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. /~% "I JUST LOVE A (JA I IJI —AND WHAT :: J ll%Mj ladydoesnt? Jp 'If IIW Ut^ty ' Smartness > Com^ott u/ I lull V Convenience—the Sports %^^/iLL^ 1 Coat has them all. That's "' 'iIMt 1 why it's first favourite this H time of year. It will pay ' ,- YOU to buy yours NOW— Especially at These Prices! SHETLAND WOOLLEN JERSEYS-A large assortment; shades of saxe, rose, sky, and cream; sac shape; set-in sleeves; very useful for wearing under raincoats. • . . Price, 19s. 6d. FINE WOOLLEN JERSEYS-Fleecy lined; in various shades; set-in sleeves; wide waist belt; useful garment for house weax. Price, 21s. . LIGHT-WEIGHT WOOLLEN JERSEYS-In various shades; deep round collar at back; large rever centre front; Raglan and £et-in sleeves; wido Rash around wjust; two largo pockets on eitner side of skirt; particularly smart coat. p r j ce) 525, 6d, BEAUTIFUL QUALITY WOOLLEN JERSEYS-In shades of saxe, brown, violet, grey, bottle, navy, quaker, and fawn; Raglan sleeves; belt around waist, fastening centre front with leather buckle. Price, £3 9s. 6d. VERY SMART COAT IN CREAM WOOLLEN , HEAVY KNIT-Smart rolled collar, fastening high at throat; wido belt at waist; suitable garment for all figures. Price, £3 19s. 6d. EXCEPTIONALLY SMART JERSEYS-In shades of brown, grey, fawn, emerald, rose; saxe, navy, and black; long rolled collar; high effect at waist if preferred; all loose-fitting sizes. Price, £4 15s. BLACK AND WHITE STRIPED SILK JERSBYS-Plain black -silk sailor collars and wide black belt give very smart effect; all loose-fitting sizes. Prices, £4 9s. 61, £5 15s. 6d., £7 7s. . Well .Expect You .To-day!.-LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON.

