Page 10 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15912, 8 May 1915, Page 10 (Supplement)

The Ideal j J Open-Air Bunk See our Big Window Display, |j : li r* I 1 • ' la I «U** rreshAir | | ; Morning, l * Noon, & Night (U-" A Boon to the Sick and Healthy alike. ['■ More abundant health for the healthy. 1 I Health regained and maintained for the sick. I Description.—The Open-air Bunk, as shown above, is made 1 6ft 6111 long overall, in Kauri, neatly oak-grained, with canvas- ft covered top and foot end. It takes a 2ft 6in mattress. A roller 11 blind is lifted at the head end to protect the face of the sleeper |j from any disturbing effect of boisterous weather. In wet weather I the open front should be turned inwards on the verandah, and the I closed back and canvas top will afford protection from the rain. 1 Price, £4 15s. Cash. Bedding extra. ; | We are also showing a | Combination Verandah Seat and Open-Air Bunk This is a wood lath verandah seat, neatly oak-grained, with a I folding canvas canopy. The seat is convertible into a bunk. When used as a seat the canopy may be thrown back if desired. Made 6ft 6in long overall, and takes a 2ft mattress. j Price, £4 58. 6d. Cash. Bedding extra. We have purchased the Patent Rights of the above for the [ Dominion. (Patent applied for.) l ; Full particulars and prices given on application. ji Tfliionu fiHm ins/ I UliOUli UrtnLlulV COY., LTD., Complete Modern House Furnishers, I 304 to 312 QUEEN STREET. — ■uhiiiimiii—hiii™

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