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l/irouftNfrl H|" ) MjUUmOAMAfB AMMLAUCtUAMW CHOICE i « 1/3 Jr are patterns of four different materials—a Print, a Voile, a Cambric, and a Rayon —all to be had at 1/3 per yard. All of them are printed in a wide variety of designs and soft colourings. The possibilities of materials priced as cheaply as this are endless —smart Frocks for town wear, neat Overalls, or fresh, dainty Beach Frocks, and charmingly feminine Voile Dresses for a number of occasions—and each frock need cost only 4/6! * t> Q ® ® *•©• o °0 ® ©I & A o• °Z f 9 *;/ * • n <a 0 U,// 2s 4©. .< * * J «£| g : X ;: * >*- $ -5s £&>< ?l "©>' p. «?/»•«*• a VA 6 *££«! (A) LING PRINT. A Judy fabric production. Dainty, fresh, and smart, this dull-finished print is well-known for its remarkable washing and wearing qualities. In spots and also in neat floral designs. Full range of colours available. 36in. wide. George Court's Price: 1/3 yard. (C) FIGURED AND FLORAL CAMBRIC "ANNABELLA." For those who prefer a softer fabric than print. Made from pure Egyptian cotton. Washes well. For frocks, overalls, morning and Summer frocks, and children s wear. All on white grounds. Neat designs in rose, blues, red, beige, light and dark green. 36ini wide. George Court's Price: 1/3 yard. ALL-WOOL DIAGONAL MILITARY TWILL. The latest Cloth for the new and popular Guardsman and Military styles. Soft velvety texture and twill weave; light yet warm for Spring wear. Shades are tomato, royal, gorse, Empire blue, fawn, sedge green, wine and Wellington blue. 36/38 in. wide. George Court's Price: 4/6 yard. CHECK GINGHAM. Years of proof of its serviceability and strength have now established it <as a favourite for frocks for both grown-ups and children. Shades in overchecks, and small and large checks are black/white, brown/white, navy/white, mauve/ white, red/white, green/white, also plain navy. 36in. wide. George Court's Price: lOf^l it '• (B) FLORAL AND SPOT RAYON. Prominent among the new Spring fabrics are these popular dress rayons. In an immense range of beautiful colourings and designs. Shades are nigger, navy, scarlet, greens, fawn, beige blues, etc. Also polka spots in colours of saxe/white, black/white, navy/white, green/white. 36in. wide. George Court's Price: j yard. (D) FLORAL VOILE. /Wonderful selection of Printed Voiles for Summer wear. In a wide variety of colours and designs, obtainable in small and medium fl ° ra J designs with three colours skilfully blended on white grounds. In blue, greens, rose, mauve, etc. 50 designs from which to choose. 36in. wide. George Court's Price: 1/3 yard. FLORAL VOILETTE. . ■ .* Remarkable value in floral cotton fabric, on which delightful colours are blended in small and medium designs. Over 50 designs from which to choose, in which the predominating shades are greens, blues, reds, rose, orange, lemon and browns. 36in. wide. George Court's Price: 9|-d yard. RATINE (CHECK). . New shipments just opened. The perfect fabric for motoring holiday and hiking wear. Washes easily, and always looks fresh. In shades of black/white, blue/white, nigger/ white, pale blue/white, red/white, green/white, in small checks and overchecks. 36in. wide. George Court's Price, 2/3 y««i"For Quality GEORGE COURT AND SONS LIMITED KARANGAHAPE ROAD AUCKLAND.

