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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3191, 15 September 1917, Page 10

■JRf Wrist Watcks r \ Charming Gifts! I \« I I V'rf W l3 have just opened a very fine 1. \ HA ~}J J I assortment of 9ct. and 15ct. Gold | IV w\ M'fSl ll iLi 7 V7rist Watches—refined in appear- \\ / anC ° aW * ro " a1,10 n 6 - v\\. I, * y' These Watches havo superior qualffff?**"" ity 15-jewelled lnovements, and may I/? 1 ! Ijq had with strong Leather Straps, V I Dr ,ritll flexible, expanding BraoeXj^F=j , lots of the noted "Britannic" make— a\/ J the most durable on the marliftt. Owinc to the "Direct-Buying" policy j\ and the Enormous Transactions of Stowart Dawson's Eippire-wide'liusiness, ■we can sell these High-grade Watches at Exceptionally Keen .Prices: WITH LEATHER STRAPS AND GOLD BTJCKLES- ■ 80s., 845.. 85s. each. WITH GOLD EXPANDING BRACELETS- ! £7 10s., £8, £8 10s., £9 10s., £10 10s. £11 10s., £12 55., '£13s. 10s., to £15 each. EVERY WATCH TESTED FOR ACCURACY BEFORE LEAVING THE PREMISES. SENT POST-FEEE TO ANY ADDRESS. MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. STEWART DAWSON AND CO. (N.Z.) LTD., JEWELLERS, SILVERSMITHS & WATCHMAKERS, Comer Lambton Quay , and , Willis Street, Wellington. y Great Furniture SALE! ALTERATION OF PREMISES. Stock must be sold to make room, as we have leased a portion of our large premises in Manners Street. We must make a GREAT CLEARANCE of our Stock'during July. Al! Goods now Reduced to Rock-bottom Prices. FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING, CARPET. S SQUARES, CARPET RUNNERS, TOILET SETS, DINNER SETS, IRONMONGERY. All at Clearing Prices. 43, 45, and 47 MANNERS STREET. ' \ vb JLLiiGAJNILiI/ \ j*^^ , rr . P TYTTT> A I>TT IT^V w |j-- cfcUUKAijlLil I WILLIAMS' Oak Furniture produced in the Williams Factory is distinguished by exclusiveness of design, skilful workmanship, and real VALUE, i ; , Our Oak Furniture is desirable fro'm eveiy point of view—it isFuruiture which will give years of solid service and will add attraction to your Home! Being (he Manufacturers, our Values arc Unusually Pronounced! . $. % bW. Lllli 3 Wellington. . No connoction with any other Furnishing Firm with the name of Williams. IlllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllillllllillllilllllliilllWllllliUlllll^^^^^ Remember the Name! jjPlt Whenever you require highly-skilled flP&I^""~ , - \ Dental Aid make an appointment with MARSDON & \>ss / CHAMBERLAIR^^^A Their Expert Service and _ Up-to-dii °\ ■ // *& Appliances ensure Satisfaction in E.\- /\ 1/ { ( tracting, Stopping or Replacing Teeth. \ / / Personal Attention by Principals only. V / Moderate Fees. L/w/'/ / / Nolc the Addrew: X^//^// 69 Manners Street - - Wellington \W/ Hours: 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. and 7 run. to 5.30 i\m' >///]/ Closed 1 p.m. Saturday. . ijiiauaa^'iirpiiiiliii«nj'i.iiiirHin»ra l Mnit.,ii- l iiimwua- ■. ■■-" i10Jin. CLEARANCE, 110 in. WHEELBASE, ROOMY & COMFORTABLE. 31 H.P., 5-Seator, 1917 Model, Electric Light and Self Starter. . - STILL AT PRE-WAR PRICE, £330 — Ik Popular f iWilir s Car Z@a!asiclsa lAr Smportseig ©©~ Ltd., (NEW ZEALAND DISTBIBUTOES)), 'Phono «C 3. P.O. BOS 705, WELLINGTON. WELLINGTON SELLING AGENTS-STANTON AND EVANS, LTD., ; MOLESWORTH STREET. .

