THE GREATEST GIFT.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 18285, 22 December 1919, Page 8

THE GREATEST GIFT.

The greatest gift is memory. Hence, in choosing gifts at this seaEon, wo soloct those articles which produce in tho recipient’s mind a favourable recollections of tho giver. Beautiful gifts conjure up beautiful thoughts and grateful remembrances- And when, associated with lino appearance, ono lias perfumes delighting tlio senses, what, more suitable combination?

Geo. Bonnington, Limited, iinds an increasing desire for perfumery at this gift season; and to meet this desire tho firm lias made exceptional arrangements for Christmas giving. What more delightful gift—and economical gift,- too—was ever dreamed of than a fine casket of the purest Lavender Water? Tlio highest grade is obtainable here, from specially-selected Mitcham flowers, conveniently packed for all purposes. Whether the perfumo constitutes the whole of tbe present, or whether only a small bottle is renuired to accompany some other giftj tliere’s a size to suit, ranging in price from Is Gd, 2s Gd, 3s (id, (is Gd and 8s Gd. Eau ae Cologne, always a favourite, is also stocked in many different sizes, from several famous makers, at prices from 3s Gd, 4s, 6s, lip to 21s. Of course, Bonnington’s, as tbe principal purveyor of high-grade nerfumes in this city, have the products of all the leading makers of tlio world. Roger nnd Gallet, Atkinson, Yardley, Piver ;<md Colgate are represented by Cashmere Bouquet, Violet, Butterfly, Carnation, Freesia, Wallflower and numerous other delightful perfumes. In a fine range of -Manicures the Xmas Cutex Sets, at 4s to 12s Gd, are the most popular. There are toilet powders, presentation soaps, hath salts, face creams and British brushware also. You will save timo, and make a wise selection, by shopping at Geo. Bonnington’s, Limited, corner High and Cashel Streets. 1