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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18581, 15 December 1934, Page 8

is just full of those special items that go towards making a Xmas gift appreciated. New and complete stocks of Chinese Brass, Pewter, and Hand-worked Napery are not only of the best quality, but the price factor also is a chief characteristic for having bought direct, we offer you charming gifts at prices well below the usual.

Card Table Cloth Embroidered Cards, 9/6 Pillow Shams, Grass Linen 14/6 and 24/6 pair Linen Embroidered 9/11 pair <* • Baby Sham's 2/3, 3/3, 4/3 D’Oyleys, Round and Sandwich 6d, 9d, lid, 1/3, 1/5, 1/6 Oval Centres, Linen .and Grass Linen 2/2, 2/6, 2/9, 3/-, 3/3, 3/6 Round Centres, 24in, Cross-stitch Linen, 4/6 Filet Lace, Oval centres, 12iu x 18in .. 4/6 !• Filet Lace, Round centres, 24in 9/11 Filet Lace Cloth, Linen Thread, -54 m x 54in plain, 36in x 36in mercerised, 10/6 each Supper Sets, Cloth and 4 Maps to match, hand-embroidered. In cross-stitch, punch work, and embroidery 6/11, Mi, 10/6, 11/6, m, iw, 31/-, 30/. PEWTER* Vases f 6/3 Ash Trays 2/11 Candlesticks .. 9/fi, %S/9 15/“ Salvers Jl/6, 25/..Mayonnaise Bowl ST/6 Cigarette Boxes J s/(i, 25/Sugar Basin (}/{) Vegetable Dishes 3176. 35/-. 36/6 Ice Bucket 31/6 Tobacco Jars 17/6, 20/-iw'-V’.'j. ' " Cocktail Set, Shaker and 8 Glasses on tray f^4/1 6/“ Bracelets, Greenstone and Chain .... 2/11 Indian design, 3/11 Brooches, IKijtgilsher feathers, oval and rormdy ' , Ivory? 2/6 Necklace®, carved drop on black cord, 10/6 Handkerchiefs, hand made .. id, sd, 1/6 Puff Oases, emljroid i ej’ed: r iaitting edge .. jßd 1 Beaton Bronze Fire Screen 42/Oosy Covers 3/9 Cosies Bedspreads, 72in x 90in, Hand-worked. Linen 65/72in x !)oin, Appli'ipied, Bine and Green borders 36/LUncheon Set —Linen Cloth, 48in x 72in, 8 Naps, Min, cross-stitch 49/6 Cheval Sets— Oval. Mat, lOin x 1 Tin, 2 Round Mats, Tin 3/9 Guest Towels—Grass Linen 2/11; Linen 3/6 Wagon Covers— Cross-stitch 4/3 each Punch work 5/9 Cocktail Sets— Lemon Linen, 12 Mats, 12 Napkins 16/6 the set Old Bleached Lineu, Cringed and embroidered Naps 1/3 Mats 9d Runners, 12 x 36, green linen, drawn thread and embroidered 6/6 Candlesticks 1/6 3/11 4/6 5/11 7/6 8/6 11/6 each Vases 5/6. 6/11, 8/11 Indian .. 3/11. 4/6, 7/6, 11/6 Buddas 3/11, 6/11, 8/11 Book Ends 6/11, 8/11 Crockery 8/6 Plates 2/6 Book Markers 1/9 Paper Weights 1/9* 2/Bells 4/3 DISHES, on black stand or brass base 4/6 Nest 4 Ash Trays 7/11 stan< * Ash Trays, tip style 4/6 Nut Bowl 14/6 Trays, Oval and Round 7/6, 7/11, 8/11, 10/6 i COMMON SHELTONS’ Gift Shop ~ VW> - >AV ffI V«V.V«“.V O V.V.V n W o V D D .W O V.%V

J.IXJ, >a .i: :33W> f @1 value of your cows first m mi I 1 Wmd'M "'‘MbuM*' THE first consideration of a dairyfarmer should be his cows. They provide his income, therefore it is wise to take every precaution against disease and sickness. LATE calvers result in loss of production. Vagnitis, mammitis, milk fever, all demand careful attention. LET our representative inspect your herd. He will advise you as to the besit method of caring for your cows. Advice such as this in invaluable to the dairyfarmer! Don’t delay in GENERAL MERCHANTS & KETTLE, LTD. CHILDERS ROAD

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