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EXTRACT from "DOMINION," j JUNE li, 1909. I FLOODED 4 I TEOCBLE AT -"0. SMEEEPS.* 1 . 1 When the -etoremaa opened th© door-ofC I m Smitlis drapery warehouse in Cuba Street M I at a few minutes before 8 a.m. yesterday i : J ' • morning ho eteppad into what fie might i s Da vo bom tempted to imagine wae an aq,u»- ' I j num. Instead of the customary dean izy H J ' boards, tlie floor was covered ni& between Eg ■ ~' tw <> and three inehee of water, and from 1 I , a spot in the ceiling a few yards back from H t the main door a voritablo cascade of tin B • ' "best Wainni" was descending on Q» ghd- i ■; . coloured piles of materials bo deax to the ( if : feminine eye. Kor was it coming down in ' U j one direct stream. In a mad merry mood fl i ' ■ tho water traversed-the seams, and ran/along H ■ ! the oeSing until it found a conwamct ctmp- H i ' ping place. What was underneath intoenoed | it not, pno way or the other. I No time was lost in locating the cause " 9 of tbo flooding, which was a defect in a-Jasa- j { tary upstairs. The water affected the Map- " j chaster and dress departments, saturating j I piles of cretonnes, drees materials, calicoes, i 'i . ' , eheeting, napery, and boxes of blames iriih | j reckless indiscrimination. As soon as the j staff , arrived, the soaked goods were convoyed I i . into the backyard, and were hung ont to-dry I ■ ,| on half a hundred lines rigged up for the I pnrpose. 'Another lot was dkpatcbod per I i • wagon to Mr. C. Smith's prirate residence I at Oriental Bay, in order that thqy may be I \ dried as soon as possible. Mr. Smith esti-/ '. .' I mates the value of the damaged coods at I between £700 and £800. • b ■ ' : ' f J FLOOD OF BARGAINS, !;.' WEXT SATURDAY, June 19, 1909. L ■ •-'.'' ' ■ ' '■■j) ■, ■ . '■ — ;— — : : _ C 939 Seamless Axnrinsfer Carpet Spares IN ARTISTIC DESIGN The Carpet Square has many adrantages from the pomt-of view of the housewife. There is no trouble in laying it down or taking .ft up, and a carpet should be taken up and beaten at least'twioo a year! Then, again, the Carpet Squares are made in many sizes to etrit all rooms, and they are in a variety of elegant and artistio designs, and in' ' rioh oolonringe. And above all, they aw not as expend™ as-tibeother sorts, and they give as good service. * lN THE SCOULLAB COMPANY'S OARPEP 6QUABEB haro bean epecially selected for theii 'colour tones, so as to j latest designs in wall papers. , . ■ - - . ' i . Size 9ft. x 6ft., At £3 18s. 6d. V ' • Size 9ft. x 7ft. 6in.,; At £4 13s. 61, £6 10a. \ Size 10ft. 6in. x 9ft, At £6 10s., £7 10s: '■'*■'.., . Size 12ft. x 10ft. 6m., At £8 12s. 6d.,- £10, ■ .; Size 13ft. 6in. x 10ft. 6in., At'£ll ss. , '■". ■/' .- , r Siie 13ft. 6k. x 12ft., At £12 17s. 6d. ' ■ " . ' Size 15ft. x 12ft., At £14 10s. ': , i.< :/ HEAETHBUGS to match all Carpet Spuares, ' . : ■•■;••■ ■ ; ''- ' .At 255., 82s. 6i, 37s. 'ed.. eadH, • THE SCOULLA| COMPANY, ITP M 88 and 90 Umbton ''^ ■■;■■.. GUNS ! : /; -'feUNS I ■ V. WE HAVE A SPECIALLY SELECTED ASFOBTMENT of DOUBLE and StUaLB BBEECB : LOADING HAMMER and HAMMEELES S GUNS, by the LEADINQ MAKESB, inclwJ. ine WESTLET EICHAEDS. TpBLET SCOTT. HOLLIS, WAED, BCHOPIBLD. „* iUEEICAN and CONTINENTAL MAKERS., AT ALL PBiCBS, AND TO SUIT ALL TASTES. .:..',- - . EIFLBS IN ALL THE MODELS. , ,>x 6UN CASES. GAME BAGS, CLEANING EQUIPMENTS,'AND ALL ACCBSSOBIBSI AMMUNITION {or ALL GUNS and RIFLES, inducing the Celebrated Cartridges, EUBT :■ ' AMBEEITE and SMOKELfiSS DIAMOND. ■ .WE OPFEE THE FINEST SELECTION IN WELLINGTON. , .1 TOOE INSPECTION COSDIALLT INVITED. y , ' I iiE sTEWABitieEi jiAss.ii wgwie COMPANY. LIMITED. COURTENAV PLACE. .' §UAEDIAN A .SST7BANGE. CO, LTD. tsav PtHmj> Oopitel .. Wh — ~..■'•'iUXKMXO. '' NET? ZBALAKTJ BQASCH OSKSJB, SoUl AmMi EmoM jf®! - - jE&tOUla) SS Pen»m» Btnet, Woilhartoe. B.J* Bta •■*,'} ' .. WWte.Mnasw. Inem, BattEne, MJSh |stoih.»iirßltui* . . . Stacks, ud an Agri- VsniWnl Biska, it Qesenl Agesta; Uetso. w. anl <} ' B««h JTixei Md '" Lteitadii Cowed. Wellington. " ■ • ■ -. ■■,■...'■ ■ ; . . ' • ' oust , ■ SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE Co., Ltd. Purely a N.Z, Owned Company. ) ITOE, MARINE, EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, AND'GENERAL ACCIDENT. ITS POPULARITY DUE TO PROMPTNESS. ..>,'■" . ■■ • - ■ ■ ■■■ ■ ■■-•'• : -". -\ , CI2SS TTTF OPFAN ACCII)ENT AND GUAEANTEE COBPOEATION, LIMITED, GBOSS ASSETS. 1907 JE2.345.727 RESERVES, 1907 £1,651,111 .'• • INCOME, 1907 £1.180.715. Head Offioe for New Zealand-117-121 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. BUSINESS TEANSACTED BY THE CORPORATION.-Acoident and Sicknoss Ineuran(A WITH WORLD-WIDE TRAVEL; Employers' Liability, Workers' Compensation j Mortraeee Indemnity; Pnblio Risk; Plate Glaes; Fidelity Guarantee. ' LOWEST COEEBNT RATES. CHARLES M. MONTEFIOBE. ' QJO27 • . ' General. Manager and Attorney for New Zealand.

