Page 5 Advertisements Column 3

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16161, 15 March 1918, Page 5

M. HOLLANDER has pleasure in announcing to his many patrons and the public of Christchnrch- and Canterbury that the increased patronage accorded him has rendered it essential to make arrangements for larger premises. He has secured Stewart Dawson's Late Shop HIGH STREET In addition to the large groundfloor shop, a spacious upstairs Showroom will also be used ior the effective display of comprehensive stocks of everything of the latest in Ladies' Coats and Costumes. The finest styles in Fancy Blouses--will also be on view. The Ladies' Costume Department will ■ be under the direction of ~ MISS DUNCAN (lat* or D.1.C., cHBisTCMtmeH) Patrons can rest assured that the opening of these new and more commodious nrcmises -will mark a new epoch in'establishing an even improved service in the supplying of everything for ladies. M. HOLLANDER LTD. COLOMBO STREET Phone 3566 _ H6&43 J THOS. GAPES &COJ 83 VICTORIA STKKK.T The Home ior PAINTING uo DEGOBffIMG Tmraam . sok

Jflh 1® Your Boy | ■ and the War 1 I iFRIHB demand for the military diary this year was 1 I 1 80 great that the large edition printed com- 15 =1 itooil pietely sold out. Another limited quantity has 1 r n TndCpur^ n to W ORDER TJowl adV,Be i f 1 THE [ Soldiers Diary! i, the handiest book ever put together for a Soldier. Its 365 perforated pages make letter-writing easy. Day L gj by day he can jot down his experiences, then detach a S - few sheets and post them to you. |~ THE SOLDIER'S DIARY also contains a Manual J of Military Information—compact, practical and help- [_ J ful—a Cash Book, a Pencil, and a Wallet for holding g • S loose papers. n 1 Measures Sin. x 4* in.-printed on thin, tough paper -lies flat and takes up little room. Boxed ready for 1 posting. g n Bound Strong Khaki Cloth 3/g n I (Button Fasteaing) II J Bound Full Leather - 6/6 U ? Edition de Luxe - • 10/6 a " ® 1 Whitcombe & Tombs Ltd. j] lrA»r-3lg3Wjr=l»E=J' ■ - v-