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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 11 July 1923, Page 5

r&r. iaKiSc*■m ft Imm nywgsgil y j(■ *s§Eß! yiMi w' •/ ?$ fti »®M! i Warmth “for ±he Kiddies] MEW SHIPMENTS OF Flannels and Flannelettes _ Warm, cosy Nightwear and Underwear for the Kiddies—Grown-ups too —is the “‘slogan” for every wise mother at this season. You’ll love these soft, fleecy fabrics, full of “life” and warmth. . Woven (in generous weights) from fine, long, virgin wool and cotton, into serviceable- tub-proof fabrics. A wide variety of weights and colours. Pure Wool Petone Flannel i i Shetland and Orkney, 2/6 per yard, hie famous “Doctor” Flanne , in Natural, Creme, Dark G ey and Pink; 28 to 35 inches 'wide, 2/11, 3/3' 3/6, 3/11, 4/6 per yard . . “Aza” Flannel, in Plain, Creme, and Grey, also in a veriet/ of Stripes. Special Price, 4/6 yard. 36in White Flannelette, goo 1 value 1/6 per yard. Other prices 1/8, 1/10, 2/- to 2/6 Sin Striped Flannelette, special hard wearing line. 1/11 per yard. Also at 1/b, 1 /8, to 2/6. We stock only the best makes. “Horrockses,” “Edra, Sheepskin, “Osmanette.” Union Shirtings in great variety, 2/6 per yard. 5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. A SPLENDID LINE OF DRIED FRUITS FRESH FROM AUSTRALIA. “MELBA” PEACHES “MELBA” NECTARINES “IBIS” APRICOTS GOOD DESSERT APPLES GOOD COOKING* APPLES 1/7 Packet 1/7 Packet 2/- Packet 8/'- per case 5/- per case The farmers’ Grocery Department

DAIRY FARMERS. I CONSIGN your Cream to the CAROLINE DAIRY COY., LTD., either by Rail or Motor Lorry and receive the Top Price and correofc Returns. Caroline Dairy Co., Ltd., John Caithness, Manager. R. KNOX AND CO., LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. PLEASANT POINT. A. J. AGNEW —Salesman.

A great opportunity of securing sections for building sites in Pleasant Point Township. _ „ 5 SECTIONS ranging from a to 6 acres; also 4 SECTIONS containing £ acre each, frontage to Main Hoad, ideal situation. Price reasonable. Large 5 Roomed Rouse, bathroom, scullery, washhouse and coal house all under one roof, porcelain bath, built in wardrobes and linen presses, panelled hall, .Wizard lighting, 1 acre of land. This House is up-to-date in every way, being just recently built. A first class home Tor retired farmer. 4 Roomed House and scullery, etc., in good order, with 1 acre land. Price £570. REAL GOOD DAHIY FARM. 50 ACRES FREEHOLD first class heavy land, grows great root crops, also 100 acres riverbed at low rental. Would make- a capital dairy farm. Situated close to Pleasant Point Township. Good terms. Price reasonable. Anyone looking for a real good little farm would do well to inspect this property. R. KNOX AND CO. PLEASANT POINT. COONwOR DAIRY, (FAIRVIEW) MR ARNOLD CROSS of Fairview, has installed an up-to-date Dairying Plant, and is now open to supply 'FRESH MILK and CREAM Daily in any quantity. Mr Cross has had many years’ experience and personally supervises all the operations in connection with Milking and Delivery, and the public can rely on getting absolutely pui<and wholesome milk of highest quality. All milk is delivered early b,v Motor-Car, with expedition and under the best hygienic conditions. Any communications left at the office ol Mr G. Moffat, Stafford Jinifilings, will receive prompt attention. Only Morning’s Milk Delivered. All Milk and Cream cooled by Up-to-date cooling process. GUARANTEE!) TO KEEP. ARNOLD GROSS, Coonoor Dairy. Fairview.