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Western Star, 3 December 1935, Page 4

Milking Riil>lierware is guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction. WISE FARMERS USE PARA RUBBER WARE, —-they know that good rubberware helps to ensure a good test, is cheaper in the end —and milks better. Get your Drill Spouts from the PARA too . Best Quality, 2s 6d each. Coy., Ltd. DeeSt., Invercargill. N.Z. Distributors of Siberling Tyres

Give the always-appreciated Gifts for the Home This Xmas----LINEN LUNCHEON SETS 1 iu cream with coloured, borders . . cloth, size 45 x 45, and 4 Serviettes, . Neatly boxed. 14/5, 14/11, 16/6. CHINESE HAND-EMBROIDERED TEA SETS.—I and 4 Serviettes ... All daintily embroidered on cloth 36iu x 36in white ground . . . 4/6 set.

ORGANDI TEA SHOWERS.—Hand .painted conventional designs hijgay colourings « . . . , ART silk BREAKFAST CLOTHS. —White grounds and coloured ders in blue, gold and green. Ner.uj boxed . . .54m x Sin 54in x 72m iIOT 10/6 14/6' TOWEL SETS- —Neatly boxed Giftg of 1 Towel and 1 Face Cloth . . J 3 /H J 4/11, 5/6 set. ENQUIRE ABOUT OUR fi'CKETS FOR FREE AFTERNOON TEA AND ICE CREAMS FOR CASH SALES OF £1 AND 10/-. DURING DECEMBER. Herbert, Haynes & Co. s Ltd., The House for Satisfaction. Tay Street, Invercargill 9 a a i;i i ixe BILLHEADS, DODGERS, BUTTER WRAPPERS, ACCOUNT BOOKS, RECEIPT ROOKS, CONCERT TICKETS, PROGRAMMES AVD MENUS, ETC. w. 4* m. * Sp V?

Let us quote you for your next job —— ■WJEST.KRW STAR, Genera? Printers & Publishers, Napier Street, -’Phone 3,—Riverton

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