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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18055, 15 January 1927, Page 4

WATERING THE GARDEN. AX ANNUAL PROBLEM. With the warmer spell of weather now setting in the watering of the garden becomes again a paramount consideration—though many householders have solved the problem with the electric pump. The electric pump is much more satisfactory than rams or force pumps, and, unlike the windmill, it is not dependent upon winds. Then again the cost of an electric pump is absurdly low. prices ranging from £lO at the Municipal Electricity Department's Showroom. Corner Manchester and Armagh Streets, and at other electrical contractors. It is not only for garden purposes that an electric pump can prove so useful; it ensures a plentiful supply of water for household purposes, particularly in those districts where sewers are being laid for the first time but where the high pressure water supply is not. 2058

FOOTWEAR FOR 1927 FASHIONS. The new 1927 creations call for the latest in Summer footwear, and women who desire these new shoe styles either for the holidays or for afternoon wear, can do no better than inspect the beautiful assortment at Du Feu and Co., 757, Colombo Street. Dainty coloured styles, the newest holiday shoes and smart boots and shoes for men are all marked at Du Feu’s reasonable prices _____ 1832 VACATION SNAPS PRINTED AND DEVELOPED. Snaps of happy holidays would be a pleasure to keep if the printing and developing are executed by the photographic experts at E. Cameron Smith’s, Chemist, Cathedral Square. Films brought there about 10 a.m. can be collected with negatives and prints at 5 p.m. Also, all your photographic needs are obtainable at E. Cameron Smith’s. 1801