fyW fj-. Wonder of wonders! Delight of delight! The event of MWM ym'W the whole year the children never forget and ever look for- jC "'ML The time has come when the youngsters have their "inn- \¥| WJj£ $&SwM''' ings' , ; your time, good parents, has come to give the children W>W/^ the rea "X gOOtJ time "° ° ther SeßSon bUt . Chrls t mas ca " p,,0 " \iMf/^ ' But the cfiief att|,act ' on chifdrcn — V '$M>W The Magic Cave opens at 2.30 p.m. every day. «O W SipW All previous arrangements stand, viz.: 6t!. admission to tftxtJl the Magic Cave and a Free Present for every visitor. Everyiilw® one P a Vs the same price, whether young, old, or not quite so jPvulW a.M\j What a wonderful Cave this, year's is to be sure. A bril- y "|i ..■„,. ijant sight it is, and a lovely home for Father Christmas and f yj&M ' Wyfoxjf. Coming? Need we ask I You are sure to be there. Come ' 'S^fff-jflh on the Opening Day, FRIDAY, 30th November, 1917, at %lf//^ Jf?S$L DI.C. Box 1478 Wellington, .jiff
The Influence of Soft. Furnishing is Harmony of Colour i —n feature which predominates in. our . s . j TNVBSTIGVTIO\ reveaU that m the. very infancy of civilisation jjl i colour was arranged m pleasing combinations in decorations of I | the Homo and public places of interest. ."' . i A VISIT OF INSPECTION NOW WILL CONVINCE YOU OF THE MATCHLESS BEAUTY AND SUPERIORITY OF OUR EANGE OP SHADOW TISSUES-FOR LOOSE COVERS. . Head Office, Lambton Quay, Wellinigton. - | Queen Street, Mastcrton. Market Street, Hastings. | in our Stocks is new, and all are original in design., Wo have opened up our latest shipment of ARTISTIC AND EXCLUSIVE Wallpapers-just the tones to harmonise perfectly with tho prevailing; decorative schemes in modern homes, and we cordially INVITE YOU TO INSPECT ■ this unique display. Wβ will be pleased to furnish you with an estimate . . for BRIGHTENING YOUR ROOMS for the Summer months. TINGEY'S": ; Oil and Colour Merchants, 30 Manners Street WELLINGTON. '
AS wo are always pushed to get out our December orders, wo respectfully •• request' that all our customers will forward ! their orders now. llemem- \ bor, orders will be sent only in their turn; if there is disappointment it will /.. not 1)6 our fault; • i; .DAVID McCRAB, Ltd., ' I'.O. BOX 284. • . 'PHONE 2551. ;'I Stock Your Larders wilts ■~'*<& Spfficerfes from Gampboll's -5!S§!Ja T)ONT Bhop all over town, anywhere, fancy free, but at >O^iW CAMPBELL'S, whore every iirliclo can bo relied upon \W§\ !' for purity and freshness. Shop hore and go cut out tho \ w^l) trouble and dissatisfaction of receiving unsatisfactory foods. KkA : , .Ecmomber, in the long run nothing is so cheap as tho ■ -jja boat. Shopping hero therefore ensures economy, for CAMPBELL'S goods are synonymous with quality. Three big busy Campbell Store* aro daily turning out big qunnli- ; ties of Groceries. That means constant fresh eupplies-no tiao hero , for anything to loso its freshness! 1 40 and "Manners Slreel.'Phone M 3. 203 Cubn Slreet...'Phonc 2624 A .-.'■' ' ■■ 163 Rlddllord Slrecl.-'Phone 1081
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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 56, 29 November 1917, Page 2
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