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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16485, 26 February 1914, Page 5

7 * •w St * .'-A'',: g& ■ la^r .?#>>; i ■'.'■'>■:. J ;v;...> '/*£ ■ * I U;-s'.;::-.,"a>.-.J vS Vm". "'C 'U'aW' • *s ;*y S£ vSi? * ' • It not, TRY It and compete in the Velvet Limerick Competition 2nd.; n ••• 3rd „ 2 Prizes of ... £5 O O £3 O O £1 lO O IS o 7 e Here's the Limerickb ";,. '■V' i;; V'';:TV : '.: :"' A lady of excellent taste •- ,' / ;0 ■/ -..-....''".'. Cried ''Sir, I Will not be embraced. , - , Your Tobacco/Tknow, jsn't 'Velvet,' and so— Jadge: C. N. BAEYERTZ, Editor, "The Triad," Wellington. 4 - ' READ THE CONDITIONS: J (I) Competitors have to supply a missing line, the last word of which must rhyme with the word "Embraced." ■'<' (2) Competitors may send in as many attempts as they wish but each attempt must be accompanied by one (1) empty tin of " Velvet." (J) The Judge's decision will be final. (4) All entries must be made by 31st July, 1914, after which date the Competition will close. (5) Successful Competitors'names and addresses will be published in the leading newspapers throughout New Zealand. "VELVET" to: VELVET," Box 181 , G.P.0., WELLINGTON, N.Z ■ Here's the Footwear they need—the sort that will stand a lot of knocking about. GIRLS* BOX CALF DERBY LACE BOOT—--8/6 8/6 12/6 CHILDREN'S DERBY BLACK AND TAN BOOTS—eh e/6 BOYS' CHROME CALF BALMORALS, with heel and toe plates ... 8/6 9/6 12/6 BOYS' BOX CALF BOOT for best wear— At 8/6 10/6 12/6 INFANTS' WHITE LANGTRY SHOES, with buckle ... At 4/6 5/6 ■.-ftffl m iF*\ iS 7m mm il In order to introduce Crockett & Jones' (makers of our Health Footwear) BLACK BOOT POLISH, we offer full-size 6d tins for 4d each, or four 6d tins for 1/Wo are doing the Boot Polish trade of the City. Call early. II 105, MANCHESTER ST. DR JULIAN. 281, CAMBRIDGE TKRRACE (Between Manchester and Madras Streets), ' CHRISTCHUROH, K.Z. SUCCESSFUL Treatment for Skin, Nerve and Painful Chronic Ailments, ! Old tJlcers, Barber's Itch, etc. Hours of Consultation: 10 a.m. to 11 a.m., 1 to 3 and 6 *.o 7.30 0,m.; and by appointDON'T WEAR A TRUSS. WANTED, Sufferers from Rupture to call and inspect the'Brooks Rupture Appliance, which euros all kinds of Rupture. MARK SMITH, Sole N.Z. Agent, 11, Manners Street. Wellington, .Write-To-day for Booklets. BLE COFFEE is so different from any other kind. The process by ■which it is made is a Trade Secret, having been discovered by Mr. David Strang, and never parted with. That's how it is that the Soft Velvety Taste is -only found in STRANG'S "SOLUBLE." When one returns from a Concert, Theatre, etc., late at night, a cup of " SOLUBLE" is most refreshing and exhilarating ! And it's so easily made, too—nothing easier. Put half a teaspoonful m a cup, pour on boiling •water, add milk and sugar as required—and there you are—a beverage of fragrant dcliciousness that everyone enjoys and praises! When you order " SOLUBLE " be sure that you do get STRANG'S SOLUBLE, for there are disappointing imitations to be avoided. STRANG'S is really "THE" SOLUBLE—the genuine and original. WANTED KNOWN—THAT if vou want the Best Meat the Country produces, at Greatly Reduced Rates, go to f. H. STEEL, BUTCHER, 702 and 704, Colombo Street, The Leading Establishment of its Kind in Cbristchurch. Nothing but absolutely the Best Meat the Country produces kept. Don't be persuaded to buy inferior quality and rubbish when by patronising F. H. STEEL you can always rely on getting the Cream of Canterbury. Customers in City and Suburbs waited on daily for orders. Country customers can always rely on letters- and telegrams being promptly attended to. SMALL GOODS A SPECIALTY. The annual output reaches Half a Million Pounds. The quantity sold speaks for itself. MANY a weary mother sitting having her morning tea often says, " There is one blessing we don't have to Beeswax those Floors." "Linoarnish" lasts twelve months. All grocers, Is 6d. 81