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Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 149, 12 March 1923, Page 6

ART CONNOISSEURS & COLLECTORS. A RARE Opportunity of viewing a wonderful New Collection, specially selected to suit Wellington lovers of Genuine Art, whiohi includes Georgian Coffee Pots and Teapots. William IV Silver. Antique Old Dutch Silver, magnificent Hall-marked Silver Tea Sets. Old Worcester Gold, and Morone Dinner Service. A large assortment of Rare Antique Jewellery. Heirlooms. Genuine Old Sevres Vases, superb Chelsea Figures, Old Cloisonne and Satsuma. A beautiful collection of Boxes. 16th Century Silver. Old Ivory. Porcelain with Painted Miniatures. Nolxxlv con afford to miss the opportunity of their lives to see the Collection at the Front Shop in the Back Street—McKENNA’S, 245 Upper Willis St. (trams stop St. Peter’s Church). MR. F. W. BEDFORD, The Noted Specialist in Gentlemen’s Tailoring, has returned from hia holiday, and may now be consulted' on. questions of Fashion at MILLIGAN’S Kelburn Avenue. The Firm stocks SUITINGS FOR ALL. P.S.—Choose early if wanted for Easter. K VIAL. B.D.S. * DENTAL SURGEON, Caledonian Chambers, 33 Willis Street. (Over Hart’s). Telephone 1286. TA Card.) MR. H. L. GLOVER, DENTAL SURGEON. Mandel’s Buildings, 101 Willis Street. Tel. 800. Mr. A. D. Keeling, of Auckland, has been appointed manager of tho Bank of New Zealand at New Plymouth. For seven years Sb- Keeling was manager of the bank nt Apia, Samoa, and since his return a few months ago he has been engaged in inspectorial duties in the North Auckland district. It is said that America owes her vast industries to her inventors, some of whom have become tho wealthiest mon in tho world. Even the simplest inventions often bring in large sums of money. Tho simpler the invention the more carefully it should bo protected. If you have any invention call on or write to Higgs and O’Donnell, Patent Attorneys, 151 Lambton Quay, Wellington, for free booklet on patents.—Advt.