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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 122, 17 February 1919, Page 8

NEW SILVERWARE BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS . . HIGHEST QUALITY We are displaying a charming assortment of Silverware that has just been opened up. Lovers of articles that cowlime Beauty and Ulilit\) Bill he delighlednilh these goods, which are specially suitable for wedding and otkrglfls. The new ware comprises Tea Pols, j4jj, Jf^mi Tea Sels, Hot Water Kettles, Enlree ~ Dishes, Baking Dishes, Hot Water l *Wi 4007>i>mj(L ill Jugs, Rawer Vases, Toast Racks, II Children's Mugs, and other articles. wl^wtw I '*/ * Splendid Assortment o[ Plain Tea Pots, at 35/-, 37/6,42/-. 45/-, 50/-, 55/-, 60/-, 63/-. 70/-, 75/-,. 77/6, 84/-, 90/-, and £5 10/- ■ G. 7818. Tea Pot, showing design of ; H. 8981. Very handsome E. P.N.S. Atternoon Tea Set, comprising Tea Hot Water-Kettle, Plain design. . Pot and Sugar and Cream (3 pieces) Price 95/- complete. P«« # !0/- the set. Country Orders CarcfAly Packed and sent Postage Paid. STEWART DAWSON'S Stewart Dawson's Corner :: WELLINGTON

—wmmw (JfA 1 AAA wo ® -"^^— Perhaps— You've had a strenuous day—and evening too— And you feel kiud of all-in when you make for bedBut it's smiles—wreaths of them— Smiles of satisfaction and comfort that spread o'er your faceWhen you slip-into those pyjamas you bought at pre-war / 'prices— From Wallace and Gibson— . They are the essence of cosiness—and sleep peaceful, comfortable repose—is yours— That's if you already have pyjamas from us— If you haven' t you ought to—mighty soon— For they're 'as comfy as can be'— We have a large variety, including Aertex Pyjamas— At prices ranging from 6/11 (pre-war prices)— So you see there's great value waiting for you— Step along to-day— ■ ,• _ WALLACE & GIBSON „__ nmnwmnroratim "THE KASH" (Next "E»»ning Poll") uwwmmjbhiiiu WiLLIS STREET, WELLINGTON

*' TO _ ..Great, W This Mower is Americar») I BALL-BEARING IjS/fil | O 1 f f » LAWN MOWSR ' AHIUs ' Self-sharpening- 40fc( Saves the Yearly kzffij/ ill Expense of '(ill] Re-grinding* ■■•s£/&& One of the most important features in the "Great American" Ball- • ' bearing Lawn Mower is the Dead Knife. It is made of crucible steel i tempered by the best and latest methods. . The cutting edge is raised, making it self-sharpening until the knife : is entirely worn away. i Most lawn mower blades are made of structural steel - without | temper. "Great American" self-sharpening blades Are Made of Crucible Tool Steel as good as your penkuifo or carver. In fact razors have actually been forged of "'Great American" blades. The revolving cylinder, G inches in diameter, has five cutting knives of finest cast steel, hardened and tempered in oil. The driving wheels are 10 inches in diameter, and as about 6J inches of them are entirely covered, Grass Cannot Enter the Motive Power. These machines are built liko bicycles with perfectly adjusted ballbearings and dust-tight ball-cups »nd cones. "Great American" Mowera are graceful in appearance, finished in Aluminium and Gold, and handsomely decorated. Sizes 15, 17, 19 inches. Write to Department "D" for full particulars. E W. Mills & Co, Ltd., | Agents, Hunter Street and Jervois Quay, Wellington.

DURABILITY ©F OAK Centuries Under Water EiiiiiwuiMiwMitawiiiiiun.um.iiLii '|-| 10 p j] os „f old London Bridge takcii ...". up ia 1827, sound afte:' GJ- centuries use, rai xfv 1 ITTTTTI ' s n striking instance of the lotting quali"l Pi » M I'M ties ol ' oak ' fll LjlfeJl WILLIAMS' OAK FURNITURE' till I I iMSHPISirfiH wi H ou t|i vc YOU—veritably an heirloom _ £r/| MM. !l —to bo hniided down from one genera-. ijPj ** a IBW8Bffltto»-| you are invited to call nnd inspect the =.fef ji IJ ' splendid Oak Suites in our parlours—all -ks\ : ' 8. nuido on tho premises from solid, high- '' I MWSSCTBIIiIWra grade timber. The prices are extremely ~£Tj^Z moderate considering the finality of the " • Just tci Hand-A Splendid. Stock of ,_„__,,„„_„,„, Artistic CARPET SQUARES nnd HUGS. I S. $J!LU»lllß*«o. J Ltd^ra M a!'te \ Note our only address. No connection with any other firm of similar name,

THE WMUUPi FIHEIS* CO-OPEIITIIE- .iSSL &1HIIBD). NOMINAL CAPITAL ... ... £350,000 SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL ... ... £232,224 PAID-UP CAPITAL ; . ... ... £212,837 15/. ; HEAD OFFICE, MASTERTON. BRANCHES AT WELLINGTON, GREYTOWN, CARTERTON, PAHIATUA, EKETAHUNA, MARYBOROUGH, AIFREDTON, DANNEVIRKE, WOODVILLE, AND PONGAROA, GENERAL MERCHANTS, AUCTIONEERS, WOOLBROKERS, STOCK, STATION, AND COMMISSION AGENTS. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON WOOL, STOCK, ETC., AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES.

PArERHANGINGS AND PAINTS. PLUMBERS, COPPERSMITHS, AND — SHEET-METAL WORKERS. WE have for Sale tho Lateßt Designs — in Wall Papers. Inspection invited. MANUFACTURERS of Aega Water* Also, a Largo Stock of Rauisay s Bust 131 heaters, and Mahoney's, Patent Canadian Paint, from lis. to 20s. per skylights. Motor work a speciality, llmpenal ballon. ALDRED AND GRIFFITHS, ' T. A. WELLS, 23 and 25 Esmont Stvo«s, .'Phone 883. 145 a Manners Street. WELLINGTON.