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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1703, 20 March 1913, Page 9

■ ■ : | V / / j I -jr j •I ; ; GEM KINGS, .$ f• , GOLD PENCILS, jl 1 j : BBOOOHES, ' ' Ti '■ 6 6 fi ' CIGAI!E ' r,r E CASES, | . •J . pendants, If *p • , match boxes, S ■'" BEAOELETS, .■ ' . ■ - >< % QC POCKET KNIVES, jj .. I v • EARRINGS, • ■ ' J&i "CHAIN PURSES, , $ 1 . Etc., Etc. ... ' A . • ' Etc " Eto - .. J ■ j Charming Amethyst and Pearl Necklace, pet in 15ct. fffild. D. 937. £10 Ih3. C'r.'sh. j jj { - ' OUR STOCK OF 'JEWELLERY, WATCHES, SILVEBWARE, AND E.P. GOODS IS WELL KNOWN jj . ■'■, FOE HIGH QUALITY, BEAUTIFUL WORKMANSHIP, AND GENUINE TALUE. £ W. UTTLEJOBNI SON, 222=224 iambton Quay, Wellington. ■:■ Give'" Your 1 ' AlfilSo,ilF©©lc'S '"' I l\ ••'*' ' you never know when Visitors and WuoM® 1/ t»'-' '.* Callers will pop in. Housewives .- ' ! will agree that it's wise to havs AliSscbro#b's '''m'i ! '' '" ; ® s£sl ® s 1 ■/' jlidJ ■ ■. 1 • < • GrW. the Wool ■ - • ••• '/ .1118-If ,* 1 aji I !,i There are, dozens of varieties of H I Wc ' rlaKe IM Uothyj ■ AULSEBROOK'S Biscuits to .' iH 1 Wm! byl ] y I I ' ... 1 . ' choose from. Try some'of these:— 1 111 111 IMM ; # l 11 « : ' ■ SWEET OLIVER I Iff. ■ We'll Bwy your Wool. ' fruit mince '** ' 9 : BARS /. .'V PROVE how we help you to 1 "' ; / ' get good prices. - "j?-\ The FABJIEES'COiOP, said in their Wool Eepoit: "Mr. J; Stevenson, Tlaxlon ' . lad the aatisfaotion of topping the markdt for merino for a beautifully bright iot of ■WOW&>L ' P3=ea five :balcß, which was sold to a local woollen factory afc 18d." ' ■ ■^ om f^ on mills eagerly sought after bnlf-breds, merinos, crutchings and pieces." ; ■ . Messrs. DALGETY&CO. remark: "The local factories took the bulk of the .\js3i ** Jk :' s^Pi&i , xoerinos, in addition to a quantity of fine half-breds and pieces." PTv Messrs, PYNE & CO., the largest Wool Brokers in the Dominion, say: "The ft \ I\uTETIS^ pollen mil!s of the. Dominioni as usual, took a very considerable share of the best / \\\ VTU I V§/^ nalf-brens, and kept tne market buoyant and firm for'this class of wools. /U ' ' ' 7 A l?H\ • waslargcly responsible for the clearance of the various grades of crossbreds—the woollen ! i /'\ / JN ,'\\ ' • mills for merino, which, by thfl way sold remarkably iwZJ—while the high level ofpricea . ' I' k j r y^^fvJrV paid for bellies and piecpa must be attributable to'tho operations of the various factories " . / / J, n S' A r l , WOOLLEN , cc «prs*«" <■*( 8f Wool for local requirements. BUY " KAIAPOI" GOODS ALWAYS. . % '& ■ ' • —"• 1 — I Bcnger's Food, prepared I iMte«ai^Baum^»iuiia«aTt^rnTCTir^i,a y. . , f : , • • .11 "> l % - Head OiEee: Tolegrains: , \ London Office; ! "With flesh HGW milk forms V/el!lngton. v DutlHita, Wellington. 