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Southland Times, Issue 24650, 23 January 1942, Page 3

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|M >»< ’- -. ■" ?-, < '•" ‘ V '.< "'"■ <••"■ OAK m Importations of.- oak timber have K now ceased. Even as long ago as last June many furniture manufacturers m throughout New Zealand were experi- ' TO encing an acute shortage. Progressive E reductions in the import quota for oak |3| lumber had resulted in reserve stocks ■ being used as fast as they were ||| seasoned and many yards were ■ practically bare. Since then changes B in the war situation have completely stopped the supply. | But, fortunately we have in stock I some of the primes! Oak Timber I we have handled for many years... Oak stocks are moving fast. For B bedroom and dining room furniture no H wood is more steadily popular. We therefore strongly advise those who 0 require furniture in this handsome and y durable timber to order it now while g we still have stocks of such fine quality. I Scoullar & Chisholm LW. H The Personality Furnishing House Tay Street, Invercargill HI W? i-O IS "iffi <%**«#* modem floor covering in tonings to suit W 2 Bg S all colour schemes. We have a full range. Jia,

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