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underwear i SILK &• WOOL PANTIES — Fancy knit. Peach.* W. j j ' size only : 5/6 pr., J | CANTERBURY SILK & WOOL VESTS— Fancy knit. I I Shade Peach. Opera Top — S.W. and W, 8/11 ea. j j Princess Top — O.S — 9/9 ea. j | ENGLISH ALL WOOL VESTS— Fancy knit. Peach and j -I , White. Opera top. W. only. 11/3 and 11/6 ea. I 1DU BARRY INTERLOCK BLOOMERS — Cream only. | ,-nii ^to;X.O;S. ^ fromr4/4t to 6/9 pr. j M AT BEISLE INTERLOCK SLIPS— Princess top. Peach. ; 1 0;S.:wohly 12/9 ea. i MAY BELLE INTERLOCK 'COMBINATIONS-^Cream. ! Size W. only .! 20/3 pr. J jomycobhy's! i t — n — n mm n n — n — » nmm n — n — ii mi 1 1— n mm o — n m m n ira n mm ti nr o n grime d0es not pay! j GRIME Will Ruin Your Car and Truck | J GRIME CAN BE SCIENTIFICALLY REMOVE'D. j j GRIME DlSSdLVE^^WlTH ..STEAM CLEANING. j I GRIME CANNOT DO ITS. WORK AGAINST J THE PROTECTION OF OUR SPECIAL | ! UNDER-CHASSIS PAINT. | 'I The- 'sfEAHi CLEANING Specialists huds0n & burnham, ltd. | QUEEN STREET, LEVIN •tiMiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiniiiiiMiiiiiiiriiiiliruiiiiilliiiiiiiHMilliillllliillillliillllllMiiliiiillliiliililiillliilliillliillliiiii!^ { 6(1. each paid for these ] | BEETLES 1 | • | , = \ hump on each ^ and irregular covering of = | I side with large,. fme s/,ort ye//0w hairs. 5 I V swelling on t . Just below the head there 5 1 N^top - , . \r ** ,/S'O b.coad conical spine 5 - ' 'fr fe-T stick'ihg out each side. | | ' V • . , * / JL V *• On top of each spine = | ' / j^;.r \ there is a shining round 5 E .f l swelling. Minute warts E • E _. , u. # . •* A :^B V cover the back. The head E t E Dl*tlngulsh[ng features. // b' - - : \\ j -.l = E II fc;/v..:3s|l M is pitted with numerous = E The two-toothed longharn ; , > ir ||V- 11 - holes. Beetle exit holes E | beetle is \* to l" long and j I) from timber are oval = | narrow bodied. . Dark V ^ and up to ¥ across the = = reddish colour with thin \ " widest diameter. | I TW0%filHE|) L0H6H0SN | E (AMBEODONTUS TRISTIS — do not confuse with lemon tree borer .) = E A E = Probably the most destructive borer each for the first 5,000 live beetles | 1 in New Zealand^ Life cycle is at sent in, with a special prize of £10 | I least 5 years, possibly 12-15 years. for the largest individual collection. | I Thus the 1" long grtibs have plenty Beetles must be kept separated as | 1 of time in which to do damage. they seize each others legs and | I Burrows may extend many feet antennae and won't let go. Pack in | | through joists, studs, flooring, wall individual containers(preferablytins) f I boards, etc. without breaking surface. or separated by several thicknesses | I Beetles shun strong light and prefer of paper. Wrap securely and send | I to emerge on the und^rside of timber to The Laboratory, Boracure (N.Z.) I I SO LOOK UNDERNEATH THE Ltd., P.O. Box 632, Wellington. State f E HOUSE. Beetles frequent old mac- number of beetles sent, print your | I rocarpa stumps and are prevalent in name and full address. | § houses built on old bush areas. No j | | real research haEgb.een done in N.Z. | 1^0 | | 4 1 1 f J ^ § | on longhorn emdication and the I E E Boracure Laboratory will pay 6d. l&> E I 5.9 a i Eiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiii'ii>iiiii>>i>iiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiitiiiiiiii'iifiiiiiii>'iiiiiiiiiiiii>ii'iii*iiiiiiiiiiiiiii'*iiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiitii;iiiir; Cnr. Broadway Avenue and Albert Street, PALMERSTON NORTH. — . 'Phone 7768