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Timaru Herald, Volume CL, Issue 22043, 16 August 1941, Page 6

&SIK Tucked away snugly in a bush clad arm of Lake Wakatipu, Queenstown, centre of the Southern Lakes District, is a perfect year round sporting holiday resort, with shooting, fishing, —. launch trips, mountaineering, and, in winter, ski-ing, skating and tobogganing. You must visit Queenstown. Full details a* the GOVERNMENT TOURIST BUREAU Mt. Cook & Southern Lakes Tourist Co.. Ltd.. Stafford St., Timaru kMihl You can buy or sei a Used Car through our Classified Columns Your message reaches most of the homes in South Canterbury >n the “TINY BUT MIGHTV’ Classified Ad.

War on Orchard Pests I NOW IS THE TIME TO PRUNE AND SPRAY WE STOCK SPRAY PUMPS from 27/6, HAND SPRAYERS from 3/3, RED OIL, LIME SULPHUR, BORDEAUX. ARSENATE LEAD, BLACK LEAF 40, BLUESTONE, ATOMISED SULPHUR. ETC. PRUNING SHEARS from 2/-, GARDENING GLOVES 4/9. ALSO —FULL STOCKS OF i SPADES, FORKS, HOES, RAKES, HEDGE SHEARS. EVERYTHING FOR THE GARDENER. PRIEST and HOLDGATE, LTD. THE IRONMONGERS

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* f 123 J its WAVe-sneAOfftg\ * EFFICIENT TOPDRESSING MORE ESSENTIAL THAN EVER A <- > so ® et S oin B a MACAUsren TOPVRESJER j IT’S TOPS IN TOPORESSING 8 V "twj LOCAL BRANCH: CAIN’S TERRACE, TIMARU Smith s Open Warehouse Ltd. The two kinds of customers the one who buys quality the one who lets price buy him. If price buys you, you usually pay for more than you get. THE WISE CUSTOMER BUYS FROM SMITH’S LADIES— SO Sample Costumes, tweeds and fancy Men’s Suits, 341 n. to 38in., all one price 90/-. Men’s checks, all 30/-. Tweed Coats, S.W. and W. sizes, all Oilskins, in all sizes, 40/-. Just arrived, Wire Twist 30/-. 20 Fur-trimmed Coats, 45/-. Swagger and Box Shirts, sizes 14—18, 8/11. Winter weight Pyjamas Coats, £4/4/0. Wool Frocks and odd Tweed Jumper 10/6—lB/6, all sizes. We have full stocks of WinterSuits, all 20/-. Skirts from 10/6. Jerseys from 12/6. weight Underwear in Cotton. Cotton and Wool Odd Blazers and Jogger Sports Coats 15/6. Children’s and All Wool English and Colonial Mills Clothing, all re-marked at low prices. GENTLEMEN— EngIish Sample Overcoats, all sizes, Remember! CLIPPER SUITS to Measure. The Quality 65/-; plain and herringbone in Grey and Fawns. product at a competitive price are exclusive to Smith's SMITH'S OPEN WAREHOUSE, 45 GEORGE ST. TIMARU