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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 121, 16 February 1920, Page 3

. y Rate Diamonds . from Stewart Dawsons 9 Diamonds, £24 1 Rare in the sense that their y quality has been thoroughly , —tested in a way that only 07229, expert Diamond Testers can 10 Diamonds, £3o l Stewart Dawson's are the largest c 7231, cash purchasers of precious stones 9 '£iTiOs! S ' in Australasia, and the superiority _____ 'of their Diamond Ring Values is I ' recognised by thousands of clients. | > / 'I Pearl ami Diai j monds. £20 THE WIDEST SELECTION • . available in New Zealand is dis- j I played at Stewart Dawson's Show- j.. ygjf ■ | rooms. Call and inspect, or write J c M], | - for catalogue which we send post P Diamond?, £221 STEWART DAWSON'S j 10 Diamonds, 1 Dawson's Corner :: WELLINGTON/| £ immaamaKHnzi-zni C¥ IJFUn&TP my"""""""''!'?'""""""'"" r ||innt BWj | jW' | JiU. if u ISL niw \ ,. r You remember the old pantomime song called ■ , "Sliirts"! — Well, every time we look.at our etock of shirts We think of the first line of that song — It goes something like this— "Shirts, shirts, all kinds of shirts!"— i ,We may not be able to boast of the same peculiar variety— _ ... .' . But we can certainly boast, with justification, of "some" ,variety of Shirts—' •Wo have them in plain white, with or without col- ' lars, stripes with collars to match, patterned and Shirts—a bewildering variety — And they range in price from 10s. 6d.—Come in and see, our great assortment of high-quality Shirts— Also— Our'smart, nobby stylish Straw Hats— ~ , At very modest prices— . .■ To-day. would be a good time to call— . t - WALLACE & GIBSON "THE KASH,"* (Nest Eieninx Post,) ennwiiuniiuiiiiimuiuimi WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON r ____ r , -, RICH. JUICY. FRUITS • PRESERVED WITHOUT SUGAR / ■ N The simplicity with which sunr.nor fruits can bo preserved by the new Vacuum < process has halved the labour of old i . methods. FOWLER'S VACUUM BOTTLING OUTFITS | -.'j are made in several sizes, suitable for, 3 | " all purposes. The' sterilizer can be . j heated, on any domestic heating appara- j tus, and the glass jars can be used for J years. There is no screwing lids on hot | jars, and all that you have to renew with each preserve .are tho rubber rings, at a "trilling cost.,' Remember! With a "Fowler" .Outfit • Sugar is NOT Essential. Put up a generous stock of tempting fruits for inter I 'UK, j GET AN OUTFIT EIGHT NOW! THE-STEWART, TUBER, GLASS • (AND HARDWARE COMPANY. LTD! ■j • . | - 80-84 Courtenay Place, Wellington | • lOWSOM PATENT CHEMICALLY PEEPAKIEB W®o® BOARD SEPAIATOIS In stock for all makes ancl sizes of Ignition, Lighting, and Starting Batteries, ancl for Motor Cycle Batteries. I This is a superior and cheaper BATTERY SEPARATOR to I any at present on the market. . • I ROWSON BATTERY STEAMERS -ASTD' TERMINAL S > WELDERS. I Prices on application to FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE, ■ , -Hawera. | loo! ■ the,-Homestead, '■ShearM® Sinews, Earns, aswl Every Qther Structure with "MALTttOID ■ A Malthoid represents the greStest value for money expended. It combines endurance, resistance to climatic extremes, fine appcarance, real economy. It cost less than half the price of galvanised iron, and can bo lixed ly anyone—nails, cement and instructions with cach roll. . Actual' samples nnd illustrated booklet, post free from AflEtits—glUH g SMITHLtd., Wellington tt«ifliiHMnrnri<r«^ia.:i.wimM.»LU«miMi»iinii.wß!.'»j.!jmiuupu>iiuiLiJwjjjiijmßißeauHniLiuuWLaimiiißiiiMJiiinaiiJiia!iMci«iuiu^ > y ff for ftp Dressing daring the Coming Autumn !a shipment of "EPICS" EASIC PHOSPHATE IS DUE TO ARRIVE AT WELLINGTON ABOUT MARCH 1, which will enable farmers to carry out the much-needed operation of top-drying their pasture lands. Orders aro now being hooked for delivery "ex ship." The greater porItiou of the coming shipment hns been already sold "to arrive." Murray, io&erts & C®. Ltd. WELLINGTON, AGENTS FOE NEW ZEALAND.