Page 10 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18459, 24 July 1923, Page 10

For the thousands In the fulfilment of THEIR desires, "Amber Tips" has no rival, Never any but FINE teas—Ceylon's bestare ' 'used in blending "Amber Tips," in order-to give you " the utmost in quality, flavour, and ultimate economy. " Insist on - ' f "' ' The term "Fine Tea" is used'by tea f experts to describe only the better FINE Tea grades. They cost a little more JL S.l _;& - per pound, but much less per cup. J. SHAN I, Y AND CO., 41, Fort Street, Sola Agents. ' J t Vu * (> v LM* '* close, assoc iated with all that is delightful No material ts more preserving of Lace/and we matcna ' 15 more delightful than Lace, and we if VC here a few particulars of Mechlin, knowing that, r whenever you think of Lace in general, or Mechlin ' - D articu ' ar y° u always remember that Lux is ; | jusr»plcndid Lace in the fulness of ' • ' MECHLIN The M cordoßM! <l H or thread outlining - the pattern in Mechlin Lace,, is always flat and silky; the "reaeau" has » hexagonal mesh/ f , \ made of two threads twisted twice on four sides, and four threads plaited three times on the two other aides This gives lite to a net much smaller than ' 'that of Brussels lace. ' The fact that the threads ■r,,,- , ___ .tec forming this "r<aean*; always run either parallel BIRBOTONS TOR IKE. with „at ti . ht angles to the length of the lace, and Put the Lux flakes into do not follow the convolutions oif the pattern, at once a bowl, pour on boiling .'distinguishes Mechlin from Brussels. > water, end whidt into a lather. Reduce to the ( W required temperature. , . .. , .. , . V ]) /?«,//« tk. Lux is an ideal preparation for washing Kith lenity squeeze the creamy delightful fabric- a. CrSpeJe-Chine. Ninon. SUaS through and through Georgette, Charmeute, Delaine, and Vails. T ' the texture, then rinse in dean water. '] W | FOR DAINTY FABRICS Tfw , tBVER BftOTHSRS (New ZIEAUtNO) LIMITED. •: -...aEsmpaalX ■ ' -- ' . . - . . |r .■ . ' _ .. . ... ... •. , ; ' « ; !!=: =lt— —-^-ji — —^ — -—ir^nr—^-^r--- —iF=^ L An exceptionally large Shipment of U @ | 0 > ' -< u j "1 These Corks and Linoleums have no. rival as coverings for floors IF|| 1 ' which are subjected to the wear of countless feetpleasing, resilient, \ j \ effective, and economical. | | We are now in ths position to be able to supply all office and L ! 1 public room requirements at special prices / 1 DURING OUR I l FUKNIPHtNG SPECfAL/f TP t| 1 f '"'WWllfJlMWi l !VW"""*"'*'" ll '" I ' j St. ducMand. - J

GO. DURBIN, SADDLKKS. 44. WTND- . . HAM ST., next WYNDHA"M YARDS, is 'the right place to Buy Riding Saddles of every description ind style. Tliey look well, wear well, and satisfy all buyers or users. Try cne yourself. Prices are very reasonable. '■ ■ ■ ' ■ , STENOCJ-KAPIitHS i Note Books, • best value, 50 and ICO leaves, 3d and Is 3d each, 7» and 12» down.— IsltA!! ' a Ofilcw, Auckland, and Victoria {it.. Hamilton. .

TV GOLD IE AND SONS,' LTD.. JL '* FOR ;THE BEST TIMBER. Largo Stocks of Oregon {including Long Lengths; Just Lauded. - HEAD OFFICE: Imperial Buildings. Queen ti* 'Phone* 653. MILL' ORDER OFFICE; " " Poor* St.. Fraaxww'B.Bwr. Those* Mas 81L

p>' A R. T .N E R ■ S H 1 P. ' MR. Jv W. ROUGH, A.R.1.8.A., of this city, and MB. BASIL B. HOOPER. A.R.1.8.A., . late of r Hunedm, bee to announce that ' they , have entered into partnership for the practice of Architecture, md have opened new ' ofCcga in No. ' 609. Smith's Buildiafls. Albert St.