£. ' . I'RTPVnP'ilirT'J Tn 1 000 000 . (One MHlicn Pounds) ART NEEDLEWORK /OiTIWS r /"J 1 " 113 . 10 purchase some time rgo enables ue to offer some*very do. OOfli Oil JfthtfuL pieces of work for the long winter evenings. Tho material is >wu.tt <i men nnlsh> » looks we ii ( W iu wear wel]) is verj inexpensive. S'TJ-I 0 ' 9 PULL SIZE PILLOW SHAMS- 3s ltd nair. /A IO Tl iOiFS CARVING CLOTHS, 20 x 30- u V \u Cf BOUND OK OVAL TABLE CENTRES-' ' Is', 9d! OHIFOFiS WE PAY I ' OSTAGE FOR CASH. Ovor £l,ooojooo have b««u spent r - * \% f j\j (f f §H V I |j fj by. Tho Church Army in provid- r '■■ '. •*•.. A >1A ™ sJ.jLj&jdbJ! . JL/ & ■ J-/**. . ing and carrying on '..'■' REST HUTS Aid TENTS ART NEEDLEWORK SPECIALISTS — LAMBTON QUAY. MOTOR AMBULANCES' Postal Address.Box 32, G.P.O. KITCHEN CARS ~„,,, ~._.. HOSTELS ' >■—— ■- ~.,■■ INSTITUTES 0,11(1 IWiW' W*» Tiw>irm. t ■L-γ ,^..., r Z . ' ''' ,i "l- '~ '"""'"~ " ~T~7 Ti i■■ URGENTLY NEEDED aI I' \?^K?\HBB| to give Comforts and Recreation "~ \A JIIU >\ \. \ /~\ n^^^^®^^^ to our Soldiera and Sailors in ~\ » v'«r>V r ', !^S^^SIfS New Zealand—in England—in \j\\i<'&YW\ /"'s'TO^^^l^^e Prance-inltaly-inMesopotamia • \\\ "xSgßßfea^iivA '■•' > t\\WFwMlsMm®ss —in Palestine—in Salonika—ond ix ■ in J^^^m < \ Trentham, Featherston, Tauhere- TOM^mTOJfcraS^^^^^K^^^^^^^'^^P^'.^^p nikau, Awapuni; Narrow Neok. "FnnTtaPienittTeaTaUt" ■ flllsii^is^Xv''""'-v' '<% —TO ERECT an Institute at Rotorua for Convalescent Soldiers. • t ' |% , '* -TO INCREASE the Grants to Tho USefniPW flf TP3 Sm^lSMl-'r^ Chaplains, to buy-Comforts for 8 lIC i«oUH Jf "1 II Cα the N.Z. Boys in Camps, on Troop- Bhm\ ships, at the Front and in Hos- Tea or j g j na ||y came.from China, rawJ^B|B|fiy m n p-riT T-r.TT-n' rrTn? •KrwowdHT' and the Chinese spread about all sorts .|i'M\\^Sffl|wS TiES-flnanciai and otherwise- of fabulous stories as to its origin. It c'SrjSW |l||i of our Soldier Boys. was c | a i me d 0 grow on precipitous peaks 111 YOU CAN DO SOMETHING. , H .. nflH lin | fln ri«_ fl || thi«i tn maintain fPS lill S DO IT TO DAY! ruyyoU UlilanuS —all UIIS IU Illallllalll \y^SJA. X'SHImrhII tv Send Your Donation to \\ The Military Affairs Committee, To-day it is from India and Ceylon ""^^^^Rll Jae. W. Henderson [ Honorary that the bOBt t638 COfTIO, and Wβ hOFlBStly \j!?sffiflPliifi«ll Goo, ShtrtcliSe j Treasurers ~ , , , . . iStSS^eKißliKtrti 20 Muignvc streoi, Wellington ] believe that no better teas are to Oβ had, •<??£. ~^wil cross nil cheques "Union Bank, woiiingion." each according to jts grade and price, than ,/ ft/j>MM§ IT'S the durability of the Oloth /mam**, ~ nnrf the Linings, the quality "iSP«ST JP% Sg. ot tlio Trimmings, tho sontlcmauly i a iS__#SsS__*j iippearance and the low price which ■ f ** Hhaaa stßSar UnUKCHIbL OI BUI V T >IC lupeHor C to all MMWWB ™ ffla!il ™ others. *)35VIVIAN STRET.WELLINGTON VEjKI A9£irK£i9SArVll 2 If you bavo a room with faded paper, have tho trails ro-covered with . one of Tingey'3 pretty Wallpapers. You will find that those four walls do not scorn to "imprison" you—on the other hand, you'll liko tho froah, bright atmosphere of tlio room. fi TiE§€y 9 § Specially Fe^fefc a- These are sphcially imported from England, and aro to be had only ! fro ! u us, ou lv ''l ' )0 delighted with tho (aetefulnpss of slmdes anil v LStJuir designs—and the lovely friezes to match. There's a display iu our ; s ' lowl ' oom i a!l( ' we cordially invito you. -'TUWCIJVe en™* Colour Merchants |llWllLY> SoVanners w. Wiling,,, After you'ye laken Fletcher'* Pliosplutonic — '■ — ~——!_______ you'll look back on "murapy grumpy' dart a: . . horrible experiences—nightmarcsl You'll «• i _ perience real joy ol living—buoytnejr of mind "^^.. A CM t% S /*v 1 «id bodyl—>nd all thanks lo if X 01 O B 2 P Fletcher's . fdfffi?*s\ ffiP»S ll^D^J^s l 4sll f*H 1 P (& A ! sllowi " 8 * h0 'Popularity of the .. , ™» a >' We'hTve b nm U ple-l!to!ta! Phoiphilonic, the lomcol lonic, .cl. dneclly \VW7 Send in your orders early as wo onnenrou, S ,. l em«ndbra l nbec.«.e..con..m ! supply in rotation phoiphorui—lhe veryi thing you now need. " J lu ">"uii. Sold by all chemiiU and ilorct, 2/6 and 4/6 or ' poit (ree Irom IHI i\\f BP& 6 il\ Phone S5Bl CHAS. A. FLETCHER WW Vt M Bv3 V> \* B X fl"% t« > balUi P.O. Bo* 28« '}»} Chemist - - Wellinfitonjffi ' . Kiffisss&saffiStsai^aal 25 «•"«" FAR,SH street, weuingion.

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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 215, 30 May 1918, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 215, 30 May 1918, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 215, 30 May 1918, Page 2

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