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Hokitika Guardian, 28 April 1925, Page 1

Recent Gold Snaps give warning to provide Woollens for the There is a sense of security in wearing a good woollen garment. Ballantynes qualities in Warm, Cosy Materials are most desirable for Bed Jackets, Dressing Gowns, Children’s Coats, Scarves, Gaiters, etc. 3’he Doctor All-wool Molleton X'lannd,. In .Mauve, Nigger, Sn.ve, Cardinal, and Mid Brown *lO inches—--7/6 per yard Heavy All-wool Molldon riannol, in Sky, Pink, Mauve, Cardinal, Maroon, Saxe, Kingfisher, and Hello, 42 inches—--8/G per yard Keversiblo Molleton Cloth, All Cotton, in Saxe-ltose, Grey-Saxo, Grey-Pink, and Sky-Pink, SO inches— S/3 per yard Super Knopp Cloth, Stockinette Hack, in Cream. Pawn. Crimson, Saxe, Scarlet, Cardinal, Maroon, 51 inches— IG/G per yard All-wool Ripple Cloth, in Cream, Sky, ltose. Shell Pink, Pawn, Right; and Dark Saxe, Yieux Rose, Kingfisher, Mauve, Maroon, and Cardinal, 42 inches—--8/G per yard lforrockses* Ripple Cloth, All Cotton, hut giving a good measure of warmth at low cost, in Light and Mid Saxe, Ilelio, and Yieux Hose, 3G inches— ’ 2/11 per yard French Flannel, Super Quality, Allwool; dainty shades—Rose Pink, Shell Pink, Cardinal, Maroon, Mid Saxe, Mauve, and Kingfisher, 28 incites—--5/11 per yard PATTERNS WILLINGLY SENT TO ANY ADDRESS. Ballantynes Woollens Conserve the Heat & Resist the Cold Discount: 1/ in the £ for Cash or on Monthly Accounts. J. Ballantyne & Co. Ltd . CHRISTCHURCH 00000000000000000000000000000000000000 © c FOR 75 YEARS THE A. M. P. SOCIETY HAS MADE SOLID PROGRESS. ON THE RESULTS ACHIEVED OVER THIS LONG PERIOD IT SHOULD BE EVIDENT TO ANY IMPARTIAL OBSERVER THAT THE SOCIETY IS HELD IN THE HIGHEST ESTIMATION BY THE PUBLIC OP NEW £> ZEALAND AUSTRALIA, AND GREAT BRITAIN. Q o COMPARE THE NEW BUSINESS TRANSACTED BY THE OR- * O DINARY DEPARTMENT OP THE A. M. P. SOCIETY IN THE Q PAST 25 YEARS:— © Period: 1899-1903 (10 years) 1909-1923 (15 years Policies: 101,180' 347,947 Sums Assured: L41,e56,075 £118,547,312 Annual Premiums: £1,422,880 £4,069,3GS FOR AN OFFICE OF SUCH A GREAT AGE TO SHOW SUCH CONTINUOUS PROGRESS, PROVES THAT IT HAS RETAINED THE CONFIDENCE OF ITS MEMBERS. c. 11. NEWTON, SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE, ORDINARY DEPARTMENT, A. M. P. SOCIETY, GREYHOUTH, V.GGGGGGQGGGQGGGGGGGGGGGGQGGGGGGGQGGGGG ::t THREE BARGAINS IN USED CARS! oonr BUYS FIVE f EATER SPECIAL SIX STUDEBAKER FINISHED IN GREY—LATE MODEL; ELECTRIC LIGHT AND SELF-STARTER. oorn BUYS SEVEN SEATEN HUDSON, FINISHED IN JboOU GREY; LATE MODEL; ELECTRIC LIGHT AND SELF-STARTER. 0 j - a BUYS BEAUTIFUL AUSTIN SALOON 20 lI.P. <=b4:OU FINISHED IN WHITE ENAMEL; LATE MODEL, ELECTRIC LIGHT AND SELF-STARTER. i r/L THREE INCLUDING TYRES, ARE IN PERFECT ORDER \ND 11 WE BEEN NEWLY PAINTED. JUST THE CARS FOR THE COAST. WRITE TO US TO-DAY FOR FULL PARTICULARS. NO 08-ITO ITO ATI ON ON YOU; BUT WE PROBABLY HAVE THE CAR YOU NEED AT THE RIGHT PRICE. TENCH BROS., Ltd., 141 CAMBRIDGE TERRACE. C II R ISTC H U R C II jL-gW laiMv a . po/dwton Tho same delicious tea—in a new delightful canister! A 51b. tin this time, and, as in the case of our 2U). canister, the first of its kind on the market—every tin labelled, sago, rice, etc.,— ready for its place on your pantry shelf. It’s a gay, decorative canister—it is going to be in keen demand, and the tea inside, well, its weli.known KAVEN TEA—always the best! Ask your grocer for the NEW 51b. canister. ■w* M aB UY TEA raven