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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19159, 16 November 1927, Page 3

More Pictures Beautifully Framed A STORE TO BROWSE IN. This store believes in the old book-shop idta of inviting people to browse among its selections without asking them to buy. If you happen to see something you want, well and good — if you do not it's all the same — we are glad to have you visit the store at your leisure and pleasure. &&$ *K **3W « V. v ".»*. »-"*"<*'< 3*we =s&£. $m saw? 4*6 to 27*6 A SUITABLE GIFT Sizes—Bins. x 24ins. So many of our customers have been waiting the arrival of these "pictures — the range was never wider, and the prices are very moderate — original signed etchings and prints by well known artists—beautifully framed in gilt or black polished wood. Old English Scenes Village Scenes Church Scenes On The Thames Child Studies Flower Studies e4jh

Results of Swan BACON Crossword Competition FIRST PRIZE, £SO: Miss Daphne Lawrence, 39 Cornwall Street, ' St. Albans, Christchurch. SECOND PRIZE, £IS: B. Doherty, State Advances, Wellington. THIRD PRIZE, £10: Miss E. Hodgson, Main Road, Lower Hurt. ™ R 7£L.T RIZE ' £5: J - P - BUck « 39 Wellington Terrace, Wellington, FIFTH PRIZE, £2 10s.: Miss D. Aldersley, 4 Camp Road, Lower Hott. FIFTY PRIZES OF £l. Mm, A. M. Scalettl, Deyonport;— Miss E. 0. Webb, Oamaru; I. H. Paris, Inglewood: Miss M. Aidersley, Lower Hutt; C. W. Higgni, Karori; Mrs. Purdie, St. Albans, Christchurch; S. H. Wells, Willing-, ton: Mrs. Scott, Lower Hutt; Miss K. Derwent, Wellington; K. Marlow. • Lawrence; Mrs. J. S. Sillick, Te | Kuita; Mrs. O. A. Williams, St. l Albans; Mrs. M. C. Todman, Aramoho: Mrs. K. Laing, Avonside; Miss Ellis, Nelson; G. B. Carde, Wanganui; Mrs. K. L. Jellicoe, Khandallah; A. Williams, Christchurch ; Mrs. B. W. Woodlead. R, L. Kane, Wellington; C. Lawrence, St. Albans; G. P. Coates, Rangiora Miss M. Quilter, Mataura: Mrs. A. Aldersley, Lower t Hutt; Mary Martin, Invercargill; I Ia H. Cock. Mt. Eden; J. Walken, Auckland; Miss K. McGeehin, Mt. Albert; S. ATalker, Auckland; Mrs. J. E. Sbaw, Khandallah; Miss N. o^ an xn.. S T- £'!?5 n, , ; T MiM Val ?,* "Williams, St. Albans; Olirs Mint**, Waki; Miss L. Radford, InTercargill; ™ " ..—.-—.. .* - -=• Wellington South; J. H. B. Schroder,' ThS'm^-^ff'v-^S !!;..£?"''• ■frenaauon; a. ungues, ntiKorai ; u u _ MSi* *£■-&& : Z& K-S. !:.■■■' k« ifo .(■ d-'Sju- »xv ■ Ilia ; ys»yjn ThS'mS,'n b.,:l5 ramono; »• J-'urry, *enasiton; a. augnes, naiKomr u. u Thomson, Patok*;D. P Phillips, Wellington; Mrs. D. C. Higgni, feawri: M. A. Templeton, Christchurch: Kiss M. Barke, Berhampora; Mrs. 8. Cfaalm<<rs. Arondale South; J F. W. Schroder, Hokitika; Miss A. Fcnton, Tatararlkl; Mrs. L. A. M. Hardie, Oamata. THIRTY-FIVE PRIZES OF 10/-. Miss C. Ewarf. Wellington; Mrs. F. Riddell, Johnsonvilie; K. G. Wise, Rosen neath; P. J. Coates, Rangiora B. Grace, Palmcrston North; L. McGeehin, Mt Albert; L, Crumpton, Waitara; Miss P. Osborn. Claudelanda: G. S. Marshall, IJunedin; Mrs. D. G. Faris, Inglewood; Mrs. F. J. Bird, St. Albans; N. Carter. Invercargill; A. S. Cliffe. Hamilton; 8.-Maya.'l, Mt. Eden. D. Tates,'Christ* rhiircli; Miss B. Gillies. Rosyln; V. R. Collett, Lyndhurst; Mrs. S. Stanton, Woolston; C. Libeau, Eltham; Mr. Sillick, Te Kuiti; Mrs. L. Daries, Hokitika.; B. .T.Wilks, Wanganui E.; W. A. Given, Whangarei; S. Chalmers, Ay on dale South; J. J. Price, Christchurch; Mrs. I. Richardson, Walhi; Miss V. WilIpts. Deronport; Mrs. G. F. Pott, Tauranga; Mr. C. Hirst, Heme Bay; B. W. Carroll. Auckland: Miss K. Bibby, Luneedalc. Onga Onga; T. Veysey, Nelson; Miss B. Wilkins, Sprcydon; J. L. Smith. Greenmeadows; A. W. Pike, Timani. Ail the above Prize-winners submitted correct solutions of tke puzzle. Messrs J. C. Hutton (N.Z.) -Ltd., desire to thank all competitors for their efforts. The Competition ' aroused great interest and enthusiasm, nearly Ave thousand entries being received. Keep on Buying mm , Free from Boracic Acid. Look for the 3 coloured stripes—Rid, GREEN and BLUE, Xmas get a J" HAM an& enjoy the Best! Order it NOW!

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