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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 329, 16 October 1908, Page 5

TO THOSE ABOUT TO FURNBSH. The FURNITURE DEPARTMENT of the D.I.C. is.at present showing a Very Largo Assortment of Chesterfield Settees, covered in Plain Material, Velvet, Tapestry,, and Saddlebags. The prices range from 6 guineas. The Company have also, a Splendid Display of Upholstered Easy Chairs, of -every conceivable shape, and for comfort they Cannot be excelled. Prices, from 37/6 to £10 10/-. , Diningroom Furniture is also well represented in tho modern 8-piece Suites (six dining chairs and two carving chairs), with high backs and Beats covered in.leather, at £10 upwards, and Sideboards of various styles from £8 to £45, all of the most up-to-date and popular designs, and guaranteed to be made of thoroughly seasoned timber. For the Drawingroom there are Cabinets of exquisite desigri and workmanship, at from £9 10/- to £38, and Occasional Chairs in Silk Tapestry from 25/• up; whilst in Occasional Tables it is doubtful if a better selection could be seen in the Dominion. In the Bedroom Section there are at least thirty different styles of Duchess Chests, with bevelled mirrors and dainty designs. These range from 37/6 to £25, and are to be seen in Kauri, Rimu, Oak, Mahogany and Rosewood.. . Wa'shstands to match any of those can bo had at prices from 12/6 to £17 10/-. There is also a nice array of Wardrobes at £5 19/6 up to £30. Wood Bedsteads, which are now so fashionable, are to be had from 52/6 to £12 10/-.

\ D.1.0* , | Q B Splendid alarm ClocL /Km!??§» To those of you who must get up before daylight, and find a difficulty indoing.-, so,let us recommend one .of our' famous Alarm, . This Clock we show here will never fail to m ou U P any. time, you! wish.: It. is a . \ljl splendidly made'clock, a good time-keeper, 1 * very strong coppered case, movement has solid 1 PlW' steel pallets, hardened and, polished pinions, vifr polished pivots, keys are made with spring. , so that they do not slip from hand when winding. The alarm rings at intervals of' 1J minutes. Order one by post if you cannot THE " WEKA" C ° me PerS ° nally> ' -i_ - ■ "• • I Repeating Alarm Post Free, 8/6 each. Guaranteed for 12 months. Clock, 8/6. ——- Stewart Dawson & Co. (N.Z.), Ltd., JEWELLERS, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. CS7G.

THE MARVEL OF THE AGE! THE NATTRASS CHURN. BUTTER produced under Five Minutes in any climate; no need to temper churn. No more weary churning days. Easy, Simple, ; Reliable, • Clean, and Cheap. Churning made a pleasure instead of a drudge. Any capacity, from lib. to 1 ton. Inspection invited. THE NATTRASS CHURN' CO., TELEPHONE 2095. .39 WEBB STREET.' FIELDER'S Half-Ysarlr SALE IN FULL SWING-. , . ' ■ ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. Visit our Showrooms '. MANNERS STREET. "H. .FIEXiDXER & £*©«.:

THIS IS FRIDAY'S MILK. ' . WE GUARANTEE THIS MILK HAS BEEN PASSED BY THE HEALTH DEPART- § MENT'S INSPECTOR. 1 1 PLEASE REFUSE DELIVERY SHOULD THIS LABEL OR THECAP SHOW ANY SIGNS OF HAVING BEEN TAMPERED WITH." THE WELLINGTON FRESH FOOD & ICE COMPANY, LTD. . ' ' C 896 L. I I ■'■HI Ml■!IjMIll.HIIIII 11l J THE WAIBARAPA FARMS' CW. ASSN., LTD. PRODUCE AND PROVISION MERCHANTS, STOCK AND STATION'AGENTS, . HBAl) OFFICE. MASTBRTON.,-. , , GENERAL STORES AT WELLINGTON, GIiEYTOWN, M'AETINBOROCGH, CAKTEUTON. PAHIATUA, AND EKETAHUNA, OH6 MANAGING DIRECTOR, M. Caselberg, . ■

SUMMER MESS liji Exclusive Robe Lengths. WE HAVE BEEN FORTUNATE IN SECURING A VERY WIDE RANGE OF EXQUISITE ROBE LENGTHS, ALU . THE LATEST , WEAVES, IN. VOILES, EOLIENNES, SICILIANS, ETC. 10s. fid., I3s. 6d., 17s. 6d., 215,, .to 50s. New Dress Goods. OUR NEW RANGES COMPRISE A SELECTION REPRESENTING SEVERAL : HUNDREDS OF DIFFERENT DESIGNS AND COLOURINGS IN NEW STRIPES AND GHECKS, ALSO INTRODUCING THE NEW TONE STRIPE AND SHADOW CHECK, RANGING FROM Is. to ss. 1 Id. yard. O. SMITH, Ltd., CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON,

A.G.CUNNINGHAM, LAND AGENT, TAIHAPE. i/ifA ACRES, L.1.P.; rent, a year; XOO" situated 9 miles from township, and about 20 miles Main Trunk; mostly rideable; sunny, 2-sheep country; 100 acres in grass; 200 acres bush felled; about 300 acres fern; balance bush; 2 good whares; about 70 chains foncing; dray road to section. Price, 255. per acre. Terms, JE9OO down, balance as arranged. aA A ACRES, L.1.P.; rent, .£l6 a year; 6ituatUv ted'l2 miles from Main Trunk and township; 18 miles from Taihape; 360 acres in grass; easy country; papa formation; carrying capacity, 2} 6heep to the acre; ring-fenced; five paddocks; 5-roomed new house, etc.; good orchard i woolshed and yards. Price J?G per acre. Terme, £1000 down, balance at 6 per oeuU csai