You need not shake the bottie 0 is the same all through —the last drop is as delicious as the first.
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS. Following tlio issue of his work on the taxation measures of last year, including the Excess Profits (and of which many thousands were sold). Mr W. H. Hemingway, F.N.Z.A.A., solicitor, has just written a complete, simplo and practical hand-book, "The New Zealand Land and Income Taxpayers’ Guido, 1917.” This is a book no taxpayerbusiness man or farmer—should bo without. It explains tho law clause by clause —it shows how to prepare returns —it treats of depreciation, exemptions, capital and revenue expenditure, loss in one business against profit in another, the value of flocks and cattle, realisation sales, goodwill, mortgages, interest, etc., etc. Tables are included showing one’s land tax at' a glance. Tho bonk, which is neatly and strongly bound in cloth, may be omen rod by remitting at once 10s 6d in postal 'notes or chequo (with 6d exchange added) to HEMINGWAY AND ROBEDTSOX, UNION BUILDINGS, AUCKAXD. X
WINTER IS OVER. Now, wo shall soon enjoy long, light days and have no fire places to clean. Got spring cleaning over early and do noifc forget Minson’s for all the littlo things you want. X
Christchurch, N.Z., August 30th, 1917. MR. STEWART ROBINSON, Boot Importer, Christchurch. Dear Sir, —-We hc’rcbv accept your offer of 10/- in the /i for the whole of the goods, comprising Boots,'Shoes, Tennis Shoes, House Boots, Slippers, about 600 pairs in all," consigned to us from Greymouth, for immediate realisation. Yours faithfully, SKELTON. FROSTICK & CO., LTD. BOOTS & SHOES at HALF PRE-WAR PRICES That’s startling news if you like—and it is absolutely true, as a visit to Stewart Robinson's will quickly prove. Halt Pro-War Pripes—think of it ! and leather going up and up until aooncr or later working people will hardly be able to buy boots at all. Over in Greymouth a good stock of Footwear was available, so we made a sporting offer to take the lot at 10/- In the £. Our offer was accepted, and the result, is a ' SALE OP FOOTWEAR THAT WILL STARTLE CHRISTCHURCH Boots Shoes and Slippers for Men, Women and Children—every' kind for every 1 purpose, at prices that mean splendid saving* in hard-cash for the public of Christchurch and District. Get in early before the greatest crush. 18 pairs Men’s White Tennis Boots, rubber sole .. 3/- pair 120 pairs Childs’ Sandals, 4 and 5 1/11 pair 72 pairs Girls’ Tan Lace and Button Boots, 7—B .. 4/11 pair 34 pairs Men’s Split Kip Nailed Shooters ... 12/8 pair 16 pairs Men’s Tan Boots (assorted) 12/C pair 18 pairs Men’s Goloshes (soiled) 2/8 73 pairs Ladies' White Poplin Shoes—--0/3 pair 19 pairs Women’s Chrome Derby Shoes •• 0/11 p™ 77 pairs Girls' Blue, White and Red Tennis Shoes .. 2/8 pair 6- pairs Ladies*-Ward Shoes, rubber ’heel • • C/8 -2 pairs Ladies’ Shoes, assorted 5/- pr. 16 pairs Youths’ Chrome Golosh Boots, 2to 5 •• 12/8 pair Thousands of Pairs—All to pair® Men’# Chrome Golosh Bal®—14/11 144 pair® Ladies’ White Tennis Shoes—--3/3 8 5 pair# Patent Ankle Strap, 3 to 6 1 /8 250 pairs Women’® Prunella House Boots, patent golosh, 4 and 5 3/6 65 pairs Girls’ Chroma School Boots, 10 to 13 .. .. .. 8/3 j and 1 same line .. 8/11 39 pairs Ladies’ Glaca Kfd Derby Shoes .. .. 12/6 pair 62 pairs Ladies’ Glaco t-bar Shoes, high heel .. .. 7/11 pair 22 pair® Men’s Black Glace Boots—--17/6 18/8 pair 42 pairs Men’s Superior Derby Boots 22/6 24/6 18 pairs Men’s Tan Boots, assorted—--18/8 19/8 22/6 orts at Next to frothing. Stewart Robinson CASHEL STREET WEST
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17587, 18 September 1917, Page 2
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