THE WEATHER.

Bush Advocate, Volume XXI, Issue 94, 19 October 1908, Page 4

THE WEATHER.

Captain Edwin wired to-day: — "Westerly strong winds to gale; gbuu fall ; rain probable. '

Every country has produots ix which it excels; every maker has particular specialities. Every house, to*, has exclusive goods chosen beoatts* they are absolutely the best of th«ir kind. Thus, most people know tfeafc the Broadwood, the Konisch, the Lipp and the Steinway axe four grea* pianos, and that the sole agents for these magnificent instruments in.thit dominion are the Dresden Piano Co., Ltd. It is remarkable how m&njr friends "The Dresden" possesses — a support built up by consistent oohduct of business on the best principles. The company's exceedingly simple time-payment system is woaderfully popularr N&la'riy*' a wngeearner has this to thank for th# "music in his home." .The company invites every visitor to inspect it» warehouse. No. need to buy — jus* come to look. "The Dresden" i* proud of its splendid stock of pianos and organs. The company's North. Island manager is^Mr M. J. Brooke*. Local representatives, D.C.A., Ltd.

Full ranges of the new dress fab-, rics for summer wear are now otL view at A. Spence's store.' Thee* comprise the newest shades in the most popular materials, such as 1»»---tres, voiles, eolienes, taffeta delaines, radiantas, khantonas, ch«riots, costume tweeds, costume clotba, etc. Expert dressmaking on the pre-r inises.* -•■•.■' Go to Eta in time to avoid the rusk.*