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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 993, 7 December 1910, Page 8

"-WEDNESDAY SPECIALS ' HP THAT- "Ulr ALWAYS ' A HP IS? A (PHP ssß^jaefej j ATTENTION. ' | S lILtINEIf MODELS at 21s. I J '■.'.-. TRIMMED HATS.; - ' | I A SPECIAL LINE OF ABOUT 30 TRIMMED MODELS; USUAL- I I LY PRICED AT 495.' 6d., Ms. and 395. 6cl. eaon. I I WEDNESDAY SPECIAL PRICE, 01/. I 1 One of these worthy of note is of White Silk Veiled Black; Laca B |j .. and trimmed wreath of marguerites. The shape is a pretty new Mush- B 1 room. , " ■ ■ ■'•.:■;; tt | Another .model, also ilurihreom shape, is of dull . Helio Straw, n m trimmed wreath of small shaded flowers. , a I A Smart Hat, in Dull Pink Straw, finished with black wing, H @ would be very suitable for knockabout wear. a 9 There are also many others, some trimmed flowers, others with • | | ribbon trimmings only. H | The-Price-21s. ' | 1 The Place—The . ..'DXO.. :1

LADIES' WATCHES . OF SPECIAL QUALITY. || i Gifts That Last for a Lifetime. ,^lflilt^ • ■ . /s^^^^^^m^. : T ADIES who value a watch for its timekeeping fß^^^^^^^^^ki ; qualities and finish as well as for its elegant IS&tiffl A oSsklli j appearance should see the watches we illustrate, \ wllvfiP' - here. They are all reliable lever watches, with 15 ■ ruby jewels, compensation balance Brequet hair spring, and.are without doubt perfect.watches in every respect, besides being of very special value. >S2g3SggUJ We will send any of them by mail on receipt of Mo. 4. ' remittance. Should you not be pleased with your Ladies'i 4 ct. Gold Half : ' v r ■ •l 1 •» v en . Hunting Case ; purchase for any reason whatever, we will cheerfully £9/10/refund money. In Full Hunting Plain ■'' Please note that these watches are manufactured Case : i specially for, and can only be procured direct from us. Sio.iU/- ; No. 4.' ' --. • N°- *• '''■■ Ladies' Silver Open Face Case, Ladie>' Silver Hunting Case, . : ! plain or chased design : "" ; -engraved pattern or plain. - i ■ . 60/- •■ ,■•■'■ . 70/-. ; ~ I OUR SPECIAL WATCH CATALOGUE WILL BE SENT ON REQUEST. !; ■ . I Stewart, Dawson &'.C0.,.'(N.Z.). Ltd., JEWELLERS, WELLINGTON.

HOME .. SPECIALISTS.' v, - : HORR'OCKSES Afflj. FIM.AY ARE NAMES WELL' KNOWN IN THE HOUSEHOLD AS BEING ■ -. THE MAKERS OF THE BEST SHEETINGS. GEORGE. WINDER, " THE CORNER," ; • - ■ ' '.- i Imports the Best Furnishings, and has opened a Fresh Shipment of SHEETINGS AND PILLOW COTTONS . • • From the World-Renowned Makers, also, • ART LINEN AND CEETONNES. ' ■ '■; Comparison of values is invited in the. selection of the above goods, and in . , FLOOR COVERINGS, when customers will he convinced of'the value procured from. : GEORGE WINDER, Household Linen and Furnishing Importer, CUBA AND MANNERS'STREETS. , HOW ROBERTSON'S HIGHLAND FLUID DIP SUITS NEW ZEALAND. It embodies all the special features of the Paste, except that of waterproofing the fleece, like other, soluble fluids, it yields to persistent 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 tho largest woolgrowers in the world. SOME TESTIMONIAL. ~.-.. -.. , V Hall, Gisborne.-"It. continues to give the fullest satisfaction: the wool . is always in bright healthy condition, and the sheep entirely freo from ■ Yfenley and Lanauze, Ltd.. Sapicr.—"Owinc to other dips introduced into New Zealand not, in many cases proving efficacious we have experimented with the Highland Dip for two years before recommending ,it. Tho result has been most successful.". - ■ , , „ _. John Deans. Canterbury—"l have been using the Highland Sheep Dip (Paste and Fluid) for the last three years, and it has given me greater, satisfaction than any other Dip I have used, and the wool is in splendid, order . at shearing time. I enclose order for this year. for. my three .places. . , D. Kirltpatrick, Gisborne.-"Thc Hi ghland Dip is tho most perfect for stud sheep that I have yet used." - Agents: ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd., WELLINGTON, KAXGITIKEI, MANAWATU, A PALMEESTON .NORTH. ll m ■^j.i.i-ir 1 - Ijn._-*tn,m^Wig»Tgq.1 jn._-*tn , m^Wig»Tgq. 'TjZT* r n ngft(f% |f' Sk|" ASSURANCE . CO., LTD. .. %J$ 1J £A l\ IJ @eA total assets; exceed 'se.soo.eop. BOARD OF TRUSTEES.-J. G. W. Aitken, Esq., J- K- Blair, Esq. FIRE.-AU- Classes of Risks Insured at Lowest Current Kates, burveya made and Quotations.Given Free of Charge. __ ; ■ • ACCIDENT.-Peraonal- and Disease, Eniployera' Liability, Public East and ■ Mortgagee Indemnity. ... ' NEW 52KALAND BRANCH OFFICE, 157 Featherston St., Wellington, , . R. J. White, Manager. General Agents:, I^^&JBLSSB£g"&S^ N.Z. Electrical Fittings & Accessories Co., 101—LAMBTON QUAY—IOI.. : ' H. J. BULFORD, Manager. C J.- DREWITT, Engineer. Telephone 2355. . . . ' ELECTRICAL WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION carried out. promptly, and well. HIGH-CLASS ELECTRICAL FITTINGS a Speciality. Electrical Machinery for Every Purpose Erected by Experts. CENTRAL POSITION AND IMMEDIATE ATTENTION. ;