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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 16 December 1925, Page 8

SPECIAL! Just ReceiW DIRECT FROM TV. MANUFACTURES^. THE Latest Shapes and Shades IN HATS AND CAPS. ALSO THE LATEST IN STE^ON’S. OtJR STOCK IS VSTELL SELECTED, AND OUR RANG! OF SISES ENABLES US TO GIVE A PERFECT FIT TO ALL HEADS. STAFFORD STREET. Telephone 754. FURNITURE CLEARING SALE. Z. BERI IS shortly removing to niore sult--1 able premises, and is disposing of his whole stock at Sacrifice Prices. SEVEN REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD DEAL WITH Z. BERI Ist-—His liberal time payment system has helped manjr, and will help you. 2nd—He gave credit when no Other firm would. 3rd—He is not run by any finance corporation, and can treat you rignt. 4th—His large stocks are without equal for quantity and quality. 5th —What is not already made, can be turned out to your own requirements iu his modern factory. Gth —He values all his customers, whether cash or credit, And endeavours to treat all aliko and satisfactorily. 7th —Whatever you get at Z. Berl’s is what it appears to be. For instance Kapoc Mattresses are stuffed with the. genuine Kapoc, Oak Furniture is real Oak, and not a substitute. This enables him to guarantee his Furniture for he knows what goes into its manufacture. VISIT BERT’S TO-DAY, You will be astounded at the Low Prices. MESSRS BRADY & McRAE, BARRISTERS and solicitors, DEG to announce that they have removed from. No. 140 A. Stafford Slreet (opposite National Bank), to new offices, Nos. 12, 13 and 16 Oxford Buildings (entrance George Street),

PROFESSIONAL. GEO. JOHNSON, accountant and auditor, Stafford Building, Tim&ru. Telephone "17, P.O. Box 234 GEO. TIMKWELL, SHAREBROKER & COMMISSION AGENT. Chief Agent Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd. Fire, Accident, and Life. Bank of Australasia Buildings (Upstairs.) **elephone 1188. G. A. BRIDGES, Assoc. M. Inst., C.E., M.N.Z.I.S. CIVIL ENGINEER AND LICENSED SURVEYOR. TALBOT CHAMBERS, Range of the Public Trust Office. Throughout the Dominion the Public Trust Office does business direct with the public. Including part-time offices and agencies in the smaller towns, the Public Trustee is now represented in one hundred aud six districts (comprised in cities, towns and townships). The business has grown to a volume which has necessitated the appointment of District Public Trustees at. twelve cities and towns in the North Island and seven in the South, _ and District Managers in eight (owns in the North and four in the South. Wherever the assets of a deceased person may be situated, the distance from the Head Office of the Public Trust makes no difficulty. The extensive organisation ensures that there will be a Public Trust Officer at band to deal with any matter requiring attention. For lmormatlon apply to—■ F. E. DUN CAN, District Public Trustee, Timaru.