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Southland Times, Issue 19502, 29 April 1922, Page 2

New Hosiery of Quality flm OUR Fancy Department MWj Is at present Displaying the Latest Impor- W ■ tations of Seasonable Hosiery—all Smart E ■ in Appearance and of Exceptional Wearing Ae jr, Qualities. Discriminating Buyers will be Delighted with the Perfect Weaves, the Unique Styles and Colours. The Prices, as the following List indicates, are Very Moderate 200 DOZEN PLAIN BLACK CASHMERE HOSE.—AII Wool. Full Fashioned. Seamless Heels and Toes. 5/11 Pair—Worth 8/6. 4/1 RIBBED CASHMERE HOSE.—AU Wool. In Black, Navy, Grey, Coating and Tan. 6/11 Per Pair. A LINE THAT IS IN KEEN DEMAND-—4/1 RIBBED SILK HOSE—In Grey, White, Nigger, Navy, Tan, Coating and Black 13/6, 14/11 Per Pair. a smart hose for dressy women.-silk ankle i YYvylllxiXlO HOSE. Lace Fronts in Mottled Effects, Black and Olli. White, Silver and Dark Grey, Cordoray and Green, (1 *\ I lOSld. 3* Cordoray and Tan, Black and Rod, Black and Bronze. B VISIT OUB FANCY DEPARTMENT THE TIME WILL BE WELL SPENT. l/. IN THE £ DISCOUNT. Herbert, Haynes & Co. Ltd. Tay Street THE DEPENDABLE DRAPERS Invercargill I

= Hosiery Bargains - McGRUER, TUTOR’S LADIES’ PLAIN BLACK COTTON CHILDREN’S TAN RIBBED ALL LADIES’ HEAVY KNITTED GAUNTHOSE, Hawley’s Fast Dye. WOOL CASHMERE SOCKS, Jason LET WOOLLEN GLOVES, in I/II pair. brand, sizes 5 and 6 only Heather and Grey 2/11 pair. I/II pair. CHILDREN’S BLACK HEAVY KNIT- LADIES’ SEAMLESS KNITTED TED ALL WOOL STOCKINGS, crfam lINSHRINK WOOLLEN GLOVES, with Heavy sizes 4, 5 and 6 2/11 pair. CHILDRENS CREAM UNSHRINK- Ribbed Wrists, in Heather and ABLE SOCKS, sizes 3,4, 5, and 6 Grey 2/6 pair. l/6 pair. TJZXZ CHILDREN'S WHITE ALL WOOL I and Lovat 3/11 pair. GLOVES, Jason Brand; unshnnk- sizes 7to 10 2 /ll pair, able; sizes 3,4, 5 and 6 I/II pair. LADIES’ SCOTCH KNITTED WOOLLADIES ’ BLACK RIBBED ALL LEN GLOVES, in Black, White, WOOL CASHMERE HOSE, WHITE HEMSTITCHED HANDKER- Beaver, Brown and Nigger. 3/11 pair. CHIEFS 6 for I/II Special Value at 2/11 and 3/6 pair.

SHIRE LINE . LONDON AND WEST COAST PORTS. ata n zsa raws S 3 UNITED KINGDOM—Out and Home. A RMS FLEET-ARGYLESHIRE, AYRSHIRE, rrSCGS. BANFFSHIRE. BUTESHIRE, BERWICKSHIRE, also MORAYSHIRE and BIG BEN Now 22/6 W NAINSHIRE (Turbine Steamers). SLEEP METERS .... Now 13/6 Cargo carried at LOW RATES of Freight BIG BEN (Luminous) .... 30/- VI Offers of Cargo, London to New Zealand, ' wanted. SLEEP METER (Luminous) 20/SHIRE LINE built first steamer specially BOYPROOF WATCHES—constructed for New Zealand Refrigerated 9/6 Trade, which vessel loaded in New Zealand, " ’ S MM' 1884. Since then the Company have been BOYPROOF WATCHES — continuously in the Passenger and Cargo (Luminous) 15/- [ j Trade to and from New Zealand. w ’g| I V?r*«y V\\ For passage and freight apply to— \ \ \ yMI TURNBULL, MARTIN & CO., I cijQ | 1 DUNEDIN - ALL OUR ALARMS ARE Oj®j LOADING BROKERS. ® rassf RELIABLE. W&Q J iIhZJ P. AND 0. COMPANY'S Th Al , W\V"7 FC These Alarm Watches are at ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS TO LONDON, the New Reduced Prices. They vk FIRST AND SECOND SALOON ONLY. ' A „ hive the Back Be| , and w ; ln t7 W u 8 ™" 5 and Wlth Keep the Dust Out Wireless telegraphy. ; N. J. M. REIN w,a^ MU 1 Name, Tons. Date Sailing. 1 IHVE.HbAHtaILL. Naldera 15,825 2 May —— —i h l_. m- "■ l_ .... .. -w Malwa 10,941 13 June Narkunda 16,118 11 July Mantua 10,902 8 Aug. Morea 10,902 22 Aug. J j Naldera 15,825 5 Sept. I f /• P ——— ror partial reeding— Electric Laundries, Electric Fans and Read- I a r ™ ing Lamps. before and after weaning. For Passage Rates and other information 11 K (a apply to— I V. a Throughout the wide world. Benger’s Food DALGETY & CO., LTD., ' ' carries the recommendation of the Medical Agents i Profession for partial feeding. i.e., when _ J feeding baby begins to be too much for mother. , r , 0 If one meal Benger'e is given alternately ILNI DANIEL I with the breast, the subsequent complete SEEDSMAN, PLANT MERCHANT AND I ““ without c “ eck FLORAL SPECIALIST. H V inrant s progrese. WEDDING AND PRESENTATION i \Z BOUQUET’S. V ' F WREATHS AND CROSSES. <«*♦% , s t i Cut Flowers of All Kinds and Plante J ysk \ THE SOUTHLAND FLORAL PLANT F OOU SEED SUPPLY. contains no dried milk, it is always prepared imtvv ittMtnT v I : BENGER’S FOOD Lti; with fresh cow’s milk (or milk and water), I (TINY DANIEL). I 117 Pitt st, SYDNEY.; which it modifies perfectly to the delicate ? Telephone—No. 30 P.O. Box 332 j digestion of infants (vide medical report). Albion Buildings, Dee Street. j Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers— BENGKA'3 FOOD. Ltd., MANCHMIU*. England. ■ ~ I _ A.IOO VULCANISING WE REPAIR S-™ 8 ' IHgr hi IG HTCAPS and tI'RADE MARK) ALL CLASSES OF RUBBER GOODS. » W. J. BOYCE NUTS OOAL DROSS kelvin street. 32/6 Peß TON 41/- * JABH Delivered Houses Invercargill, Between Eek and Tay, 'fhoae ISfJ —Lt