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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1599, 16 November 1912, Page 11

I HAMMOCK CHAIRS-Witli sua shield ad- - | justable to any angle, covered canvas (as - HAMMOCK CHAIRS--Witli varriislied frames mrt . _ . HAMMOCK CHAlßS—Children's sizes, strong COLLAPSIBLE CAMP STOOLS—Seat of canvas, 4s. 9d. Brussels Carpet, varnished frames, 2s. ' " "' . ' . • ; 3d, , SWINGING HAMMOCKS—Strong spreading INFOLDING CHAlßS—Upholstered with Brun- Sticks botliends. Prices, Ss. 11ri. t 7s. . sels Carpet, ss. 6d. 6d., Bs. 6d., TOs. 6d M 12s, fid, eabh. STRONG COLLAPSIBLE STOOLS-Made COLLAPSIBLE GARDEN CHAIRS—With strong varnished wood, 3s. 9d. iron frames/ wooden seats, 7s. 6tl. ' STRONG COLLAPSIBLE CAMP. STRETCH- HATVn fOCTT PIT ATP<3 *r a V h' " ERS-Made best canvas "&hm tight,'-' HAM)IO( J CHAIRS—Made strong Canvas 25s 6(J as illustration), 4s. 11d. | LAWN MOWERS—The noted "Aero," ball- ■ 1 i ours, green-and natural cane. 6ft.

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