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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 147, 16 March 1908, Page 3

' : ' .SIM l &ALJE2I SRIbK I Tl/ff"ACDOUGALL AND CO. (late Snowclen's) are offering the whole of I their Splendid Stock of Drapery at Genuinely Reduced Prices. Morley's Ceylon Flannelettes, now selling'at 7id„ Sid., 9*d. per yard. Full-size-l Colonial Blankets, now selling at Us. Gd.,-16s. 6d., 18s. 6d. per pair. . All-wool Colonial Flannels,'now selling at lOld., Is., Is. 3d. per .yard. Ten - Pieces only of Real Irish Linen Table l)amask, now selling at 2s. 6d., . 2s. lid. per yard. , - Six Dozen only of Irish Hand-made Pillow Slips, Frilled, now selling at ' Is. lid. per pair. .Men's Strong Working Shirts, now selling" at 2s. Gd., 2s. lid., 3s. 3d. each. , OTAGDOWAIbII'& CO. OPPOSITE GRAND HQTEL. fa IN MEMORY OF DEPARTED FRIENDS. \ag|k ; ■ , .HiCKMOTTA SON, nwSkf Ecclesiastical and Monumental Sculptors B TNVITE Inspection of their largo and varied TS stock of New Designs of Monuments iof v Nswillll? / a '" an Marble. Elaborate Crosses m,mS, I-' 'i ' and Monuments in best and richest coloured ' ™/m%! . Granites. '' Special Gold Medal awarded for Ornamental ' ■■ > tej/l'WSa Lead-Letter work, New Zealand Exhibition. WORKS: THORNDON QUAV (opp. Government Station). • N.B.—The best attention given to Architects' " ' , ■ • f?' "> • ' ■ Designs in Marble, etc. ■' ' . 1 Is applied to our system of ■ S if ijjMP ' PAINLESS EXTRACTION. A , ' A few. years ago .to have a tooth extracted was a painful ordeal. The dentist of day (as many do oven now) simply applied FOECE-tugging until the tooth cameout. 1 With the advent of SCIENTIFIC dentistry and the discovery of SAFE ANESTHETICS, the terror of having teeth extracted has almost passed away. ' - Our modern methods make'tho operation of extraction almost a pleasure, hccauso under our skilful treatment not even a twinge of pain can be felt, nor are there any after cffectß. j Perfectly Painless Extractions, 2/6. Full Upper or Lower Sets, from £2/2/-' . . . SATISFACTIOH GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED:. , , : . .. 'ANDREWS; & WYETT,"Sm™ 1 l WILLIS & MANNERS STREETS, WELLINGTON. ■ WEIGHT, K.AHISH MCm ' ' ' . . SPECIALISTS IN HIGH-CLASS . . ■': BILLIARD TABLES & ACCESSORIES and ART FURNITUKE ■ ' .JJTBHBST .AWARDS.■ ■' ■/: ; ;; 134 and 136 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. .! a<■ 'iv.»ii*Waflmwgag^miiuuiKaggg

NO. J SPECIALS. G0 RICII NEW TWEED COSTUMES, Light Shades, Eton Coats,: 'worth 1 555. to : JrOs.'/;aU' r nt 355. 6d. each. ■ ■ 'WARWitfCK ■& -ADKiN'S. ' NO. g TAILOR MADE. '60 'PATTERNS- to choose .from in ; v.V Coloured • Tweeds and ,• Cloths • for I Ladies'- Tailor-made Costumes. s ■ •- 4s. to £6 15s. f, ifSawroe . Costumes : in. stock to choose ' from. 1 . ' = '•" .NO': g'\ DRESSMAKING. ' | ' Our. Booms'.,aTSvin,.-.fqll' l swing,. and' a large stock--of materials showing. • Silks, Velveteens, Cloths, Serges, etc. See our estimates for Costumes ' complete, from £3 ss. ' WARNOCK ADKiN.

NO" , MILLINERY. , - ! Every Mo'del proclaims-that an artist has been at work: Never have wo shown so many, smart- saleable goods at such moderate prices. 'WARMOCK ■ & -APKIM. NO. ~ ' BLOUSES. -' . / °° Principally Good Rich Silk Blouses are opened so far; also' a nice lot of Pino Woo! Blouses at 7s. 6d. Very suitable just'now. N.O. ig .'NEW-VELVETEENS." -• •1 QUALITIES. ' 20 SHADES. 'V ' CHIFFON FINISH. - i ; " . v SEE OUR 'PRICES. WARNOCK . ADKiN,

610. T. WHITE : : y . 59 LA'MBTON OUAY, , STOCKS THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF ; ' DRESS, WEDpiNQ, AND' ENGAGEMENT;'RINGS • IN THE COLONY, AT PRICES'TO SUIT RICII AND POOR.' , THE HOUSE FOR GREENSTONE NOVELTIES. ' C 691 : . . ■ A. LAURENSON, Manager. , -J

:V•WMIDOTTEHI LIHBEIOS^V; £5 IN CASH PRIZES will ■be the Best Lino completing the following . , Said ■ a neat little Housemaid named Hall, ' ; • t .If you're doing any cleaning at all, . .. You should use " Wyandotte," . ' ' For it won't leave a spot *»**. « * • . Supply the Missing Line, and forward with an empty 51b. or lib. "Wyandotte" W (with lull name and'address), to the J. B. Ford Co., New Zealand Agency Box 48 W„| lington. ; . FIRST PRIZE, £3; SECOND PRIZE, <£1; AND FOUR CONSOLATION PRIZES of ss. ■ ''Wyandotte" is obtainable from Storekeepers, Painters,. ; lronmongers, and Dair* Factories. Retail, lib. bag, 6d.j 5 lbs., 2s. Id. ■L'airj _ THIS COMPETITION CLOSES 31st MARCH. . c^2 BALCIITY and'. CCWfiPAIY' ■ C'MITED). ' Head Office—9o Blshopgi,* Street Within, London, E.C. CAPITAL FULLY SUBSCRIBED, .£<,000,000. ■ ■ CAPITAL PAID UP, <£1,000,000. ' . - ' EESEEVE FUND, £2dO,OOCL TRUBTEE AND ACENCY DEPARTMENT. THE COMPANY IS PREPARED TO ..UNDERTAKE N JHE SUPERVISION OF TRUST ESTATES, THE INVESTMENT OF TRUST FUNDS, THE MANAGEMENT OF ESTATES FOR ABSENTEES) TBUS IfINO H RS, Mr MARR,ACE > 5 " TtEMENTS ' STATES OF. . AND-GENERALLY TO TRANSACT ALL BUSINESS COVERED BY THE VARIOUS TRUSTEE ACTS, . . uo >■ ,; . \ . — ' ACCOUNTANCY ' WORK, INCLUDING, THE KEEPING OF STATION AND FARI| ' , BOOKS. LOANS ARRANGED. ' , JAMES MACINTOSH, Manager. Custom House Quay, > Wellington, September 2i) # 1907. , . ! THE WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., LTD. I PRODUCE AND PROVISION MERCHANTS, STOCK AND a ■ ' > STATION AGENTS. c HEAD OFFICE, MASTERTON. , t Genorol Stores at WELLINGTON, GREYTOWN, CARTERTON t PAUU'rUA, aail EKETAHUNA . . a MANAGING DxEECTQR, U, CoMlbetg. I .'C5W..11