JjgL GIRLS' STYLISH j||s APPAREL Smartly Cut and Tailored Cloth and Serge Coats, GIRLS' PALETOTS. I n Plain and Satin-faced Cloth,, in Smart Bolted Styles, trimmed Self Strapping and Stitching, in Navy and Electric Blue, |§f GIRLS' PALETOTS. J|| In Fine Sergo and Cheviot, Collar and Cuffs .wk faced Silk, in Saxo Blue, Navy, and Cinnamon \fflj . . Brown. These are Tailor-mado and Very O Stylish, 29/6 to 49/0. GIRLS' PALETOTS. ' In. Useful Navy Cloth and Serge, well cut and finished in plain, simple styles. Suitable for school-girls' wear, 22/6 to 35/6. GIRLS' FROCKS. Navy Serge, in Tunic Shape, trimmed Scarlet and White Piping, and finished'with dainty White Lawn Turn-over Collar and Cuffs, 29/6 to 39/6. D.I.C. 051! O . i Spleodid alarm Clock. I To those of you who must get up before | ✓iSaidaylight, and fiud a difficulty in doiug 60, 8 et us recommeil< * oae our ! famous ilarm 1 s oc ' c wo show here will never fail to X H|"V"/ get you up at any time you wish. It is a I rl&iwl splendidly made clock, a good time-kaeper, TOklvi 3 —very strong coppered cnse, movement has solid TO\W (si s ' Pallets, hardened and polished pinions, *3$ V * polished pivots, keys are made with spring, I'l 80 that they do not slip from hand' when Ending. The alarm rings at intervals of 8 $ . 11 minutes. Order one by post if you cannot g come personally. , I • THE " WEKA " |, Repeating Alarm Post Free, 8/6 each. Guaranteed for 12 months. § Clock, 8/6. jj Stewart Dawson k Co. (M.Z.), Ltd., JEWELLERS, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. C 576 | I THE gPBESG FAIR Only ,two days remain (Friday and Saturday) for Customers to enjoy SPRING FAIR VALUES. But each of these days bristle with Money-saving Opportunities. Where can you possibly ( obtain such Excellent Quality at such Low i Price? We strongly urge all mothers to visit the Fair to-day and inspect the I Truly Marvellous Values in Boys' Clothing. 250 KAIAPOI NORFOLK SUITS, with Prussian Collars. These exceli lent All-woollen Suits arc splendid for school wear. They are ' i strongly made of good quality material. Wo have them in all sizes. Fair Price, only 14/6 tha sujt. BOYS' 3-GARMENT RUGBY SUITS. If you have a boy from 11 to 14 ; years of ago, we can fit him with one of these well-known suits / . for (note the price), 17/6. Well worth 29/6. 6 only BOYS' CONWAY SUITS. Worth 12/6. i •To clear at—Fair Price, 7/6. . BOYS' SERGTS SAILOR. SUITS, beautifully made of Fine Twill Serge, < Detachable Collars and Lanyards. Fair Price, 8/6. BOYS' STOCKMAN SUITS, Knickers, Shirt, and Leather Belt. Fair Price, for 12/6. BOYS'STRONG WASHING TUNICS. Worth 3/6. Fair Price, 1/11. MEN'S TAILOR-MADE BOX SUITS. The cut of these Suits is most . /modern. They are beautifully made, and particularly stylish. Our ■ fortunate purchase is'your opportunity. Only 32/3 the suit. TrtE SPRING FAIR ON SATURDAY J \ ■ VESTCH & ALLAN, CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. "~"c981 5 Bargains in DOUBLE B || '|| | ' - ill \J> ,J| Ab I must make room for the builders it once ' lines have to bo Bold, so am I offoring BEDSTEADS Leas than Landed J 21/- " " " ~~ CEORCE WINDER,.".'" | IRONMONGER AND FURNISHING DRAPER, |C 875 Cornar MANNERS^ AND CUBA STREETS. | 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. THE WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CG-OP. ASSN., LTD PRODUCE AND I'IIOVISION MERCHANTS, STOCK AND STATION HEAD OFFICE, MASTERTON. GENERAL STOKES AT WELLINGTON, GKEYTOWN, MARTINBOROUGH. CAKTEKTON, PAHIATGA. AND EKETAHUNA. OJ6 . MANAGING DIRECTOR. M. IWIW I AIHTICHT show cases. <■ • I gHOP AND OFFICE FITTINGS A BOUQUETS for Weddings and Presentations, . | SPECIALITY. Dainty Posies and Baskets for Birth- . 8 t MAX KREISSIG days, Bon Voyage, etc., Wreaths and Funeral 8 tittle Taranaki Street Emblems sent to any part of Dominion. Miss E ■ ovreet Murray, Vice-Regal Florist, 3G Willis Streot, | TnoM 2439. 9 Wellington. C 771 "" u-■■ i jimnF
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 335, 23 October 1908, Page 5
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