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NEW SPRING GOODS. THE NEW COTTON DRESS GOODS ARE HERE, AND THEY COMPRISE . "NAGASAKI" CREPE, COITON SHANTDXG, SHADOW STRIPE DRESS LINENS, FANCY SILK STRIPE COTTON VOILES, ENGLISH PRINTS, AND : FRENCH CAMBRICS. UNTIL YOU SEE THE GREAT DISPLAY WE ARE ; MAKING, v YOU CAN HAVE NO IDEA OP THE INEXHAUSTIBLE VARIETY ' - OP SHADES, WEAVES, AND. STYLES THAT'ARE REPRESENTED. REAL FRENCH CAMBRICS, 32 in'a rauge of delightful patterns. : 'n stnpo and ehccks and 6p°t. Over-a hundred doeigna to scloct from.'Colours absolutely fast. Iu two, qualities, 9£d. and 11£ d. tlio yard. ' SHANTUNG, tho now jnateriai, in self colours and ..like silk, at,a quarter the ' jinco. in 1111k, Sky,. Brown,; Blue, Navy,: Praise,, Aniothyst, Olive, etc., 30 > inches wide, yard. NAGASAKI CREPE, 32. inches wide, in 42 different stripes and plain colours. This is a, specially; good and.soft quality niado for, .ourselves.; The colours are j last, tlie the wear' v. 1 . • , 45-inch FANCY SILK STRIPE COTTON, iVOILES.—Th is is a now and.vory beau- 1 '■ tuul material, suitable for garden party, or semi-eVoning wear. Drapes,',woll,. and very bright iiiiappearancei In all the leading, shades,, Is. 11d,i and.'2s. \ ■ ■ lid. the yard. ■' ' t." : " 45-mch DRESS. LINEN, ihe new shadow stripo. This "is-practically a self-col- . oured linen with the. suggestion of •a, stripe of tho same colour. Very smart, ; , in appearance, French dyed and thoroughly shrunk. In- all the new colours,' ■ . 2s. 6d. the yard. '• VOILES, 29 inches wide, in,floral.designs, for pretty frocks. / : . ha ve entirely taken tho place of' muslins, as tiicy ar<y must more . '• ■? ea V , tiful ui'"col6urings, more serviceable, and less expensive, Is.' 3d. p and. * Is. Sd. the yard. , WHITE EMBROIDERED MUSLIN, in spots,, figured,'.and openwork designs* ( m a big.range of new patterns, 32 iinchos wide, Is., 11d., 2s. 6d.,-2si.ltd., . 3s,\lld. the yard. • • . .... , ' WHITE ROBE MUSLIN, 46 inches wide, is. 3d., Is. 9d., 2s. 3d. thoyaruV' HOYLE'S BEST ENGLISH PRINTS,'in Navy and Butcher grounds, Stripes/ ' Spots, and Sprigs, 6Jd. the yard. , .>

• D.LC ' BLANKETS, BLANKETS, I EIDEB-DOWM QUILTS. THE CHEAPEST, CO HSISTENT WITH WARMTH AND I • DURABILITY, IN THE CITY. B •' COLONIAL BLANKETS. SINGLE BED BLANKETS, At 13s. lid. • • • • ' ' 1 ,i. DOUBLE BED BLANKETS, At 17s; lid. ' " " : LARGE DOUBLE BED BLANKETS,' At 245. 9d. ( , : ' ' ■■■;■ ...■ ' ■■ ■ ' "j ■■ ■ ' , ■'.! '■' . I ENGLISH BLANKETS. • ■ ' . . " ■ i ;v. ,■ 1. SINGLE BED BLANKETS, From Bs. lid." THREE-QUARTER BED BLANKETS, , - . . „• ■- . ( From 12s. 9d. - . ■i' DOUBLE'BED BLANKETS, From 16s. lid. YOU CANNOT MISS 66 WINDER'S CORNER," ' , , IN CUBA STREET, ■ 1 ' >( Where you -are sure of, getting the BEST VALUE v . 1 for your Money. •' • m' THERHOS FLASKS. ■'M, TRAVELLERS, SPORTSMENf MOTHERS, •• . , ' ■ NURSES; INVALIDS, EtO. . { I' kd A BOON TO RAILWAY TRAyELLERS, OR |j| IN THE NURSERY AND SICKROOM. 1 Those Flasks .wilf keep hot liquids hot for' ' i..' •: .i 24 hours, and cold liquids cold for many days. ;; -^External-Aom^ratuis,':doei.'..not',' affect' - the':)', , , contents tho Flask, in any \ray. ' A small shipment of:-these.'has just ar- ■ : -rived;' Get one at once-and'save disappoint-' f " .• Quart Sizes — • ■■■■■, .•• • -i.-J ' i Leather and Nickel, 455. eaoh. /* 8 1 All Nickel, 47a Gd. cach. I ; '-V Pint Sizes-f • \ '';I ' lluf ratwn showing tho All- . v,; r: : Leather. and Nickel, 30s.'each. ' '5-1 , ; Nickel F'ask. Jop screw/0ft,,,;, f . l ' .¥'B any may be used as Cup..* All Nickel)v. ... 325, ed. oaoh. B STEWART DAWSON & Co. (N.Z.), Ltd., JEWELLERS, WELLINGTON. j

t . -■ , ■■■.. . • ■ . • .-•.These turnips grow on HAWKE'S BAT- LAND, tho 'FREEHOLD• ofwhich is-for aale atr . PER ACRE. Undulating "country/- Limestone formation. Goodoat -and rape, country,. FATTENS 37 LAMBS PER ACRE ON RAPE. .Plenty of ivater. New. homestead, ;with tele" :■ plioile connection. Close to school and 'saloyards.;. Good, metalled road. Apply : to,. . .. DAVID WHYT.E, eJU.NR., LAND AGENT,• . (Opposite Post Office, Queen Street, Hastings),- HAWKE'S.-BAY.. PRODUCE AND WiO VISION MURCHA NTS, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS. • . ' HEAD Ol'FlCl-:, MASTERTON. - • . „. ' . : GENERAL STORES AT WELLINGTON,' ' IfARTINBOEOtIGIi ' \ -. CARTIiETON, I'ALUATIU. ANu KKKTAHTJNA, :''..': .', V; CSIS ■ ■ : ' ' 11ANAGING DIRECTOR, M. tfawlhcre. ' CLOTHES SATISFACTION. • - HOW often'have you approachcd tho purchasing of a Now Suit -with a feeling of "dread. The uncertainty of getting. tho tost quality of materials, , tho fear that tho stylo may ' . not be. just right, tho possibility;of a misfit, the question .of paying "no inor<>■ than; tho. price... you have in mind, anu tho impression that perhaps your friends may criticise your clioiie,■ all tend to-make tho.buying,of your,suit a 66rious problem. 'Every ono of theso obstacles is'completely eliminated when you deal with a firm having: tho cxpericrico'. in HIGH-CLASS ' TAILORING as ■ V': ' ' . : - MORRISON' .W PENNEY, r \ IKWIULIS STREET. r , '• .Cll2l

V P^TE'iTS, EXPERT ADVICE FREE. Cnll or Writo, : SYDNEY 11. lIIGGS, ■ ' f Qualified Patent Agent rind Engiucer, Head Offico-HAKCOUItT'S BUII.DI.\GS, . " 197 LAM WON QUAY. strictly confidential. . CUSO

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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 582, 10 August 1909, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 582, 10 August 1909, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 582, 10 August 1909, Page 8

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