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King Country Chronicle, Volume XIX, Issue 2051, 4 December 1924, Page 6

I Dainty Spring Dress I I Goods That Will Appeal. y-\ l\* Before deciding on your new outfit you |tiu»t see this display > —all the newest weaves are assembled here in a wealth of beautiful /) colours and artistic designs. Never before have we been able to > : offer you such a varied selection—and in addition /) J Our Extremely Moderate Prices j will enable you to buy at a saving. " CREPESWhite 10%d, 1/-, 1/3. Colours V-, 1/3. FANCY LAWNS and MUSLINS—I/-. CREPONS and DELAINETTES.I/3. QUALITY ZEPHYR CHECKS—40in 1/4. WHITE ORGANDIE—40in 2/6. WHITE VOILE40in 1/11, 2/6. COTTON GEORGETTE, 40in-Non-crush 3/11, 4/6. Silk Stripe 3/9. Tootal's Non-crush 5/3. COTTON FliGI— Plain Shades 2/4. Fancy Designs 2/6, 3/6. SILK MAROCAINE—42in Plain Shades 10/6. 44in Broche 13/9. Where QUALITY Reigns. Others are using our Drapery Service Why Not YOU? Rora Street, Te Kuiti.

sssssssa^ss^s^ Much Depends lly' Upon the Brush— \€ / "The Secret of a Successful Painting Job." > No matter for what purpose you require « brush, you must have the best if you expect maximum results for your labours. We Offer the Best for Less ! Our stocks are complete and cover the requirements of the artist imd practical painter, featuring such renowned makers as Hamilton's English, Buntings, and Otago Brush Co. Write for our Price List — Free on Application. BOOTH and CHAPMAN, Ltd. / Sign-writers, and Glaziers, Lead, Oil, j^>\ Paint, Glass, and Wallpaper Mer<%WS* chants. Phone 1286. Victoria St.. C%X%X - Hamilton. P.O. Box 271. vw///mOfmMOZ2S9OOL %WM. SETTLEBS! It is in your interests to support The Northern Roller Milling < AUCKLAND, Which is in no way connected with the Southern Flour Trusts, and by doing so you will keep alive one of the largest Northern Industries. Now, the only support we ask is tor you to insist on getting the Renowned CHAMPION Muscle-Raiser Standard Oatmeal and Rolled Oats. Packed in all sizes to suit your convenience. The Northern Roller Milling Company, Limited, Auckland.

It is estimated that the aphis common to turnip does damage in New Zealand to the extent of £1 per acre. This is equivalent to £1,000,000, says the Wanganui Chronicle. Included in the estimate is the loss caused by the rot of swedes, which is undoubtedly spread by these insects.