SHOP BY POST SATISFACTION ASSURED AT SHROFF'S WELL-KNOWN LOW PRICES m ■A wr FAST-CUTTING DEHORNER, No. 200— A big feature of construction is the compound levers which give maximum power in cutting. The knives are made so that they cannot interlock or cut into each other, and both knives being V-shaped give four cutting edges when dehorning, making a clean shear job. Price, 37/6; freight extra. No. 400 —Similar to above but larger size and heavier, for cutting big and tough horns on old beasts. Price, 45/-; freight extra. mm* SEED AND FERTILISER SOWER—The correct and most economical way to sow seeds: the exact quantity of seed per acre wanted is given and regulated. Ihe seed is sown evenly, therefore best results and no waste; seed sown quicker and with greater ease are some ot the advantages of this machine. Has special regulator for different seeds and is light but exceedingly well made and strong. Price, 25/6; delivered, 28/-. MILK FEVER OUTFlT—Complete with Pump. In this outfit the special chamber for holding medicated wool is joined to the inflator by an all-metal flexible tubing—no lubber to perish. The whole is beautifully nickelplated. A lasting outfit. Price only 7/6; postage, 4d. CATTLE SYRINGE—Best quality highgrade English Cattle Syringe, made of heavy Brass, beaijtifully polished, with T handle. The inside of the barrel is specially lined with pure Tin. Capacity, I pint. Sent complete with Metal Bull Injector and a 15 in. flexible nozzle. Price, 19/6; postage, 1/3. EINGLISH GARDEN HOSE—Best quality, extra heavy ribbed English Garden Hose. This Hose will not shrink or crack and is noted for its wonderful wearing quality. It is branded every few feet with the English Manufacturer's Special Brand so that it cannot be confused with the Canadian or American-made Hose. Size Jin. We import this in 500 ft. coils and can cut off any desired length. Price, per foot. Ordinary Black Rubber. 3id per foot.; All Red Rubber, 4d per foot. PUSH-ON TAP UNION, Solid Brass— HOSE DIRECTOR —Brass; spray and jet combined—l/ 9. Postage on 50ft., 2/4. THE SPECIAL CASTRATING KNIFE— Two in one. Clamp and Knife. A special Knife for castrating lambs, etc. With this instrument the work is much quicker and more hygienic than the old style. We have had this Knife made specially for us of " Sword Steel," so that it will hold an extra fine edge under constant work. Price, 6/3, posted. THERMOMETERS Best English-made CLINICAL Hospital Thermometers; each one guaranteed. Should be in every home for taking temperature for colds, fevers, etc. Sent in neat metal case. Price, 2/6, post free. Pre ' v - - No. 4 GARDEN SYRINGE A handy Syringe for garden use; made of Zinc; lacquered, throwing fine spray. Price, 2/9; postage. I/-. No. s—Similar5 —Similar to No. 4 but SOLID BRASS. Single nozzle, throwing fine spray. Price, 4/6; postage, I/-. No. 7—Solid Brass Garden Syringe. 2 nozzles, jet and fine spray. Price, 6/-; postage, I/-. No. 6, aj illustrated. Solid Brass, with THREE nozzles, throwing jet. medium and fine spray. A .heavy quality, strong Syringe. Wonderful value at 7/-; postage, I/-. LAWNMOWERS —r A good range of Lawnmowers. English and American, plain and ball-bearing, four, five and six blades. Prices ranging from 39/6, 45/-, 50/-, 60/-, 65/-, 75/- up to £ 7/10/-. No. 7 —Special Value, English make, ball-bearing, I4in., 6 blades. Price, £2/10/-; freight extra. SHROFF & SONS, LTD. HARDWARE, RADIO, AND MOTOR ACCESSORY MERCHANTS, 76 AND 78 VICTORIA STREET, AUCKLAND. Insect stings are healed and soothed | with antiseptic, cool ing For sale at chemists

mm Kwam* Og A CHILL IS A BUSINESS MANI> RISK P/c Jl ROM the warmth of office walls to the chill of city streets—the busy man has little time to heed the risk. Despite perhaps that touch of BRONCHITIS or an incipient COLD in the head with its slight temperature, perhaps a herald of INFLUENZA. The finest insurance is BONNINGTON'S IRISH MOSS. It has fine demulcent properties, abates fever, loosens phlegm and eases A troubled breathing. IMITATIONS If These abound ! But fj insist on having // IMITATIONS These abound ! But insist on having "Bonnington's." 1/6 "Bonnington's." 1/6 / .„d 2/6. The Aduli Dose is 2 teaspoonsful j *"/$ while 10 drops is ' rc • + r u u sufficient for baby. v> «, t iW v IRISH MCSS BONNINGTON'S JUBES. —For an irritated throat these are very Juuxdy. Post free from Borutington's, Christchurch. IJo tin.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21293, 21 September 1932, Page 16

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