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Southland Times, Issue 17225, 21 December 1912, Page 2

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4 IS HM Cltrists2a.a.s Pres easts 1 is* WHAT BETTER FORM CAN A CHRISTMAS OR NEW YEAR PRESENT TAKE THAN A RELIABLE WATCH OR SOME 15EALT!EEL ARTICLE OF JEWELLERY. MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS OUTLAY CO FURTHER THIS YEAR BY BUYING FROM T. 31. RANKIN', G--O' Orders by Post will receive j our Special Attention j O Q SEE OUR SPLENDID RANGE OF WEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, BROOCHES. PENDANTS, ETC.—THE LATEST NOVELTIES—TOO NUMEROUS TO SPECIFY. .... T. M. RANKIN, BOX. 217, TAY STRE ET.

Jg il \ \ Wjca.Jj 7'/i AU PI fW issa y-o Dart s Bahy “ IPiV 5 The Plunket-hood Go-cart was designed by Dady Plunket for a purpose. That purpose was to prevent untold suffering to infants, caused through the ordinary uuventilated hood. To appreciate the deadly discomfort of lying in the sun beneath shade open only in one place, stay for a half-hour (if you can on) on a scorching day in a tent open only at the front. Then vou'll realise what a baby goes through in an imventilated hood. You'll realise, too, why so many children fall sick in summer without apparent cause. Don't hesitate about it any longer, but call at WILSON. Fit A SDK’S and see the Plunket-hood Go-earts. We have them in all sorts of designs ana at prices to suit all pockets. Should you desire a Folding Push-cart you will find an excellent selection here. They will be found most serviceable when travelling by train or boat. Anyhow, make up your mind to inspect our baby carriages! Tit Id STRA 1G H T -DR A L F!R M, INVERCARGILL,

o r«g ¥^DOW HUH HKn is Phone—27& lothing Factory. piitTFillQ’ fiftPUCRi EiWlOilW WuilliMK.aH imvergargii.u J, I!. HAIGH, Manager.