■■ fs& F. BIRTLES, A*3sif. Unpaced Records WELLINGTON TO ' \ • \ \^ t p\ / NAFXE& AW?) Dietanee, 229,mi1M, W \MA 'I Time, Uhrs. Hfmin. ,<Whv, m WELLINGTON TO i PALMEESTON KOBTH ■JS&mnk \ AND BETOTN. I Distance, 188 mUcs. > Time, 15hM. «min. PALMEESTON NORTH >Sl/ TO r *^ T0 WEIXINQ7ON,. QIA ■■ if Distance, 99 niilea, / ■ * Timo, 6^l "''- I H9S NEW PLYMOUTH TQ l> g|, WELLINGTON, W Diet»_:«>, 258 mUea. te anor Time, 17 hoars. . jg All the above records \mi £3? mads on the Eamo Endj> <S8 Whitworth (Stock Pattorn Road 53? § Racer) whioh carried the ridor , ■ throngh without even need H {' adjnfunent, . ■ . . Agents: E. REYNOLDS & CO., LTD, ■ . .WELLINGTON. Supplied through looal agents. CHJB •mKTALTEB r< EB AND r«)IIPANY, "■ FOB VENETIAN BUNDS, FOB HOLLAND,BLIND! FOE StTiS BLINDi Qnlj Addi'erai QUIN' STKKKT, \VELLINQTOtI. Thoao2riß, : C77J

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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 534, 15 June 1909, Page 11

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Page 11 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 534, 15 June 1909, Page 11

Page 11 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 534, 15 June 1909, Page 11

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