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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 28 April 1926, Page 8

A CONTINUOUS DIIAIN ON OUR STOCKS—BUT “COniKTHtC" IN SHEDS, AND DOMINION CONTRACTS FILLING IN STEADILY. NOBBY NEW SUITINGS, undeniable value. The Cutter completes in his classical fashion! Minimum Prices; Maximum Service. COATS, COATFROCKS, COSTUMES, UMBRELLAS, 4/9 to IS/G. ENTRANCING HATS FOR THE EXHIBITION. Let our Visitors see what can be (lone in Old Canter bury from its early development. THE CORINTI-lIC. WOOL JUMPERS S/ll up, WOOL CARDIGANS, MACS in Navy, Tan, Black, etc. LOVELY LOT FELTS, Velours, all the new things, Trimmings. LOUIS VELVETEENS, unequalled, 2in. to 27-35. The Venice is 2/9, the wide widths 7/11, 8/11, 9/11, any shade. Bottle should be up to-day. EXTRA LARGE BLANKETS, 54in. MUSQUASH and SEALETTES for COATS, 21/9, 22/6. 50 PATTERNS DRESS TWEEDS, various mills, all novel and pretty, 5/6 to IS/6. ESS TOILET SOAP, Old English Lavender, recommended by the Faculty. FAIRY DYES, reliable .2 Pair Curtains, for Gd completed. BEAUTIFUL FUR COATS from • 10 Guineas up, Alaskan Seal and other one new fur, rather advanced for us have made £29 16s. We should get £42 10s for. See it. Do not hurry. CHOKERS AND SKUNK WRAPS, Stone Marten, Blue Fox, Sable, Kolensky, White Fox and others real Skins, 27/6 to £6 15s. Imitation less. ' One or two special things beside will show, but too good for continual demonstration. 30 or 40 ADDITIONAL WOOL KNITTED COATS, 2S/6 to 95/-, including CHILDREN’S DRESSES 12/11. LOVELY SILK GEORGETTES, 14 Shades, 40-42 in., 6/11. SCARCE GOODS ALL THIS SHIPMENT. DE LUXE SATEEN l/sf, all Shades, HORN BUTTONS, RUGS, VESTIBULES, SQUARES. • . GENT’S GREY SUEDE GLOVES, 2/9; with Leather Palm 6/6; Woollen 2/9, 3/9; a Clearing Sample Purchase Ladies’ Gloves 1/11 up. EVERYTHING EN REGLE. NO DELAY. lIUT SPACE PREVENTS. SWELL LINOLEUMS, TOO. Old James Williamson can do it, and does. Swell designs. Great Wear. 25 years in use to our own knowledge, and the price 6/11 up, 6 feet running yard. THOMSON’S DRAPERY STORES FOR THE PEOPLE BY THE PEOPLE.

WISE ECONOMY—BUY THE' BEST ; AT A BIG SAVING IN PRICE. F. G. SMITH & CO., WAREHOUSEMEN, RETAIL DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC AT WAREHOUSE PRICES BIG STOCKS OF THE LATEST AND BEST GOODS. ALL KINDS OF LADIES’ WEAR, IN FASHION’S LATEST MODES. GENT’S WEAR, COMBINING QUALITY AND STYLE fancy Wear, TOILET WEAK, AND EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME. FOR THE BIGGEST VALUES, SHOP AT F. G. SMITH & CO., GEORGE STREET, Opposite Y.M.C.A. Tel. 1204. Temuka Dispensary. (Established 1862.) MELBA TOILET PREPARATIONS. Full Stocks of these High Class Toilet Requisites on hand. All of exquisite quality at moderate prices. Specialities Recommended: SIELBALINE FACE POWDER, 2/6. MELBA GLORY POWDER, 2/-. D. WHITE, MjP.S., Member ot the Pharmaceutical Societies of Great Britain and New Zealand. FOR QUICK WORK IN BUILDING, WHETHER FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION OR REPAIRS, In WOOD OR BRICK, CONSULT—SHILLITTO’S, LTD. Big Expert Staff, Magnificently Equipped Workshop. Large Stocks ■of well-seasoned I Timbers, enables the Firm to execute first class work, in quality and finish, at competitive lirices and in a reasonable time. Telephone 236. Offices, Yards and Mills, LeCREN’S STREET, Opposite Elizabeth Street.

SPECIAL PURCHASE. ENGLISH MANUFACTURERS' RANGE OF • HATS, HIGH GRADE FUR AND VELOUR. LATEST SHADES. PRICES FROM 25/-. OVERCOATS AND RAINCOATS. NEW GOODS ARRIVING EVERY DAY. ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW IN MEN’S WEAR. d s STAFFORD STREET. Telephone 754.

G. A. BRIDGES, Assoc. M. Inst., C.E., M.N.Z.I.S. CIVIL ENGINEER AND LICENSED SURVEYOR. TALBOT CHAMBERS.

THE RITZ. THE FAVOURITE SOUTH END HAIRDRESSING SALOON (Late Clarke’s), NOW OPEN. MODERN TONSORIAL PARLOURS Aiul TOBACCONIST DEPOT. An Expert Staff Engaged. Special Saloon for Ladies. Three Chairs. No Waiting.. THE RITZ, STAFFORD STREET SOUTH. SAYING PRIVATE ESTATES. When Sir Julius Vogel, half a century ago, persuaded Parliament to pass the Public Trust Bill his action was not due to a pressure l'or "Stale enterprise” in a general way. It was not the wish of tho statesmen here in the early seventies to look for a Government profit in a new undertaking. They decided to establish the Public Trust Office because they were firmly convinced by hard cold facts that such an institution was necessary for the safeguarding of private estates. As far back as tho year IS7O Sir Julius Vogel referred to "innumerable cases" of minors whose inheritance had been largely wasted or utterly lost by the mistakes, the unwise, speculation or the peculation of trustees. The Public Trust Office came then as a sure means of enabling a testator to make the best possible provision for his dependants without fear of mishap. For further particulars, apply to —■ E. E. DUNCAN. District Public Trustee, Timaru.

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