8d i ZtmS V- Ri & Butter Tote®, lb, 1/»4 liuttor Patties, 10 <m for 6d Xmlb BSSSff 4 * Sto ÜbW; 3'. lid Boiled Mixtures, per lb .. « \ Planting the Home Grounds adds Value to Every Foot. Proper Planting of the grounds is one of the most profitable investments a property owner can make Pai 11 oin«- ; mentals for beauty, shades, protection and to a ecu.v.ndesn able views. Use hedges, flowering shrubs and othci plants ■ wherever they will add to the beauty of your p,lacc Nc>th . will add more to the attractiveness of a home than this a U tion of choice flowering shrubs—'will turn a bare lawn ' a complete garden:— minaiiiiiiiiii^ 1 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL. | 1 LUCULIA ORATTISSIMA I | Beautiful Winter Flowering Shrub, pmk | l v Hydrangea—like flowers, sweet scented. g □ 1/6 each. 3 flEllliißlfiiiiHiiini till mi" lIIIIBIIIHII FLOWEKINU. CHERRIES |/6 eacn flowering plums / h / FLOWERING APPLES gj J* FLOWERING PEACHES 2/6 each DAPHNES 2/6 each AZALIAb 9/6 each j AUSTRALIAN MINT TREES b/ 6 to 10/6 RHODODENDRONS , named sorts) ••• 3/ to 10/6 C. F. Pilcher Wuwheto Nurseries, Rossiter Avenie TTWffti 63213 WE SEEK CUSTOMERS ON THE BASIS OF OUR RECORD OF SUCCESS.