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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VII, Issue 1912, 31 March 1920, Page 4

>LOUSE SLIPS FOR DAY OR EVENING. ■* Celin's selection of these dainty and very necessary garments is most attractive —in niuou and dc Chencs, with or without sleeves, and some with only shoulder hands for evening wear. One specially priced slip of crepe dc Chcnc is shown in pink only, and is of magyar shape, with lucked shoulder, and finished val. lace; price 29/6. Call and see these pretty slips. No. 0 Royal Exchange Buildings. 511!

;, ~ "OP lcji If ' f The first piece of Hoyle's Print, made in j-v, ' 1785, is still in existence, showing wonder- \\U/) ful preservation of original colouring. Ihe border o. c this advertisement shows the first fi pattern. There are now 3000 designs in the most suitable fabric for Blouses, I'r'iyj '> Children's Frocks, Overalls, Aprons, /*'*?,3, w and all domestic purposes. I'«°**ji)b Ask for and obtain Hoyk's 'Prints. If {fit 3JJM * P.O. Box 402, Wellington. IfcV'XJ The conditions that create the rising cost of Tea are beyond Liptons control; but Upton's experts set out to offset those conditions by devising a New Blend and a New Package. Packed in TINS—The Most Serviceable Containers. Through blending the choicest Ceylon and Indian Growths —from Upton's own Gardens —a Tea of rare flavour and goodness has been secured ; one that is extremely saving in use. Not only are its constituent Teas specially selected to bring about the desired result of Quality and Economy, but the packing of the Tea in hermetically-sealed air-tight TINS retains the full flavour—the original goodness—until the last leaf is used. Siees Mb. and Mb. TINS. Distributing Agents for Canterbury: DAVIDSON & WAUCHOP