Page 10 Advertisements Column 4

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 220, 10 June 1908, Page 10

Local industries ; Shop-window Display ' June 4th to IQtL

JL The Pure Extract . , H Mew Zealand Beef, j|j| SHIRTS^ I / ~mi MAKESHIFTS! . V p Voa ar® accustomed to wearing Shirts thai jH fit anyhow. I' I WHY deny yourself the luxury of wearing jjj Shirts 'V' | MADE HQffkSTLY IN MEW ZEALAND. 1 '11 • Every-[Experimenter: boeames a Dovoteot : y\3 ' % " .'■''' \ The ■Christchurch' M^at : Company., : .Ltd.:' "OUR Eras ARE OPEN." HAMS, AND BACON,/ \ Preserved Meats,.• ■ ' Table Delicacies, : •'"• - Extract Meat, Etc., W J I 1 ~ Tie Best Obtainablo.' . ■ Sold by all Merchants; and the Leading ; Groccrs throughout , tho Dominion. ' -WSm * WINDOW DISPLAY. ■' ' - - CAMPBELL'S mSw I MANNERS STREET SHOP. ■-' "' ' MOBEPORK; 1 *•' : •■!' ' ' J- ,D. ANDERSON, • /;. REGISTERED TRADE MARK. ' ' • Agent. SrSSTI Fill? "HfflSlOr' Tho making of" Wedding CakeS is ' Low Cushion. a great industry at Godber's. On an - averago wo turn out two wedding / \ , cakes for every day of the year. It / '■'_ _jt \ is good business for us, and good X business for, tho Dominion. Wo know EXCELSiZ~£f \ how to make Wedding' Cakos—we \ L' know from experience—and to give « jJJ your eyes a treat look at the window » , E display - • : T- fpjA a At GODBER'S, 5 Jook a MELBOURNE HOUSE, CUBA STREET. L 8 m L ' • G '' THE FASTEST YET DEVISED. THE SHOP for PRESENTS! if you want .\. \ \ MODERN DESIGNS, OR ANYTHING NEW IN ■ Frank Grady, ' ' billiards,' :; 27 WILLIS STREET. You must go to— , SEE THE BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF- IMTJIiSPCO., JEWELLERY and 157 and 159 v/illis st., wellingtqm./. \QFIVKJ) fiAftTlC The Premier Firm in the Dominion. liiJlJuTCi\ uUI/lruj spect our exhibit of New Zealand industry. MANUFACTURED ON THE PREMISES. " ' ' ' Writo for Cataloguo. Wellington Dye Works. T"'" V. . THE business of Messrs. W. Barbor ' and Co., Dyers and French Cleaners, I f | "I lished for over forty-live years, and " • during that time it has mado such «P Y 1 fl'4a P progress as to.place it on a level, so far.as '- hMBsmSSLM >1$ ' completeness of plant is concerned, witli the ffSMMt _ \\ M largest establishments of a similar kind in TWaS? thq Old Country On his last visit Home, o®' Mr. W. 11. P. Barber- mado himself n C - >. quainted with'the manner in which tho business of P. and P. Campbell, of Perth, tho •; fWt '■ well-known -dyers, is <jonductod; and also \/§sWt ' brought away• with kin some valuablo and useful machinery, tho benefits of which / twW' tho patrons of tho firm haro been enjoviii" •/- ImjM ' - ■ for some time past. The result is that'tho J establiskmont ka.j now been placed on a '/ • -mSlm mosh. eompleto basiij Mid th# w«rk ii turned i ! ■ ffSpf* out in & swnnar wkich cianot fail to satisfy • / bM$W£- ' tho demands of th» most fsstidious.' Seeing IMiii / •' . '' that so many peoplo from all classes of . society nowadays resort-to the dver, somo ■ I I description of the manner in which* the goods ! - aro dealt i with at this' establishment-should ■ [ . jjrovo of interest to our readers, »»u i . . ■ t