CONFECTIONERY. WE are largo Direct Importers of ENGLISH CONFECTIONERY, which enables us to sell at bed-rock prices. All Latest Novelties in Continental and English made Goods. The following lines are all ls per lb: — CHOCOLATE and MUSK CUBES APRICOT and GREENGAGE CUBES CHERRY NIBS FRENCH FRUITS ICED CARAMELS ICED ORANGES ICED BANANAS ICED CHERRIES ICED FIGS PINEAPPLE ICES Etc. Eta [Vowel djU> WILLIS-STREET. gSS§Eb?S&SS^^!3SSsl?^^2^ffis3 ii yFamed for | FINE FRUITY FLAVOUR,! ra that rich | | LUSCIOUS FLAVOUR f % of I I Gunny Nelson's | 1 DEUCSOUS FRUnr. I iI - i \M . W j m ALvays the same wherever you get it : ffl j I PURE, DELICIOUS, I !| V/HOLESOME, SATISFYING. 1 § " X" JAM is the Jam you ought to £ 1 buy. i 1 It is the PUREST and BEST. | | S. KIRKPATRICK & CO., I § Limited, | I PURE FOOD SPECIALISTS, | I NELSON. I A GIFT 'OF UTILITY Assures Futuro Enjoyment. The IDEAL Gift therefore — to a woman — is A SINGER SEWING MACHINE. IT is sure to please and give lasting and reliable service. The discrimination of the giy&r is r.hown by the sewing- machine given. Any well-in-formed women would prefer a SINGER if she v. as allowed tbe choice. A cheaply made' howing machine is dear at any price, liable to b. - oak, and difficult to operate. A labour-saving machine for woman's use should be the BEST. It is tho truest economy to got the BEST. jf* srcaa f^ iIIimXJOY.S SWEPT Cari efcs licafen. Cleaned, and l'e-laid. buuikinjx C'hininu\s Cured T. FAULKNEE, 88, COUItTE^AI' -PLACE, 'j'e'epbone. "iJcO WM HOYLAND AND CO., SHOP FITTEPvS, GHUZNEE-ST. Tel. 1326. ; A:;ti[;'>it Show C-jko rnJ "W.ihjuw , I Kkclosuie , J Shop FittiD^rs fjtocXcfl or Alafif to Oi't'ei ' ! jf I \ CRESCENT TEA, | ! Tliis Tea is a special ! I blend of the best teas j grown in Ceylon, and every care is taken to keep up the high stan- I dard of quality for which CRESCENT TEA has become famous. Experts will tell you that CRESCENT TEA goes further and is infinitely superior to clieap teas packed by oolie labour. CRESCENT TEA is packed in Wellington by Nev/Zealanders. __ SCHOLEFIELD'S for Spectacles. CHOLEFIELD'S for Watches. SCHOLEFIELD'S for Greenstone. SCUOLKFIELD'K for PrcEents. SCHOLKFIELD'S for Bargains. W. 11. SCHOLKFUSLD. 36a. Manners-gt SOCIETY YQr. PKDTECOTON OF ! WOMEN AND CHILDPdiN ffTIIE Secretary will bo in attondanoo at JL tho Rooms, Bridge's Buildings, 102, Willis-ztieet, on TDKSDAYand FPJDAY MORNINGS, fnmloto Vi 30 All com- i lr.rnicalions ttricily confidont'sl. Tho tub-committee will be in attcnc'ancj on frlondav ?r.d Thurttlay n-.m111r.33 to j?ivo r.dvice to mothers. Babies will bo weighed on Thursday*
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Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 47, 25 February 1908, Page 5
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