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Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20953, 4 November 1939, Page 14 (Supplement)

QUALITY FURNITURE Made in Hamilton by BARTON & ROSS LTD. lift LOUNGE SUITES I OCCASIONAL FURNITURE that will appeal, consists of Tables China Cabinets Tea Waggons Fireside Chairs, Etc. WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR FACTORY AND INSPECT THE SUITES IN VARIOUS STAGES OF CONSTRUCTION THUS SEEING FOR YOURSELF THE SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP OF A BARTON AND ROSS SUITE. From Our Present Stock We Select For Your Inspection— THE BUNGALOW SUITE—In Tapestry—3 Pieces— £l6/10/THE WALLACE—A Modern Suite in Genoa Velvet— £2l/10/THE MINTIE—3 Pieces with 6ft. Settee— £26/15/" THE MAYFAIR—In Tapestry, Loose Cushions— £2B/10/THE WHITLEY—Loose Cushion Suite— £3B/10/BARTON * ROSS w MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY FURNITURE BEDROOM SUITES LET US MAKE YOUR SUITE TO YOUR OWN DESIGN IN RIMU, OAK, WALNUT OR MAPLEOAK SUITES with Robe, Dressing Table, Bedstead and Tallboy are priced from—£26/15/- £2B/10/- £3 2/10/- to £42/10/WALNUT SUlTES —Attractively veneered—£3s/10/- to £42/20/Or a Suite in AUSTRALIAN SILKY OAK as illustrated below— £33/17/6 m m ■ TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED

TIMES CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS. DOWN. 1. Meeting the emergency boldly (3 words). 7. Surely one of the lightest of animals. 8. Name of a Rose Day in June. 10. Its course, it is said, never did run smooth (2 words). 11. Covetous. 13. Effrontery. 14. Advise. 17. Covering of portion of land with snow and ice (2 words). 18. Mimi (lit). 21. Prickly-spined, hard-boned fish. 22. He wrote “Stone walls do not a prison make.” 24. Yesterday (lit). 25. Musical composition. 26. Making a beginning at a skating party (3 words). 2. Make known. 3. High standards proposed by the mind for imitation. 4. Instruments for garden use. 5. A Greenwich product. 6. A side line. 7. Remote (4 words). 8. Additional prices. 9. One of Shakespeare’s popular plays (4 words). 12. Following in succession. 15. Sam’s pike (anag). 16. Huge. 19. An Indian adherent of ancient Persian religion. 20. Far away. 23. A paradise. SOLUTION OF PREVIOUS PUZZLE ACROSS.—I Prepossessing, 10 Apple, 11 Fire-eater, 12 Congeries, 13 Boots, 14 Nudity, 16 Partaken, 19 Mercator, 22 Scarce, 26 Sumer, 27 Neuralgia, 28 Earthwork, 29 Groom, 30 Pepper and Salt. 25 Buskin. DOWN.—2 Repined, 3 Pretext, 4 Suffix, 5 Eurasian, 6 Sherbet, 7 Network, 8 Dancing Master, 9 Presented Arms, 15 Inc., 17 Ada, 18 Downpour, 20 Remorse, 21 Airship, 23 Changes, 24 Rag doll,

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