Page 10 Advertisements Column 2

Southland Times, Issue 22997, 17 September 1936, Page 10

i Ri w\ Sj ■■■■■ I [ J THE KENSINGTON I is wonderful HAT value at s I 29/6 S Fashioned of choicest furs. A [ ! smooth and silky finish; beau- ! ! tifully soft to the touch. Rich j I colours, including Sky, Grey, L H Beige, Cedar, and Blue Grey. Hard felted, . M j giving strength to the end of the bnm the ; important feature for style and shape perj manency. Mg I BATTERSBYS -- - - 25/- I I CREANS 29/6 & 25/- I I WOODROWS -- -- - 35/- . I i I CHRISTYS 35/- j I STETSONS - 49/6 I « 78 I, - SfeiWSSWBWffM'WlffW’j .ft! 'MJIIi Bi f Raleigh Hat / All the style features // of the more expensive A Z/ hat. Greys, Fawns, / / and Darker Browns. \ A Z / 17/6 |3 V > Travel Savings Stamps AsswffMtg Weeded Holidays “If I only had the money for the trip!” How often have you had that yearning when you have seen pictures of famous scenes of New Zealand or have heard friends or relatives talk about them? You know, too, that you had the money, but it vanished in fractions on all manner of trifles. Now comes your chance to have that trip of heart’s desire. The Railway Travel Savings Stamps (1/-, 2/-, 2/6, and 5/-) will help you to build up the fare conveniently. . Stamgjs sad Wee ®o©M@tts Stations.

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