Page 14 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22344, 15 February 1936, Page 14 (Supplement)

FURNITURE .. excl & quality greatly REDUCED at our T:: <3: /£W special lines Every price heavily reduced 1 Only 3-Piece English Cane Panel Suit§ "A"™ £27/10/1 Only Special Jacobean Design Oak Bookcase 25ft NOW £5/10/A Few Only Indian Heavily Carved Tables Usually 75/- 62/6 47/6 To Clear: 62/6 49/6 35/6 1 Only Chinese Heavily Carved Half-Round Wall Table NOW £9/10/1 Only English Piano Stool in Jacobean design. Usually - NOW M/lJ £5/18/6. W All Brass and Copper Kerbs, Log' Boxes and Firescreens Offering at 15% Reduction. 1 Only Drop-Front Hall Seat In Oak NOW €i/l«M Usually £5/15/-. *»!/*©/® 1 Only Exclusive Design Cant-Corner Sideboard y;r / l : y «/.. NOW £ll/18/6 Still a Fine Range of Fireside Chairs at Specially Reduced Prices. Now 26/6 19/6 37/6 49/6

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From Station to Steamer Safe Checking of Luggage When 3 r ou are about to travel by rail from any officered station to a main port, you can check your luggage right through to your ship for your overseas voyage. Take the easy way to avoid bother with luggage. Hand Your Worries to Your Railways, NEW ZEALAND CROSSWORD PUZZLE 8 9 \(0 i? EU'y n ■ a ZS 3i- 136 <3B GLUES A failure, temporary at least. Part of a bushel. A Mahommedan priest. He was without father or mbther. Central figure in a story " A Song of tsleep." Often a poor ending of a tale. A standard type. Birds of New Zealand. Goes in front. Elaborate musical performances. Work with needles, Severe in demeanour. Star-liko flowers. Profound auger. Neither on nor toward. Turning back 'to the beginning. More birds of New Zealand. A crossing-place for pedestrians. A ponderous volume. Never suffering change. A devotee of religion. I'oem of irregular structure. Flesh-eating beasts. Leaks out little by little. Deduction of weight for the container. A mouth of the eaith. Deal thoroughly with food for thought. A solemn afl'uniation. Having the fctt protected. According to law. Mouldings convex and concave. Give active support. Mislead by deception. Be about to huppen. Long periods of time. Makes diligent search. DOWN Contrivancj for giving light. Add a touch of beauty. Cut off the outside. Small sniling vessels Get through the surface. The god of love. Hehrew measure of capacity. Charge for the use of borrowed money. Bo afflictcd with sorrow. A vocal composition. In a state of dirt and disorder. Periods of voluntary privation. Impulse, sometimes purpote. Go out of existence. Descendant of fallen angels. Parade of splendour. In the distance. Restrict to a meagre allowance A New Zealand tree. You must try to overcome them. Move than inconsiderable heights. Very heavy weights. A coin of smal value Took away harsh or rough qualities. Expressions of contempt. A tool for cutting. Condition of serioua danger. Social visit between vessels at sea. Fail to follow suit. Largo ladle with a handle. Made of a cereal. On this a head may stand A very violent emotion. An article of dignified attire. A cause of trembling. Old measures of length. A repulsive old woman. The solution of the crossword puzzle in Wednesday's Herald is as follows: □aaaaE aakacupsa I3DBOB 001113 E2EED HBGanEB EEEIIEEBE ÜBEmEIIUEEE fIDEE m m OEEEE .83 ikJEE agansa mmm IJHHH E S3OIIBS HEJHIIEQ 01 GCDEEHOEJ ■ H taEEBEB OBEEO j aosH izmm ma B annua n E JBES BEEBBEQEQE HDBEUSOnB BEEEEEI OEBO S2OBS BEBEH3 «3EEEBHEE HEBEEE