The Last Word In New Season's Millinery. WW At HUNT'S there is displayed the Latest Fashion Creations in Dainty Millinery. Small brims bow to high crowns on these Smart Hats—crowns that are oddly crushed into new and bewitching shapes. Felt, Velour and Velvet fashion them, and, in most cases, are selling at very moderate prices. SMART FROCKS. We are displaying a very fine range of exclusive English and French Frocks, imported direct by us— Georgettes and Crepe de Chenes predominate. We would appreciate a visit to our Showroom before purchasing elsewhere. . E. HUNT, General Draper, i Pollen Street • Than* "You'll Always get Quality at Keener Prices at Hunt's." '
Cw& Children like Hearne'i, Its sparkling purity and soothing flavour are cfo£. vious from the first tastel At the first sign of al cough, croup or any* other kind of chest! trouble give them Hearne's—the medicine of its kind fully graduated for use witn •* children of all ages. • ':< BRONCHITJS CURE ,"M THE GREAT LUNG PROTECTORY EVERYWHERE 216 &416 N.Z. Office: Hearne'i Buildragt. WaUhwfc* 1 NOT HOW MUCH—BUT HOW GOODT 'v|i When buying Eucalypti Extract, It's not the aaze of the bottle, but the quality of the contents that matter*. The bottle of Ecalyptl Extract In.''thf;' dark green-banded carton bearing th* signature "Sander & Son's," Is pura Volatile Eucalypti Extract—the ▼•**, beat you can buy.—(Advt.)
Old fc*lks cannot afford to trifle .with coughs and colds. Take Bennington's Irish Moss. Nothing so sure and so good. Mr. E. HPiDDRILL, Hamilton, writes:— "Though 70 years of age I still find great relief by taking Bonnington's Irish Most when needed". Family size 2/6 HO If Mean s Just What It Saijs A V- backet does 7-weekhj washindV The man who fits out at Hunt's will never complain about the price* the quality, the smartness, or the comfort of his clothes. Well selected large stocks. Be sure and get the Star's Jubilee Souvenir History of the Goldflelds Fully illustrated; 272 pages; 1/-, posted 1/4.
.nALIT»SiI minium 'iri& ag 5& : . m ■ ~:i ■»> ,5 « S ; R*g®\ If you arc not alr'eadv saving "Amber Tips" Coupons, start right away. Everybody who saves the Coupons found in every packet of "Amber Tips" Fine Tea can obtain valuable Gift Prizes, including Aluminium Saucepans, Stainless Knives, Porks, and Spoons. For full particulars how these are obtained and complete list of FREE PRIZES, write to—"AMBER TIPS GIFT," Eastern Tea Company, , P.O. Box 946, Chrlstchuxcli. jßseaßaa m W;-^ ft
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Thames Star, Volume LXII, Issue 17386, 26 March 1928, Page 3
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