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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 224, 7 November 1916, Page 2

MMM m;m m ra m m m m m mmmm|m Special Importations of Swiss Embroideries. See Window Display. W. G. Shotbolt & Co., PUKEKOHE.

STOCKINGS STOCKINGS NOW - A ■ DAYS L^r,i3!qg|J A remark conveying an obyious meaning, namely that Stockings are costly, requiring care in selection and wear. There is probably no article of wear which has had to carry greater advances in price than Stockings have ; "Why ? Here are half a dozen reasons—1. High price of Fine Wools and Best Raw Cotton. 2. Enormously high price of Dyes. 3. Tremendously increased demand (Britain having also to meet requirements formerly satisfied by Germany.) 4. Depleted staffs, resulting in short supplies. 5. War Bonuses. 6. High Freights and War Charges. For a considerable time it was clearly evident that prices would ascend very seriously and it has been our policy to BUY WELL AHEAD any lines which merited our attention and the result is we have an excellent stock and are in a position to supply Stockings which REPRESENT THE VERY BEST VALUE OBTAINABLE. Our price list is a long one and space does not permit us publishing it in this issue, however, a full choice is waiting your iuspeclion iu LADIES AND CHILDREN'S MEN'S & BOYS' HOSIERY and we invite an early call. PLEASE REMEMBER-CHOICE & VALUE await you at W. ROULSTON'S, PUKEKOHE. gtfgj

THREE SOLID REASONS Why Dairy Farmers Supply the New Zealand Dairy Association LIMITED. 1. It pays the Highest Price for Butterfat. 2. It is the Largest Dairying Concern in this Dominion and is still growing (larger turnover spells administrative economy). 3. It is Truly Co-operative. THE NEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSO CIATION, Ltd.. AUCKLAND