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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21100, 6 February 1932, Page 10 (Supplement)

modern style A TRADITIONAL QUALITY Tlippp three Shoes are tvpical examples of T. Clark originality i" design, noted excellence or quality, and at prices which give maximum value—for money. WHITE, 22/6 o?i 03 A smart Strap Shoe of White ituckskln, with Cuban heels. Verv moderately priced at 22/(3. Black and White, Brown and White, 29/6 *99 Mi linurllsh Shoe, with round toes and spike heels. In \Vhlte Fabric, with trim or Dlack or Brown —29/6. BROWN, 39/6 a beautiful new bostock design of soft brown Kid, with overlay or toiling, lighter shade, and clever inset of Brown Python—an ultrasmart model—39/6. ~ T. CLARK QUAUTY SHOE STORES: Queen's Arcade, Queen Street. Victoria Street (half a minute from Queen Street). Also at Three Lamps, Ponsonby. THOMPSON'S PRAMS A WORD TO MOTHERSBUY FROM THE MAKERS. Visit our Showrooms at 313, Queen Street, 3 doers above Town Hall. For Bargains in Prams, Pushchairs, Dolls' Prams. Send for Free Catalogue. Estd. 1893. Phone 45-995. To be DRAWN in GOODBYE RHEUMATISM! Rheumatism, Sciatica, Gout, Lum* bago—they ail «ay you have too much uric acid in your blood. Rheutno clears away cxceti uric acid. 2/6 and 4/6 of ail Chemiitt RHEUMO '1 fl FIRST PRIZE I ALLUVIAL GOLD II M \ ■ JFufllL BIT fir YOU? Will you collect this gorgeous fortune? You've certainly B°{J" st j* muc chance as anyone else. That is, if you buy tickets in the Strike Art Union. One 2/6 ticket gives you 105 chances of a prize. Buy Tickets to-day. i OTiieflOOoj h 2". d *SOO J f 3 rd.,, £2SoTJ ■ 4 hh tt 4100 jtl if f Hh - jioon J " £iOO jA [\ 7™ " iIOO l f 4 atiW 4 r v 4. o>f. W J IO al-£ IO fl TO ai£ 5 ALL PRIZES IN.ALLUVIAL COLD £4OOO ALLUVIAL GOLD ART UNION Objects: To raise funds for the general purposes of the Auckland, Stratford and Winton A. and P. Associa- i Trustees: J. T. F. Mitchell, Esq., A. David, Esq., F. Moore, Esq. O Secretary; Neil McArthur, P.O. Box 110, By permission of the Minister of Internal Affairs. ~ tj*/ HAMMOND KjX & McARTHUR, Wellington. Treasurer: B. L. Hammond, P.O. Box 110, Wellington. Closes February 27, 1932. Drawn March 19, 1932. TICKETS, 2/6 each. Book of 9 for £l. Tickets from Tobacconists. Newsagents, C . > C.11... nr » / I P.O. Box 1505, Auckland. Uf Please send me..... BOOKS TICKETS in the " LUCKY STRIKE " ART UNION. nists. Newsagents, Street-Sellers, or other Retailers, jl or MAIL COUPON. x ~ . 1 cnciose icmittance -of Tickets 2/i each, or book of 9 for £l. I enclose stamped addressed envelope for reply. Total Prizes, £4OOO in Alluvial Gold. Name. Address. . . JV ■V... Jij M ■MM S'i'lV PARENTS YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES are not discharged unless your children have the opportunity of learning music. The older we become the more we realise the value of music. For children the study of music is of the greatest educational value, mentally and physically. When we reach maturity music changes our lives from dull monotony to cheerful hope and interest. Not only are those who can sing or play welcome in all company, thus opening their way to social success, but they also earn a deeper understanding of the real happiness life can hold. Happiness that comes from music is lasting and enduring happiness that riches cannot purchase. BEGG'S are the oldest and best known music firm. To meet present conditions, they are offering quality PIANOS on the easiest of terms, and including free with all instruments £SO and over one quarter's tuition with any music teacher. Now is the time to start your child at MUSIC. Young minds are the most receptive. Call today at BEGG'S for particulars of Pianos and lists of Music Teachers. Rogers Hopkinson Bluthner Bremar Windover Pianos 9 44 The Great Piano House Chas. Begg & Co., Ltd.. QUALITY PIANOS. Free Tuition. Auckland Addres*: Corner Customs and Commerce Streets, Auckland. Branches throughout New Zealand. REASONABLE PRICES. Easy Terms.