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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 72, 28 March 1910, Page 9

I^l A^i^^^l^Ll^a^l^^fl^^La^^B KaMi HHlEmj^bSl^^l EmlUajUSI | LOr Special Models L 1 1 0 ■ [^ g nc/ l|j Hi *Y%&k*i&\ ' ns P ect our Costume hj pi ." date Costumes, long Coats, effect- el Hive * iye roll collars 35/-, 37/6 to 84/- Hj QJ Paletots - From 15/6 H 8 ======= £ m Where the Lowest Prices are. B ISIa mi KB H&Jmi 1 1^^H I*lj ■ BHv* vl^l^Hfl NEW GOODS AT LOW PRICES. • EABTER CIFTB of China, Glass, and Earthenware arc always acceptable, and the best selection in tho City of moderately-priced Roods is to be seen at our Establishment in Manners Street. The popularity of nur Store for ail classes of CHINA A CLABBWARE has been developed on sound business lines — real pood value, and something- new and attractive. Our New Range of New TEA SETS It worth Inspection. Our Stock Pattern DINNER WARE Is Second to None for Value. Our Selection of BEDROOM BETB Is unsurpassed. Our Show of VABES, ORNAMENTS, FRUIT DISHES, AFTERNOON GUPB A SAUCERS, and a very nloo seleotlon of AFTERDINNER COFFEE CUPS are not only very attrfcotlvo as Easter and Wedding Cilts, but the Best Value the City has to offer. CRAIG & CO., 33 Manners St. Most People A RE NERVOUS about visiting *■ a dentist, because they expect jSS^v*^^ i -° k* urtt icre ncc^ b* no f ear fiß||v:V~V* * 'i-sSll '' we * tteiM f y° u - f° r we extract and HSwK^fe<^»^. ..SgiSy 6H teeth painlessly. W^WTiM SPECIAL ATTENTION TO CHILDREN'S TEETH. SeU W Teeth. £2/2/- and &3/V-. Temporary sets re-madlc to permanent, £l/l/-. Paiaicss Extractiea, I/-. Teeth cxlr«cted free when acii are ordered. Sink Tooth, 5/-. CONSULTATION FREE. * OUR WORK IS STRICTLY HIGH-GRADE. QpM S«t«cJ.y E%wnn ull 9 o'docL Write or c«ll for <urtb«i putkulu* FROST & FROST, i SURGEON DENTISTS, 119 WILLIS STREET «9 ytnk .k.r. P,n*u CUnin). WELLING ION.. _^ = __lg ! TRY... ; Ba J| pt| HT^W|^ Bs^^Z^ ■S^^^Vl 9mA Hfl flßL^^^ A Biscuit made to eat. All Grocers I X JL« H The Wedding Gift. HH Few have escaped the perplexity cf just what to buy for the HE prospective bride. The problem is half ".olvcd when you see the I display now being made in our Main I'ront Window. 1 This comprises a magnificent selection of Electro-plated Ware, in I which such world-famed makers as Oixon's, Walker & Hall, and I Humphries are represented. I You are cordially invited to walk through our extensive showrooms and to call upon us to assist you in the discharge of your obligations as a friend of the bride or groom. B ED. ANDERSON~& C, Ltd., ■ CHINA & GLASS E.ubiuwi WILLIS STREET, MERCHANTS. 60 Yeft " WELLINGTON. gfl ggj g| WANTED KNOWN. V»7 HV thoultl ycu r<ly rivo , or fiix — » V ijiunoK-i lor a Costume when you D. SANKKY, '.ii. t;ot tin? l.afot Stylo for three guineas. , tmKI jfipv-Tii'iiiTiiTiiinii -M~ f » l-'f'tiiiuc-' and Hkirts. Plenty in LADIbS and GENn,LMh>. b TAILOK, ht))( k n , iu , v )() wo . ir Before you ko Morrah's Buildings, \\ ILLIS-ST., cUewheru gr.o us .1 try. Ii showing bott Kngli^h-mado Goods ; alia SIEGIiL'B, New Zealand-made Materials equal >n 46, Manncr*>«trMt. ttiture and deiign to anything imported Tnl. 2268.