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Evening Post, Volume LXXII, Issue 67, 17 September 1906, Page 7

j^Bp|u Long Wear • 111 S^er Plated | | H| * I Spoons & Forks. I 1 ! W-ttM-ffflfcis ,? M.W When it comes to the purchasing of II t || yEß|||p£djj|s P spoons and foiks there must be more jUUIJI ' 111^ >" their favour than the mere matter I.V-V . '- _^J Ngßgg P^ of price. The price must be light— U|fe,sg|a||a that is important ; but in the estima- \IIIIi_P^ If? i tion of the discriminating, no price \IP»' 1 Aft ' is attractive if quality is lucking. Our §)ffi }M Ai quality Spoons and Forks arc Si jfc heavily plated with Sterling Silver ffl ■ Ik on the best hard white nickel silver, Kj ', Is and if properly used are good for pH |]5 twenty years ordinary family use. SI Ijl We stock the two popular patterns fffi ■■ ■ shown and can supply in any 5M 111 1 quantity, post free. gy i A l PRICES, Old English or Fiddle. /4f| = lliii TaWo poons or Jr ° r^' 3s// * Doz# /fell |j§Hi|| Tea Spoons ... 15/- ♦, /^J^i |jj| Stewart Dawson & Co. JEWELLERS. WELLINGTON. j FIDDLE. OLD ENGLISH. \ s? -~'~»-^ NOW ON VIEW, rflm™m_llTl'i!il!ll)iinilll_!l_fM SEASON S STOCIv mmm^^*^+mm*mm*m'**r£^ lir "^^ Ks_y JL JLV_C_I- w w JL.fi. __ JL M k/n BOATER com P ,i,i«s, STRAWS. PANAMAS, And tho -MeO/£-)i^^ popular boater, ■fSjlll 8/6 m - 0/ " 7IG [CL^HINGFACTORYI 57, LAMBTON-QTJAY. I To-morrow and Following ; DIIVS WE SHALL OFFER . \ 7O " I BLACK SILK COATS, BOLEROS, j VISETTES, AND CAPES, I Bought at 50 per cent, off usual prices. \ 1 " f Every garment fs the very latest style in t CHIF- \ FON TAFFETAS, SILK SOLIEL, MOIRE J VELOU&, Etc., Etc. Many are handsomely trimmed. At 3 prices only . , - • ) 25/6, 29/6, 35/6 j .The present season's price of these is from $ Ast to 95/- j ! "See Goods in Window." - j f& Avo House ! By Special Appointment Suppliers to His Excellency tho Governor. NOVELTY FABRICS at the SPRING 8 SUMMER Oa§ B O . New Tweeds and Suitings NEW SILKS for Single and Double Width Smart Costumes. FOR 4.in. PLAIN GREY PATTERN . ch^ko^TAF^ET^LKS TWEEDS, a good firm all-wool aoin. CHIFFON TAFFETA SILKS, tweed, in popular shades of grey an lmmen S° ran S e oi shad | s _ 1/11 yard "'" y ard • i?tmi7 mnucTun DivA 2oin - LUSTROUS PAILLETTE ,• jy - S L ?^*' SILKS ' cx 9 uisite tinfs 3/6 yard MAS,, a hght weight material, in 2oin SHOTTE CHIFFON TAFcream ground checked and over- FET AS, a handsome Blouse Silk checked with shades of grey 2/1 1 3/1 1 yard 2/9 yard 2oin p URE DYE GLACE SILKS, 44in. TINTED NOVELTY COS- wide range, new tints TUME TWEEDS, with basket- 2/6, 36 yard weave stripe in self colours, helio- DOUBLE-WIDTH PAILLETTE trope, reseda and shades of grey SILKS, all shades and black 3/3 yard B' ll yard | POST FREE-WRITE FOR PATTERNS— POST FREE., SPECIAL DISPLAY OF Latest Spring Styles In Fashionable Attire & Materials In all Departments and Windows. / '. AT THE OblbOb WELLINGTON. WHAT TO WEAR and READY TO WEAR. What to wear — a question of absorbing interest — i satisfactorily answered by a visit to the D.S.A. We are introducing some BEAUTIFUL MODEL BLOUSES, some that are very cheap and .useful, worthy of notice. Worthy of notice are WHITE SILK BLOUSES, the best value offering, smart shapes, trimmed with lace, and selling freely at 4/1 1,5/11 and 6/1 1 fillßA ST EB-S-A- fJJRA ST VJUUrt 01. THE BIQN 07 SATISFACTIOII. WWii US.