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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, 8 May 1925, Page 14

<r Y OVE that endures is most 1./ beautifully expressed by a ring and gems that will last. Were are several different styles in Rings, any one of which will serve to keep alive the sentiment that inspires the giver. If purchased here the purity and Quality of the diamonds and the worth of the gold are assured, and, we may add, each price brings to the buyer full value for his money. Phone 567 JEWELLER STAFFORD STREET, TIMARU mi'j Is

CENT'S. SALOON E. FIRKIN, The “Razor King.” Just Landed—y The Famous -Bengal,Razors '(Guaranteed) Loews Pipes, 12/6, 15/6, 17/G Barrage Pipes, 12/6 Dunhill Pipes, 30/Ben Wade Pipes, 17/6, • Abdallah Bradbury Pipes, 17/6 Walking Sticks in Great Variety. Strops to Suit all Razors. FOUR CHAIRS. NO WAITING. E. FIRKIN, Tho “Razor King.” m WA •rtJse Sr

FURNITURE. FURNITURE. WATCH THIS SPACE FOR TIME AND PLACE OF • FINLAYSON’S RE-OPENING. FOR THE SALE OF ALL CLASSES OF FURNITURE. FURNITURE. ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE THAT WILL ENABLE US TO GIVE YOU THE HIGHEST QUALITY GOODS AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES. FOR CASH OR EASY TERMS. FOR CASH OR EASY TERMS. SATISFACTORY DELIVERY OR MONEY BACK. IN THE MEANTIME PLEASE ADDRESS ALL CORRESPONDENNCO TO: FINLAYSON’S, 29 KING ST. FINLAYSONS FOR FURNITURE. FURNITURE.

SUITABLE WINTER READING. The Broken Bow, by Allen Harker, 6s. The Dippers, by Ben Trevis, 3s Gd. J. M. Barry’s Peter Pan and Wendy, 2s 6d. My Lady Frivol, by Rosa Carey. 2s Gd. The Twisted Foot, by William P. White, 6s. The Secret Witness, by George Gibbs, 2s Gd. The Voice of Johnnie Water, by B. M. Bower, 2s Gd. Stolen Fruit, by Rachel MacXamara, 2s 6d. The Ace. by Douglas Grant, 2s Gd. The Garment of Gold, by Oliver Sandys, 2s 6d. The Woman Haters, by Joseph Lincon, 2s 6d. G. HENDERSON, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, Opposite Herberts. yy ANTED--RACQUETS to Re«*ring and Repair, equal to new . best gut used. Repair* carriod out to *ll sports material, travelling bags, and pursoe, by an expert. MALCOLMSON’S. Above Smith’s Leather Shop, Stafford Street.