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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17244, 10 January 1924, Page 9

Furniture ON Easy Time Payments Take advantage this New Year of McKenzie and Willis* Easy Time Payment system under which you are enabled to secure the benefit of quality Furniture by the payment of a small deposit and small weekly instalments as follows: £lO £2O £3O £4O £SO £tOO £2OO worth worth worth worth worth wo th worth - £2 deposit • £4 deposit - £8 deposit • £8 deposit - £IQ deposit - £2O deposit - £4O deposit S/2 weekly 6/4 woekiy S/6 weekly 12/8 weekly 1 6/- weekly SI /- weekly SI /- weekly McKenzie & Willis The Big Shop next the Post Office CATHEDRAL SQUARE WISHING OUR CUSTOMERS ONE AND ALL JOY AND HAPPINESS FOR XMAS AND THE NEW YEAR \\7l3 desire to wish our the Happiest of Xe for their patronage during 1923. Ours has been the privilege and the opportunity for a service community which we sincerely hope has accomplished ita mission in bringing genuine satisfaction. _ JYe the_ confidence which customers have placed in continuance of the the threshold of 1924. been privileged to render in the paaL THE PERFECTOR DRESS AND COSTUME SERVICE “For Better Goods at Lower Prices.” 599 a, COLOMBO STREET (near St. Asaph Street).

WOODARDS’ FOR BARGAINS IN FOOTWEAR Boots and Shoes direct to the Pub ic at Who'esale Rates . A F « w of Our Astounding Bargains Include. LA Wh?» a ? a ,i en a t . e? a ‘\ S ?° eS ' -r L ? Ui ts-l ,e '* ls 25 '• Ail Colour Suede, from 27 §. Wuite Canvas Sho.J. from 7,6. White Buckskin from 21 - PEUTt , , r . Repairs- Sewn. 6/C: Riveted. 56. CENTS Mariow. black or tan. from 27/6. Bowler’s Shoes assortment of Boots and Shoes at ’ Snap Up " Prices . UI) x Repairs—Sewn. 9/6; Riveted. 7/S. nt ß“Sii?.-BeVn?"/«j Ei™ted iS iA rom 3/ ”- Se " id « "" YOUR EARLY INSPECTION IS INVITED. J. WOODARD’S Bargain Boot Warehouse Note the Two Addresses:— 623 COLOMBO STREET (3 doors from Tuam Street, uostairti *nd ? t 64 EOCEWARE ROAD (Tod of Colombo Stroot” Shoes, from 12/S. Largo

Heartiest Greetings for 1924 At this happiest of all seasons we extend a hearty greeting to our many friends and customers. May the New Year bring joy and prosperity to everyone. On this, the threshold of another year we desire to express our thanks and appreciation of the splendid support that lias been given us in the year just closing, and in extending our best wishes for 1924, trust that our efforts to give unqualified satisfaction will continue to deserve the same splendid measure of support accorded us in the past. F. LONGDIN “ The Pram Corner,” 586 COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Phona 3463.

SHEET MUSIC l “ BEGGS ” for the Newest, The Classics, and all Standard Works. Chas. Begg & Co, Ltd. 128 MANCHESTER STREET CHRISTCHURCH

iWith the coming of the New Year comes the fancj’ for NEW | Furniture a Barfetts’ Furniture is noted for its artistic qualities because it is $ made in Barfetts’ own factory 2 by skilled workmen—men who have had years of experience in the manufacture of quality furmT ture. For this reason also it is made to your personal tastes, Y and will therefore give you cem- £ plete satisfaction. Thrifty housewives will do well <£ to inspect Barfetts’ range of y Furniture and Furnishings. | BARFETTS’ f 127 MANCHESTER STREET. •>> Corner Tuam Street. A. M. Brosaact SPECIALIST lit Automobile Generator, Starting And Ignition system*. Magnetos Repaired and Re-wound. Chargee Moderate. 246 Durham St. (nr. Cashel Si.) Phone 1342. JJERMA HAIR WAVING. MISS AVERY MISS CLOUGH’S TOILET ROOMS. 240, HIGH STREET. Curling from 10 -; Curling Fliud froia 3/6 Bottle. 6700 FOR BETTER SERVICE ' ( ARTHUR HILL S