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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16808, 18 March 1915, Page 10

DON'T WEAR A TRUSS ! The BRCQ;<S RUPTURE APPLMNCE Instantly Relieves and Positively Cures RUPTURE. Suitable fov Men. Women, and Children. Naval Rupture Appliances, Uterine and Abdominal Supporters. Suspensories, etc. Sols Controller In N.Z. ... MARK SMITH Private Address, 24- Laurence A.t. Office Address, 11 ManWRHE FOR BOOKLETS. ners St.. WELLINGTON.

LADIES' KID GLOVES, with 3 or 3 Dome Fasteners, in Black. White. Beaver. Grey and! Brown— . Prices from ' .. .. l/\i pair LADIES' IMITATION SUEDE GIJ3VES, with Dome Fasteners, in ail the leading- colon rs— Prices from . . . . . . 1/3 pair LADIES' ELBOW LENGTH LISLE THREAD and IMITATION SUEDE GLOVES, in Black, White, Brown, Champagne, Grey and Bttaver— Prices from .. .. .. 1/11 pair LADIES' KNITTED GLOVES, with Dome Fasteners or Gauntlet Tops, in Black. White, Heather and Grey— Prices from .. .. .. 2/- pair J 8 CHILDREN'S WOOLLEN GLOVES, '"'' »' to slip on, or with two Fasteners, ' in Plain and Mixed colours— Prices from lid. according to size INFANTS' BOOTEES, in Cream, Viyellu, unshrinkable—- _ ' Prices; from ... 1/- pair Quality in Gloves and Hosiery counts for much in the success of the costume. Ladies can always find the best makes here, and usually there is an advantage in our prices ■• .'■■•'»-,.-' , 7V',-.'" ! LADIES' PLAIN BLACK CASHMERE HOSE— From .. .. 1/6 p a i r LADIES' RIBBED BLACK CASHMERE HOSE—- ■ 1/3 per pair LADIES' BLACK CASHMERE HOSE, with neat coloured Side Clocks and Embroidered Fronts— From ..,; .. I. .. 1/H pair LADIES! PLAIN and LACE ANKLE BLACK LISLE THREAD HOSE, now greatly in demand— From .. .. .. .. 1/11 pair CHILDREN'S THREE-QUARTER SOCKS, with neat Bar Tops or mixed colours in Black, Tan and Heather From .. .. ___ 1/7 pair according to si«e ilson & Snidlie

TH& 1 Reward for Skill With the Camera. ™ HE PROPRIETORS of the Dominion's favourite bousehold , magazine, the "OANTERBURY TIMES," have pleasure in announcing a PHOTOGRAPHIC . . The Competition is being promoted with a view' to encouraging Photographers of this country to secure Picture* depicting Landscapes, Seascapes, and the Natural Beauties §- and Wonders of New Zealand, and also any class of Picture Study of general interest. 1 . There will be four Classes as follow* : CLASS I—Haw I.aaland Lanrfooaßta, including Pastoral and 'Agricultural, and Bush Scenes, an'd views of the Natural Wonders of the Dominion. CLASS ll—Naw Zealand Saaseapet,. Including Yachting, Boating and Shipping Scenes. CLASS lll—Flfjure Studies, European or Maori. CLASS l V—fiflnoral Collection of Now Zealand Pitotograptte. In thiis section a competitor must enter sis Photographs, each dealing with a separate class. * There will be no limit to the number of Photographs that may be entered, but at least six pictures must be entered in i Class IV., General Collection. THE PRIZE-LIST. Class I—First Prize, £4 ; Second, £ 2. Class ll—First; £\ ; second, £2. ' \ Class lll—First, £4 ; Second, £2. Class IV—First, £ 5; Second, £1 ; Third, £\. , Tho Competition will commence at once, knd Hutries and Photographs will be received up to the end of April. The Competition Pictures will be judged by an expert committee appointed specially for the purpose. Packages containing the Photographs should bemarlced •* Canterbury Times Photographic Competition," and address to the Editor, Canterbury Times, Christchurch. The Proprietors of the Canterbury Timet reserve the right to publish any Photograph sent in, and entries will be accepted only on this understanding. All unaccepted Photographs will be returned, provided the necessary postage is enclosed. Entrants are requested to state their names and addresses fully and clearly with entry. Explanatory or descriptive matter must accompany «ach Picture for publication purposes, as it will add to the value of the photograph. Photographs must be original, and must - not have been previously published in any journal. The negative must be taken by an entrant, but the printing of the • Photograph need not necessarily be his own work. The prints may be mountid, unmounted, contact or enlarged. The suitability of a Photograph for reproduction will be taken into consideration in awarding the prixes. Large views are preferable to small ones. Glossy Bromide paper is preferable for reproduction purposes. The decision of the Proprietors of the Canterbury Time* >n any question arising in connection with the Competlonly that entries will be received. NOW IS THE TIME TO ; SECURE YOUR PICTURES. 'The Prise-winning Photographs will be published in the Canterbury Times in the best style of the illustrative art of the modern magazine.