Page 17 Advertisements Column 1

Southland Times, Issue 23652, 29 October 1938, Page 17

They’re Harder on their clothes « p-—— _ IHII If Wil J n Bifill - ShU - - I- j W f 1 M W I vw if J -— - •>- £• A- V -*®C t s ’ShMB ,'/jB • -Wy-~'■: WWL Since their first birthday these bonny boys of Mrs. E. Gambrill have worn no other suits than Cesarine. Their mother—like • thousands more —has proved through years of wear that Cesarine is the perfect cloth for kiddies’ wear. Perfect in appearance, colour and durability, yet so reasonable in price that it does not dent even the most slender purse. Try Cesarine yourself . . . you’ll be delighted at its extra smartness and longer service. CESARINE C2 “The Wonder Cloth" a good stores sell Cesarine kiddies’ togs—or if you sew at home you can choose from 64 lovely fadeless colours. 36 inch / wide—only 1/11 yard. TO AUSTRALIA by THE SCENIC ROUTE MELBOURNE SUMMER SERVICE MAUNGANUI — 7,500 TONS FROM BLUFF TO MELBOURNE MONDAY - - 14th November MONDAY - -• 6th February MONDAY - - sth December MONDAY - 27th February THURSDAY - 27th December MONDAY - - 20th March MONDAY - - 16th January Weather and other circumstances permitting, calls will be made at Milford. Sound each trip on the way from Bluff to Melbourne and from Melbourne to Bluff. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF N.Z, LTD. CRESCENT, INVERCARGILL. Telephones: 1772, 1773.

; Wil M»B SI hm> flß| 811 fl g ;>/ ' fl hS biiif ’ IBlij'- I fl ' Mi ? i gy •" v 'Sy • ’ • . . * The time to start A -aPSk building is now I In countless critical cases Highlander ||jyißM Milk has worked what seems a miracle— ► 'JraE because Highlander is milk with an import- . ~^-, ant difference. It forms a curd so light and ; : : ;® flaky that the weakest little stomach can digest every drop. ' - -, ■ HIGHLANDER MILK A NEW ZEALAND PRODUCT Copyright A 902