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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 992, 6 December 1910, Page 8

:A -POPULAR CHRISTMAS " ' "■■••- : "' . _ ■ GIFT-- "■ '■';: Handkerchief,HANDKERCHIEF GIFTS are always ' V/^C/S/ w °lcome, for no one has ever had too many of the.so .useful articles. Let the /Yx^/^/vWv\jf I supply all your Handkerchief //*^(!^X^^Y«f/fI I nee '' s this time, whether for personal' KItKX/YA/fi'rf/ " Rc or * or P r ?sentsy. and you'll haye-<no oause to rc Sret your purchases. l/V*' , ' «vSv e su Sgesti6ns' on this list /S/)(i.'- An, , "PIBWO f™'^ , °f ?' le company's long experience. ,Ny\ •.■• // \\ *"sv ' n handling the Christmas Gift Ero•■^xV#Mi(i : LADIES' IRISH LINEN HANDKEB-vI^\?-r-:' V/*olilF CHIEFS, hand-embroidered, 50 ' / >>r/i&\\i' i /// *\\( different designs, Is. lid., 25.-6d H t \\C'// -> XS ?s. ed., 3s. lid.,each.. for \J/ '■*/'/ LADIES' HANDSOME SWISS EstV^' , /7S\ 'V/f ■• BROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, _ // //aI ' '" cn(^'es ? variety, 3d. to 2S. Md,,_ ' /C&Stt vWm Special ladies , dadjty • COLOURED BOEDERED HANDIIWM^mS^y/mV^( KERCHIEFS, guaranteed fast col- ' WfeO^PrHV^ lP™^ , ours, . Price, 9d. eaoh. 1 "*^ P VER\ SMART AND'.DAINTY. WHITE • \JTjWLy 1 MLSiiLN JABOTS, giving a. dis- — i tmctive finish to blouse. I Is. to 3s. nd. each; yER\ FASHIONABLE BLACK 'SAT- " 1 IN STOLE, lined White and Colours, Rich. Tasselled Ends, an ad-, junct to an?.costumeV,l9s. 6d> each.

:; ■ •. ' & - . ■ ' .. Wβ are showing here five illustrations of New Gold .Chains fdritiaSkia which we have just opened up direct, from London. The average length of these Chains is 54 inches. All are of 9ct. Gold, being strongly ■ made, and of finest finish. Wβ will sent any of them Post Free-to any, /■' address on receipt of remittance. ■ . J 4676 Pattern of Ladies' Long Gold Chains, 575. 6d. • J 4675 Pattern of Ladies' Long Gold Chain, 658. J 4679 Pattern-of Ladies' Long Gold Chain, 575, 6d. i J 4677 Pattern of Ladies' Long Gold Chain, 70s. ". . J 4678 Pattern of Ladies' long Gold Chain,: 84s, .;■ FURTHER ILLUSTRATIONS OF THESE CHAINS IN 9ct.' 'AND' loct. GOLD WILL BE SENT ON BEQUEST. STEWART DAWSON k Cβ. (U\ Ltd., JEWELLERS, WELLINGTON. .

SPECIALLY MARKEB DOWiT ' •■•■■■.■■;,■■■ ' ■ at ■ : ■ :' ;:.' ■~'■■■ , WIEtiDIR'S. BUILDINGS' . , v TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE THRLFIT HOUSEWIFE. LOOK AT No. 2, DRAPERY WINDOW, ( MANNERS STREET. THE PRICES WILL CONVINCE YOU THA? WINDER'S FURNISHING DEPARTMENT IS THE RIOHT PUAOE ■■'•..• ■•■..■•■" Foi'v '■-.■■ : FURNISHINCS THROUGHOUT. ' . , ■~ '• . ■. ; "THE CQRNERj"... , ' CUBA & MANNERS" STREETS. • . HOW ROBERTSON'S HIGHLAND FLUID DIP SUITS NEW ZEALAND. It embodies air the special features of the P.aste, except that of -trater-. proofing the fleece.' Like other soluble fluid?, it .yields to persistent rain. In dry climates it is a most enduring Dip, freeing sheep from ticks, lice, and filth of every description, and keeping them clean. It forms a beautiful tip on the wool. This POISONOUS FLUID is largely used in the.; North Island of New Zealand and in Argentina by some of the largest ivoolsrovrers in the world. " . ■ . SOME TESTIMONIALS. ■ ~ F. Hall, Gisborne.—"lt continues to give the fullest satisfaction; the wool .. is always in bright healthy condition, and the sheep free from . pars-sites." ■ . . Wenley and Lanauie, Ltd., >'apior.-"Chvins: to other dips introduced into New Zealand not. in many eases proving efficacious, wo have experimented •with the Highland Dip fov two years before TecommendinE . it. , The result has been most successful." . - . • ■ . John Deans. Canterbury.—"l havo been using, the Highland Sheep' Dip . '. (Paste and Fluid) for the last three years, and it has given me greater satis- ' faction than any other Dip I havo used, and the wool is in splendid' order at r.hoarins time. I enclose order for this year for mj three places." D. Kirkpatrick, Gisbomc— "The Highland Bip is the most perfect for stud sheep that I have yet used. ' • ■ . ■ , Agents: ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd., WELLINGTON, BANGITIEEI, MANAWATU, & PALAtEKSTON NOETff. C ,, " & Pvß ASSWRAWCE CO., LTD.' UskMO 1A PI ■ (Established 1821.) %? D Bsi? M U V TOTAL ASSETS EXOEtD £6,500,000., BOARD OF TRUSTEES.— J. G. W. Aitksn, Esq., J. E. Blair, FIRE.—AII Classes of Risks Insured at Lowest Current Rates, borvey'j made and Quotations Given Free of Charge. ACCIDENT.—PersonaI and Disease, Employers' Liability, Public Bisk and Mort"a"oe Indemnity. NEW ZEALAND BBANCH OFFICE, 157 Feathcrston St., Wellington, i . E: J. White, Manager. General AgentejJfes^rs^W^J^^raJnil^ N..Z. Electrical Fittings & Accessories Co., 101—LAMSTON QUAY—IOI. H. J. BTJLFORD, Manager. C. J. DREWITT, Engineer. ■ ■•'..■ - Telephone 2355. • -. • \. i '_■ , ELECTRICAL WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION carried oufc promptly, and well. HIGH-CLASS ELECTRICAL FITTINGS a Speciality. : ' Electrical Machinery for Every Purpose-Erected by Experts. . ' CENTRAL POSITION AND IMMEDIATE ATTENTION. '