23 Lime Street. a dainty and delicious cream, p JOHN DUTHIE & CO., LTD., j Sttf henec " s^lot,i 1 METALS AND HARDWARE, MERCHANTS. | ' If half Benger's Food so I \VILLIS, MERCER, AND VICTORIA STREETS. p prepared; is mixed with half I CONSTRUCTIONAL STEEL, ' | freshly made tea or coffee, I ' • •• '■ ' MATERIAL, • v\ cocoa 01*chocolatc itsliltflilv CONTBACTOSS FOE.; 'S£ t", a » te St l e S , t j Si-wSSSSSS | , WIRE, ETC. ' Sp vantages are added with | , ,•• Indents Executed on'.Lowest Terms. I great 'success to the refresh- A r ' wonMA i\';\ LONG AND CO.'S STEEL. JOISTS, I - m 2 qn#>?s of the beverage. | •-"•'iISJiTBD-STEEL % I ' I . .KINNEAIf.STEEL KOLLTNO SHUTTEKS, , % 1 , •<••• r •-/ .mannesmann steel.water wains, 111 j®T^sJ Af;pFyTS l north eastern- steel co.'.s steel kails; IxrV \S>\ %yj *fr h ; - .'r* . JOHN SKAW, LTD., .STEEL AVIRE ROPE, ' §F% « rriT>' : •■ WAUKEQAN BARBED' "WIRE, • /.CLABENCE. ENGLISH 'FENCING : WIBB, FOOB I " If-:TITAN BEST CROAVN G.C. IRON, ii ' , | 1 '• v. . .PATIONT VULCANITE ROOFING COY. '/} also mixes asirecablv with ;'ALEXANDER PERGUSSON, AND CO.'S GENUINE WHITE & !■ , 7 agreeaoiy witn | , -7;.:: V' '-'LEAD, AND'PAINTS. , f. Stimulants when these may p ' IMPORTERS OF— I be medically recommended. | G.C. IRON, BAR,'- SHEET, AND PLATE IRON, AND STEEL, .KNIGHT I BENGER'S FOOD, LTD. 1 ■ BEVEN'S PORTLAND. CEMENT, SAFES, AND STRONG-ROOM DOORS, • | n ,. w ,M„ .- , _ % REGISTER AND..INTERIOR GRATES. AIR PIT FIRES, TILES, MANTLE- : I i PIECES, BRASSFOUNDRY, BRUSHWARE, OILS . AND PAINTS, CARPEN- | ' ' ■' " ,B,w ' | TERS' AND ENGINEERS' TOOLS, CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, SILVER I Stnt»>if<ml{,uUi«Tim,*Dnaiitt, I WARE, COPPER WARE, LEATHER GOODS, ETC. ' I elc " ev " TJ,h " t - eBBv | > TELEPHONESj-573, Town 1 Dept.; 15G, Country Dept.; 25G4, Iron Store. Quality, Originality. and- Craftsmanship j . They'-, knqiv: that"whilopractising Ilffl f | js 1 |C gigl the strictest economy, th?v are 9t_- Bjy_-_3w SSM I I«/ H !tb/J -curini? FURNITDRE THAT NOT I. IBj Wg ONLY,SATISFIES THE ARTISTIC I 8 « IMQDAI/rn J® S'^l« übb which l|W^p^ r liPl I PI |||s •Every Tradesman employed by I I B '«*/■•»•» ir x *llw EDWARD COLLIE, LIT)., ia > | | gy |HE . Master Craftsman. •sQ^ r . 8 M • iSstiia EDWARD CQLLIE, Ltd., I additiom ' H 'PHONE 1631. ARTS CRAFTSMEN, 167 STREET, j B OF SOUTFBRiTiSH IMELWRM , Fofely a N.Z, Owned Company. W .SAUCE if FffiE. -MARKE, EMPLOYEES' LIABILITY, AND GENERAL ACCIDENT ITS POPULARITY DUE TO PEOMPTNESa 34--38 Manners Street.