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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17890, 5 July 1926, Page 3

Patent Springs Give Baby More Comfort Ensure gentle riding for baby. All jolts and jars from uneven paths are prevented by the patent springs of a Woods* Push Chair Smart in appearance, easy to push, and convenient to fold. No wonder Woods’ Push Chairs are so popular. Obtainable from A. Sellars. Strange & Co., Geo. Anderson &C0..D.1.C.. and R. S. McKenzie & Co.

It is not the amount of the principal that you save—it is the principle of saving an amount, no matter how small. When you buy from the Provincial a large bottle of Macarthy’s Stout or Macarthy’s Ale you not only save sixpence, you not only secure the best local Stout or Ale on the market, but you indirectly contribute 2sd. to charity. Macarthy’s Brewery is run by the Public Trustee as executor for the Estate of the late T. G. Macarthy, and the profits are distributed to various deserving institutions. During 1925 the Macarthy Trust allotted £12,000 throughout New Zealand to charitable and educational institutions, ahd the total sum given away has reached the staggering amount of £95,437. All Stout connoisseurs like Macarthy’s Invalid Brown Stout. Thus, it is obvious that buying Macarthy’s you are helping deserving charitable objects as well as obtaining the very best of liquor. Macarthy’s Stout in particular is n'>ted for its tonic properties for invalids. It is, therefore, with the confident feeling of giving the public absolutely the finest proposition on the market that the Provincial offers: — Macarthy’s UT and E, 1/- a Large Bottle each at IMPORTANT NOTICE—There will be no outside deliver!** of Macarthy’s Ales or Stouts after July 10th. P I''WCIAL HOTEL 13 for Low Prices CORNER CASHEL AND BARBAJDOES STREETS (Just a few doors on the right-hand side, past. Farmers To-op.) ’Phone 1458 14739