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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18450, 28 April 1928, Page 17 (Supplement)

WANTED TO SELL. F° Ü Be?^St Sale, 3ft Watters Ran good ss? < rood, Quiet TCow, ldsea Street, LinJ IZARD Shoos in large variety, special J colours and. styles; price 23s 6d. t any other with valves. Road, Richmond, ’ ' 4396 X (gPISCIAL Display of Newest Foot we lays or after 7 p.m. . ‘ir. - CONSkCTIONKE' BUSINESS FO „dow. we S reet. X ND GROCERY LE, eiglit years’ 4 4 2 OX W A in Hugh reductions. ] 525-530, Colombo St. gallon. Hunter Si gn Co., J528-530,_ TTUNTER STON CO., Signwriters, XX Paperhangers and Art Decorators, 528-530, Colombo St. \ITAIJ,PArERS. Paper that room now. End of seasoi •ssz Hunter Sign Co. 5998 _ COUNTRY Residents, send for Pattern Vy Books of Wall papers. End of season sale. Hunter Sign Co., 528-530, Colombo St. 5998 P'eTdY Mixed Paint, 19s 6d“~Sial 1 om. XV Roof Paints from 10s 6d gallon. Hunter Sign Co.. 525-530, Colombo St. O TRAMWAYMEN! t Reliable Kew-levcr Watch, Extra Heavy Case and Movement, 37s 6d. At 11. L. KENNETT A CO., 211 HIGH STREET, W^r Oak Finish ;li Katioi adding. Liberal allowances ol

AbL CLASSES of Motor Cylinders Bored arid Ground. Rings Fitted and Pistons Made. Rebushing, etc. COWELL AND DORE, 'Phone 589. Cor. St. Asaph and Antigua Streets._ I“Tl Y _ STARCH, the Purest and Best. 2 X GEORGE Jam, OT C» kr Wholesome Flavour. Allu vith the Fresh-Fruit GEORGE Fresh Fr o Wf H OT-WATER SYSTEMS Electrically Heated; 25gals Boiling; Water for 3d per week. COWELL AND DORE, Phone 589, Cor. St Asaph and Antigua Streets. 'ANTED Known, for Economical W chor Milk Powder. looks different and Wf Wf SOLID OAK STRIKING CLOCKS Splendid Timekeepers, 27s 6d. At It. L. KENNETT & CO., 211 HIGH STREET, Engineering jobbing Machinery Overhauled, Gear-cutting, Turning, etc. of work. COWELL AND DORI 'Phone 689. WORK. Milling, Any class Streets. W&S3& lib Tins all Known, for Economical use Anchor Milk Powder. Stores. SX Engineering jobbing work Machinery Overhauled, Milling Gear-cutting, Turning, etc. Any class of work. COWELL AND DORE. 'Phone 589. Cor. St Asaph and Antigua Streets. Wf Known, for Piet use Anchor Milk Stores. 1000 ALARM CLOCKS Guaranteed, 5s 6d, At It. It. KEN NETT & CO., 211 HIGH STREET, 1000 ALARM CLOCKS Guaranteed, 5s 6d, At R. L. KENNETT & 211 HIGH STREET, CO.

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