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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19197, 10 October 1930, Page 13

LEAKY SKYLIGHTS. During his lone voyage round the world in a 39ft cutter, Alain Gerbault sa} r s he was much discomforted and damped by leaky skylights on his little ship—he should have installed Starkies’ Improved Model Skylights. Conscientious builders recommend Starkies’ Skylights. Full particulars from all Hardware Merchants, or the makers, Crompton’s, Ltd., 133, Tuam Street. 6 Taxi fares will never be raised as long as the Public keep on patronising the Gold Band Taxis, as they have already been asked to raise the fares, but they refuse; so keep on 'phoning j 34-075 or 35-572 for Gold Band Taxis.! Thank you. 2 j

ACCLAIMED IN CHRISTCHURCH BY THE PUBLIC as a WONDER SALE WONDER SALE SCHNEIDEMAN’S Tailors for Men £5,000 Purchase for Cash of Worsteds from a Mill in Huddersfield. THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF HIGH-GRADE WORSTEDS NOW MADE UP INTO SCHNEIDEMAN’S SUITS WONDER WONDER WONDER \>v”* s; 1930 WONDER 236 Hand-made Suits FOR SEVEN DAYS SUPERBLY MADE MODELS REDUCED £2 TO £3 SOME ARE SILK-LINED AND A HOST OF OTHERS IMPOSSIBLE TO INCLUDE IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT SOME ARE SATIN-LINED. SEE AT WONDER SALE PRICES SCHNEIDEMAN ® SONS LTD. 703 COLOMBO STREET - - OPP. THE TRIANGLE CHRISTCHURCH Al»o at Auckland, Wsllingtoa, Dunedin, Wanganui, Palmerston North, Invercargill, Hasting!, Hamilton, New Plymouth