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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3112, 16 June 1917, Page 10

BEAUTIFUL NEW PATTERNS in Spoons, Forks and Cutlery Specially Suitable for Presentation, AMONG Iho many charming now designs in Tahleware now on view ' in our Showroom, the following are worthy of special mention. "SIERRA" SPOONS AND FORKS. Every piece strong, dignified, and graceful. Ono of (ho most pleasing pattorns ever shown in New Zealand. Procurable only at Stewart .Dnwson's. por Dozen. each. *oup Kn<ion<; IiCM. Mustard Spoon?. 3s. f K [_ , Table Spoons. liOs. ' Salt Spoons. 2s. Bd, I Tablo Forks. (ids. Gravy Spoons. ' IDs. • 1 .Dessert Siwotif. Ms. Sweet «r Cake Forks. 3». I "Dessert Forks, fit's, .ram Spoons. fe. Ti'ii Spoon?. nfls. Sii(far Spoons. 03. Afternoon or CotFco Sugar Tongs. fe. lid. Spoons. ' ' 21s. .■ ; ■ ■ || "SIERRA" CUTLERY. Table Knives, .LT> 10s. per dowiii; Dessert Knives. J.T> per down; Moat Uarvsrs, .1!K per pair; Poultry Carvers, 50s. per pair; - "CROMWELL." "RANDOLPH," AND "BLENHEIM." Finest Quality Silver Plated on White Mctnl. Designs dainty and well-balanced. Bought direct from the -Manufacturers nnd rinolod at keenest prices: ' * Salad cr Fruit. Servers, 17s. pair; Sauce. Cream or Sugar Ladles, ■Is. (id. pair; Vickie Forks, 3s. each.; Butter Knives, Is. (id. each; ,lam Spoons, 3s. each. RUSTLESS CUTLERY CABINETS. ' I Fitted with Wingficld .Ifowbotham's (of Sheffield) Famous TIT- , GIK.VIC RUSTLESS CUTLERY, and Finest Quality Old English R. 1 ,. Spoons Forks, Ladles, etc. . Can strongly recommend this stainless anil rustless cutlery: I Xo. 1030 CHUTES DALE DESIGN CA.BJXET—Contains HI pieces: 12 i each Table Knivis. Dessert Knives, Table Spoons, Tea Spoons, Dessort Spoons. Forks, elc, in Old Knplish Pattern. £'V 10s. \'o. iIWI—KM Pieces a.-i above, with 13 Soup Spoons extra. £tfc. ! No. 1352—11T Pjpco?, in Handsome Oak Cabinet. .CM). . Xo. 159:1—123 Pieces, in Handsome Mahogany Cabinet Ma. We also have sirae Canteens with a smaller number of pieces, ' \rliich are not fitted with Rustless Cutlerv. PJUCES,"•£!■( 10s., ,U8 10s., I'2O. As we have only a limited supply of these new lines, orders should be placed at once. If you cannot call, write by early post and your requirements will receive immediate attention. AND CO. (N.Z.) LTD. , , JEWELLERS AND; SILVERSMITHS,, WELLINGTON. Great^ Salvage Fire Sale pjn*A§ i»V«« Starts Wed., May 16th, XHCt j ■ . AT ■'.''' fedford's Complete Farflishing Warehouse Goods damaged by Fire, Smoke, and Water, reduced from 20 to 50 per.cent. Come and secure Bargains in Furniture, Bedsteads, Bedding, Linoleums, Carpet Runners, Carpet Squares, Matting Squares, Blankets, Hearth Rugs, Sofa. Rugs, Door Mats, Chesterfield Suites, Bedroom Suites, Kerbs, Fenders, Fire Brasses, Companion Sets, Toilet Sets, Lamps, Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, and Pots, Vases, etc., ALL ,AT SALE PRICES FOR CASH ONLY. BADFORD & CO. - Manners Street. i "VyiN'JIIR is essenliallv the time |f|^" >^"'', j I when one's thoughts turn to Ite^pi^l^g^W^, ! Home—and the comfort to be found' \\ ™; T J J OUR UPHOLSTERED SETTEES AND LOUNGES I are ideal in every respect—they are the acme of elegance, .durability, and J comfort combined. j CHOICE DESIGNS. ARTISTIC COVERINGS. LUXURIOUS UPHOLSTERY. I AN INSPECTION NOW WILL PROVE . VASTLY INTERESTING. I S. S. WILLIAMS & C 0.,: Ltd., i 117 TARANAKI STREET WELLINGTON. \ No connection with any other Furnishing Firm with the name, of Williams. I ' W rM c »™d Instantly by mf WINTER'S NERVINE. REV. aTJBBET C. PRICE, 8.A., writes: "Owing to ex. ten ' iiv ? decay in 2 double teeth I suffered for days with excruciating pain.- I was recommended to try Bunter'e Nervine. I did so, and to my joy the pain quickly and W , '4' : WfM\'v-v i yt ™'' re ly «ased." _Ja!iaiaK°™.r'.fj^.....: Of all Chemists and Stores. /'| ! Oiled and Waterproofed j I: % . Storm Clothing. 1 * O w i 3 1 The stormy season is now here, and it is necessary to pro- \ ] tect yourself from the severe weather. which will be csperi- s enced during the next' few mouths. \ I This clothing-is the ideal protection for such weather. t i 'The Double Linen Walking Coats are buttoned down tho \ I ■ front and fastened at the throat, with a strap and buckle. j J The collars are lined with velvet, and stand well up the t ? These coats vary from 48 inches to 58 inches ill length. I I , The Material is- Double Throughout, i I with an extra thickness at tho elbows, and special capes over % 8 thn shoulders. ri Jl Tho coats have stayed buttonholes, which cannot pull or tear ?i I • away, while the selvages are leather bound and well sewn with ij M siroiiß thread, all seams being double stitched. ' ': S I A spocml feature of these coats is 'that they are-fitted with ? t h storm cutis which close over the wrist with rubber bands and . ' \ ft thus '9 I Keep the Arms Thoroughly Dry and Warm, I \ Kiding Coats as above ;,)so stocked. I § We also have a largo rango of Oilskins. Leggings. Son'- I a wosters, Short Coats, Trousers etc., suitable for seamen,- ( I Rubber Hide Boots, with leather soles, also Snag-proof Rub- I ij her Boots, both hip and k:iee. 6 ] Flags of the Allied Nations. > I I We have a large stock cf Nev Z.rabnd Ensigns. "Union >3 a .Jacks, Belgian, French, Italian! Servian, Kussian, and Ameri- 3 || can Flags, all made of tho best double warped bunting. ij w ' For further particulars write to Department "D " j f E ¥. Mills & Co., Ltd. j I Moi MADE IN CANADA. (| Life CLOBE, ANCLE, CHECK, AND Jl> JiHf] RENEWABLE DISC VALVES.* * : A LL Genuine JENKINS VALVES Jtl fSjKpl ' have name engraved on Body. • A& b»< For Oil, Steam, Aoid, and Water. eli^^B KjfifJpll Solo Agenta— r^J^^^*^ JENKINS * MACK, LW, g Featheruton Street, WELLINGTON. l^^-N^^j^^sa