BLASTING GOES DEEPER, Instead of turning over tho impoverished surface soil to tho depth of a plough-share every year, use Atlas Farm Powder and loosen the subsoil four feet ♦leep. This makes available a vast new store of plant food and the result is healthier, more prolific crops. Blasting the soil with Atlas Farm Powder lets in tho air and this liberates the food elements which have been locked in the subsoil for years—locked where the roots could not penetrate. Results are wonderful. Particulars from Goldinjham and Beckett, Ltd., Palmerston North, Distributing Agents for Wellington, Wairarapa, and Taranaki. or Atlas Powder Co., Box 913, Wellington.—Advt. "No phosphates, no life," is a saying that is especially applicable 'to North" Island soils, and lor that reason "Eclipse" Fertilisers are particularly rich in this property. Farmers who have used these noted manures for twenty years or more insist that the judicious application , of "Eclipse" is the beet and cheapest way of ensuring steady growth and substantial yields.—Advt. Messrs. Wright, Stcphenson and Co. and Messrs. Dalgoty and Co. will hold a cattle fair at Pahintua, on November 7. Entries for Messrs. Balgciy and Co.'s Levin stock salo are advertised. The bridge south of Pahautanui, on the Wellmgton-Paekakarilri R<ad, will be closed from Monday till Wednesday, both dayb inclusive. A 1500-acre freehold farm is olfcred for sale by Messrs. Williams and Kettle, Napier. Mr. A. 0. Johnson, To Kuiti, is advertising for sale a 179-«cro farm. A stock salo will be held at Levin on fipptemer 18 by Mcsar3. Abraha-m and Williams. The N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency will hold a stock sale at To Jloro on September 19. Messrs. Harconrt and Co. have a replace advertisement in this issue.

] . Calves, Cows, Pigs, Horses and Poultry. ' . I f J<lP*l) i ■ 'J-' 0 P<iolisb even extracts from Iho thousands of testimonials received testifying to the value of Meggitf/s I \| e JlrfoW/ Linseed Oil Meal would require too much space, but, in order to give an idea of the growing popularity i °'' t' 10 mell '> ive ' m . TO decided u l lon '> sei-ies of announcements giving extracts from the letters of a few satisfied farmer clionts :— tfjfc Mr. Peter L. Tighe, Ferodnlo, via Raymond Terrace, says: "No dairyman should be without a W\ ff^J^es — supply -ot Meggitt's Linseed Oil Meal, which gives a better and richer flow of milk; it will niako your , -^ I I weak stock strong-and healthy. .It is the finest of all foods. Fcrodalo possesses some of the finest <1 ''milking strains of Shorthorn, Durham, Guernsey, and Jersey cattle." ~/ -MsFyWji §*tW>Jm>'' ~ - f|lf"Tiiil /] ° Mr.'A. E. Whitelaw, Hill Top, writes: "Send me repeat order of Linseed Oil Meal. I cannot speak / /WvX^twS s C, S to ° hi S hlv of lhe imn l< ? " , w value of-the meal. I would not now be without it" V \ / 'i /'» WwW'l'/ slr - <-'■ Couzons, Kangaroo Valley, who opened with orders of five, ten, and twenty sacks, says: I I I"") !i vSfs'Hlil'V \\!l8i( w> s l ,l>ak to ° ni 8 nl 3" of your Linseed Meal. For calves it has no equal—in fact, for all classes of \ \(. 1 w WWW \:\\ jfflv Mr. Wm. Cox, Bailgcry's Creek, writes: "I nm feeding fifty cows on a mixture of Linseed Oil Meal I I \ ._' j/fl 4i gjffif /j » y>l V and chaff; they show wonderfully improved condition, are clean and healthy, ami give a big amount of II Vl>S:s * $3*7*B IF /if cream. After trying all foods, your Linseed Meal is easily the- best. I also use the meal for 'my wL a r"*^gi* r y /J/\ LJ horses, and they prefer it to corn." _™ lif ' J When purchasing from your store ask for pamphlets giving information of how to feed. ****c> 9 cv From all Stores, or full particulars from Agents. BLAIR, REED & Co., Ltd., Box 941, Wellington, or HIFCOTT 144 LINSEED OIL AND OIL MEAL MANUFACTURERS, raJU<UW* If l^W* 26 KINQ STREET) SYDNEY, N.S.W.-