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Star (Christchurch), Issue 11332, 9 March 1915, Page 8

SMARTLY DRESSED For Litil® Money Why pay Two and Three Guineas for those Cheap, Sloppy, Shoddy, Beady-made Costumes and Dresses, they neither look nor weai- w«ll. A second-hand Tailor-made Costume is a hundred tiiueo better, and 1 can sell them much cheaper than you can buy the cheap stuff. I have a lew Tailor-made New Misfit Costumes, at half their Original price. Everything in the clothing line for Men and Women. If you wish to be well dressed for little money call and eec SVlrs. SLLWOOD] Second-hand ClofhS&p, 123 - 125 • 127 &RMAQB STREET* •Phone 3037. Any City Shops match Values like these ? HALF CITY PRICES is a nowise empty boast with Since our London Buyers started for us we have leapt right into the lead as SMALL-PROFIT Drapers. And this Sale of ours—with its huge stock in our little Store, that has been the talk of Bargain buyers all over Christchurch —just isn't it booming. For instance, take these present Specials, all showing now in the two windows —Where can you match them ? 100 dozen Ladies' Hemstitched Handkerchiefs—--6 for 7ld Ladies' Hand-embroidered Handkerchiefs, no two alike, over 50 beautifully-worked designs— Kach 3id Ladies, Girls' or Children's Scotch Knitted Gloves, in heathers and plain greys— All at 1/Ladies' Kid Gloves, 2-dome fasteners, in tan only— • All sizes 1/11 Lace Collar Supports, pin on, requires no sewingset with pearls aud coloured stones Worth 7id Pair 2d Ladies' Hairnets, in light, mid and dark brown Usually 4/- doz © for 9d Ladies' Black-Ribbed Hose Pair 9id Shadow Laces, very beautiful designs in white and ivory Yard ©cS &nd ©id White Embroideries, 18-inch wide ... Per yd 6£d Ostrich Feather Mounts, all newest designs— From 1/ 6 English Felt Hats—all the new Autumn shapes and colours —just landed— 2/6 WELCOME COUNTRY ORDERS. THE HALF-SUV PRICE DRAPERS, 480, COLOMBO And at Ferry Road.

u u P* l □ THE Canterbury Times" « ■ GRAND PHOTOGRAPHIC □ □ Reward for With the Camera. £2§ IN PRIZES £26 THE PROPRIETORS of the Dominion's favourite household magazine, the <s CANTERBURY T3RfIES, M have pleasure in announcing a PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION, open to bona fide Residents of New Zealand. The Competition is being promoted with a view to encouraging Photographers of this country to secure Pictures depicting Landscapes, Seascapes, and the Natural Beauties and Wonders of New Zealand, aud also any class of Picture Study of general interest. There will be four Classes as follows:—. CLASS I—Naw Zealand landscapes, including Pastoral and Agricultural, and Hush Scenes, and views of the Natural Wonders of the Dominion. CLASS ir—Niw Zwlanii Seasoapaa, including Yachting, Boat- ' ing and Shipping Scenes. CLASS III —Figura Studies, European or Maori. CLASS IV— GsneraS Collection o? Now Zealand Photographs. In this section a conrpetitor must enter six Photographs, each dealing with a separate class. There will be no limit to the number of Photographs that may be entered, but at least six pictures must be entered in ' Class IV., General Collection. THE PRIZE-LIST. Class I—First Prize, £A ; Second, £2. Class ll—First,/4; Second, ,£2. Class lll—First, £4 Second, £2. Class IV—First, £5 ; Second, £2; Third, £l. The Competition will commence at onoe, and "Entries and Photographs will be received up to the end of April. The Competition Pictures will be judged by an expert committee appointed specially for the purpose. Packages containing the Photographs should be marked " Canterbury Times Photographic Competition," and address to the Editor, Canterbury Times, Christchurch. . The Proprietors of the Canter bury Tithes reserve the right to publish any Photograph sent in, aud entries will be accepted only oti this understanding. All unaccepted Photographs will be returned, provided the necessary postage is enclosed. Entrants are requested to state their names and addresses fully and clearly with entry. Explanatory or descriptive matter must accompany each Picture for publication purposes, as it will add to the value or the photograph. Photographs must be original, and must not have been previously published in any journal. The negative must be taken by an .entrant, but the printing of the Photograph need not necessarily be his owu work. The prints may be mounted, unmounted, contact or enlarged. The suitability of a Photograph for reproduction will be taken into consideration in awarding the prize;!. Large views are preferable to small ones. Glossy Bromide paper is preferable for reproduction purposes. The decision of the Proprietors of the Canterbury Times upon any question arising in connection with the Conipeti- ■ tion shall be accepted us final, and it is ou this condition only that entries will he received. N©W IS THE TIME SECURE YOUR ? The Prize-winflingf Photographs will be published in the Canterbury Times in the best style of the illustrative art the modern magazine.