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Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20207, 29 May 1937, Page 14 (Supplement)

* iW m w-zs% ■ liisiS mmm .i," wfewfoMfr The REO EMT 6 piece EHnhMS Suite £26/5/0 Our Range of Beautiful Dining Suites is well worth a visit of inspection. This Modern Design is in shaded Oak. Suite comprises 4ft. 6in. Sideboard with leadlight doors; the Drawleaf Table is 3ft. 6in. x 3ft. 3in. and extends to sft. 6in. x 3ft. 3in. Four well-con-structed Chairs complete the Suite. - r m ■ Barton % Ross are not only RETAILERS bat ACTUAL MANUFACTURERS of Good Furniture ««u. Value and Qualify ate Ih-s Safeguarded in yom interests ENGLISH PYREX OVEN GLASSWARE Gill Suggestions for June RriJes Webb & Corbett Crystal as shown at the British Industries Fair. (Cut) Water Sets—7 Pieces— 33/6 to 82/6 Set Sherry Sets— 57/6 to £4 Set. Tall Comports—l2/6 to 13/6 ea. Candle Sticks— 17/6 Pair Whisky Sets— 37/6 Set Now obtainable at Barton & Ross’. In the latest streamline shapes. Also in Blue Willow Pattern. OVAL CASSEROLES— Deep— OVAL CASSEROLES— ShaIIow ROUND CASSEROLES—Deep—--9/9 11/3 13/6 Each LARGE SIZE CHICKEN CASSEROLEMEDIUM CHICKEN CASSEROLE—--27/6 Each 14/6 Each Also Complete Range of Other Useful Pieces, as—BAKING DISHES, PUDDING DISHES, PIE PLATES, PIE DISHES, CEDING BOTTLES, ANTI-MILK FOAMERS, ETC. PSPS n-*- J W: m Our Latest Exhibition of Pottery, Crystal and China is now on display in our Spacious China Dept. Enjoy the comfort and luxury of a BARTON & ROSS LOUNGE SUITE in your home. Craftsmanship design and lasting quality are s if you choose at Barton & Ross’. SUITES— From £2l/10/BARTON & ROSS Ltd Opp. C.P.O. HAMILTON Where Quality Costs No Morel yiCTORIA ST.

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■ .1 P W ' \ f ' \ Asking for LIGHT! fTTi’e eyes of little Sbabies are greedy for light, particularly 'when it comes from scientifically tested quality lamps; Philips Lamps. i Stmt, WalUngtoti.