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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 184, 30 April 1924, Page 5

; jIMi WiIMI L_ | I L— ffl s nn i Kt r in TI —rHTT— \jf railway ' STRIKE | “It’s an ill wind that blows' nobody good/’ tnT AFTER- | and present circumstances are no exceptio . NQON F r OCKS ever shown in the Dominion, | f The threatened Railway and Transport . eg even below ac tual landed cost. H Strike of February last induced Engish man- | ’ facturers to speed up overseas orders and Therefore we urge all ladies to take au- ; the exclusive apparel personally ordered by van t age o f this great offering—a truly wonMr. Eugene Spitz for delivery later m the der f u l bargain event. , season was shipped two months earlier. . This means that we are now considerably This « days ONLYCOMoverstocked, and to reduce stocks to normal pare! >sor THREE DAYS ONLY, COM ! we have decided to offer thg, most magnifi- MENCING 1 D-DAY. See These Bargain Examples I SMART NAVY VIDLOUB COAT—Largo I black seal coney. Was £6 19s. 6d. Now 63/-. DUMB. Novel Jteo | KINGFISHER BLUE VELOUR COAT.-Em- Now £6 15s. | . broidered in silk to tone, swing back style, NAVY VELOUR COSTUME—Wide collar, of Was 8 gns. Now 63/-. black seal ooney, cut wide finished beams black fancy silk braid, half lined silk. Was SMART VEIDUR COAT—In new shade of tobac 13 gns. Now £7 15s. brown with faint stripe effect, large wrap NIGGER BROWN JACQUARD VELOUR COScollar, finished with belt. W»s 10 gns. blow TUME—A striking model with new ruchea 75/-. collar, long wrap coat, silk lined through1 CHARMING VELOUR COAT-In pretty shade of va vvTmT 8 maroeain, | ff NITGGER BROWN BRAIDED GABARDINE COAT I HANDSOMELY EMBROIDERED AND FUR EllOCK.—Finished fine ■ tucks and buckle belt, H I * TRIMMED VELOUR COAT.-Wine shade w . de Hued B n k . Was 9 gns. Now | lined throughout wi th champagne satin, i £6 15s. length. Was 24 gns. Now 18 gns. GREY ALL KOOL MAROROCAIN COAT 1 NAVY SERGE COSTUME-Belted-coat, embroid- FROCK. Rlaita front, to gin *° ““ ,l ”“ W “ C nST, ™ k,d “ Eugene Spitz ® Co. Ltd. Stewart Dawson’s Corner :: WELLINGTON 77 Cashel Street and 699 Colombo Street, CHRISTCHURCH

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Permission to a tenant of one of their houses to keep racing pigeons has been refused by Edmonton Urban District Council. For Children’s Hacking Cough, Woods’ Great Poppermint Cure.