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Southland Times, Issue 22294, 9 April 1934, Page 1

[ PUBLIC NOTICES.

I QUALITY BRUSHWARE ; A NEW BROOM SWEEPS CLEAN! ■ DROOMS AND BRUSHES, -D like other things, have their day. They gradually wear out i and become useless. They need to be replaced; and there is no r better way of replenishing your supply of Brushware than from the selection at BROAD, SMALL’S. WE ARE SHOWING A NUMBER OF HIGH-GRADE HAIR BROOMS, Priced at 2/3, 3/-, 4/6. ■ A NEW LINE OF GOOD QUALITY HAIR BROOMS, At 3/3 Each. SKIRTING BROOMS, 5/6 and 6/6. GEM BROOM (and handle). 2/3. WAXING AND POLISHING MOP. By an ingenious device, this Mop both waxes and polishes. A flat tin is fitted to the head of the mop, from which the wax is forced through the mop itself. Besides saving a great amount of labour, this device ensures a splendid polish. Price 5/FLOOR MOPS, (With handles). 3/3, 3/9, 5/9, 7/9. O-CEDAR MOPS, (With handles). 5/6, 6/6, 8/6. WASHING MOPS, (with handles) 2/6 and 3/-. COTTON WINDOW MOPS, (And handles). 3/3 each. SEND A MAIL ORDER.

When you cannot come to town and are needing something, post your order to P.O. BOX 152 (plus bus fare or railage), and it will receive our best attention. The Mail Order System is meant to make shopping easy and convenient. Use it. SEND A MAIL ORDER. HAIR BANNISTER BROOMS, 2/- and 2/6. BATH BRUSHES, 4/6 and 5/9. HAND WHISKS, 1/9 each. VARIETY BRUSHES, 1/- each. BOOT BRUSHES, Set of Three. 3/9 and 5/- Set. NUGGET BRUSHES, 4d and 6d each. HARD SHOE BRUSHES, 1/3 and 1/9 each. STOVE BRUSHES, (With handles). 9d, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6. NAIL BRUSHES, 3d and sd. DAUBERS, 6d and 7d. DISH MOPS, (With Brush attached.) lOd each. PAPER HANGERS’ BRUSHES, 2/- each. WHITEWASH BRUSHES, Small lOd each. Medium 1/3 each. Large -1/6 each. scrub”brushes, Single Wing 9d each. Double Wing -1/- and 1/9. BENCH-SCRUBS, 4r, 41d, 6d each. DAIRY SCRUBS, Double Winged. 1/6 each. BROAD, SMALL, L ‘ d - The “Premier” Store, DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. 9C) /£— MEN’S NAVY TWEED 0 OVERCOATS; size 4to 6, Vent Back, No BeIt.—ABRAHAM WACHNER, Dalgety’s Buildings, Don Street.