I FURS. g JH Tht better « Judge you are of furs and fur values BJ LJ tho mere pleased you will be for inspecting our El pa| ' stack before purchasing elsewhere. f]jj| Ifl You run no risk in buying your furs here, as every 19 Q| plecs Is made not only to sell, but also to satisfy. Q n We fully realise and appreciate the foroe of the |TH Fn modern maxim that "The satisfied customer is the pn E~£ best advertiser." laj PS With each purchase we give an Ironclad guarantee Q &£ that the goods aro exaotly as represented. S?8 0 STONE MARTEN SET— With head, claws, and tails £26 E3 jFjl 10s Set tpa gj SABLE FITCH SETS— £S IBs Set gj ■S DARK FITCH STOLE— With Nellie Stewart muff to match 55 01 uith heads ancl tails 10 Culneas Set gg M REAL KOLINSKI STOLE— Very handsome 6 Guineas BB fq STONE OPPOSSUM THROW-OVER— 65s H £3 WHITE FOX SETS— IO Guineas and 12 Culneas isi »U ISABELLA BEAR SETS— £S fcjl H KITT FOX SETS— 4 Culneas jgf i| AMERICAN FOX SETS— 2 Culneas g] rg MARMOT STOLES— 2S/-, 35/-, 42/-, 3 Guineas m g MITFS TO MATCH— U/6, 16/6, 25/-, 2 Culneas r=J « \. ITE FOXALINE THROW-OVERS-With paws and tails Eg 82 WHITE FOXALIXE STOLES— I 3/8, 16/6, 25/- Bj S MUFFS TO MATCH— 9/8, 14/8, 22/8 S Eg CREAM THIBET STOLES— I 3/6, 17/6, 25/- B Hi MUFFS TO MATCH— 22/6, 25/- ■ H RUSSIAN HARE STOLES— 7/11 0 Q STONE FOXALINE STOLES— 7/11, 14/8 El |S BAUM FOXALINE STOLES— I 4/6, 21/- rfl JU WHITE HARE CIRCLETS— B/6 \U ty MUFFS TO MATCH— 3/11 111 @ SLATE TIPPED STOLES— 2I/-, MUFF 18/6 H (|| SQUIRREL SETS— £4 10s Pfl | Veitch & Allan, | H Wellington's Busiest Store. 88 H M NEW GOODS AT LOW PRICES. EASTER CIPT6 of China, Glass, and Earthenware arc always acceptable, and the best selection in the City of moderately-priced jjoods is to be seen at our Establishment in Manners Street. The popularity of our Store for all classes of CHINA & CLASBWARE has been developed on sound business lines— real ffood value, and something new and attractive. Our New Range of New TEA SETB Is worth inspection. Our Stock Pattern DINNER WARE is Second to None for Value. Our Selection of BEDROOM SETS is unsurpassed. Our Show of VASEB, ORNAMENTS, FRUIT DISHES, AFTERNOON CUPB A BAUCERB, end a very nice ooiection of AFTERDINNER COFFEE CUPS aro not oniy very attractive as Easter and Wedding Gifts, but the Best Value the City has to offer. CRAIG & CO., 33 Manners St. I NOTICE "" THE DIFFERENCE between a person with nice teeth and the reverse. It is a distinct art to suit eac }, individual case with naturalWKPfigfe «>- > - / '•>^Jk2' looking artificial teeth. 1-r-V^T OUR spec 'al sets, with contqur PORCELAIN GUMS. ARE A FACSIMILE OF NATURE. Sell of Teelh, 5.2/Z/- sad £3/3/-. Temporary ttts re-made to permanent, £1/1/-. Pablo* Extraction, I/-. Teelh extracted free when lets «re ordered. Siogle Tooth, 5/-. CONSULTATION FREE. OUR WORK IS STRICTLY HIGK-CRADE. OtM* SU\u4*T Ewiinf» till 9 o'clock. Writo of <r.!l far halhtl PMtiecUr* FROST & FROST, SURGEON DENTISTS. 119 WILLIS STREET <» 7 «tk *W. Per«M. Cfc.»i.o. WELLINGTON. I 2<| ; TRY ... I r BflHi 188 HBB9I HBnB w BL By HBI Bpßi B™" ■»■■ w BISCUITS < A Biscuit made to eat. All Grocers ■ J The Wedding Gift. I flSj Few have escaped the perplexity of just what to buy for the S5 "•1 prospective bride. The problem is naif holved when you see the *™ display now being made in our Main Front Window. This comprises a magnificent selection of Electro-plated Ware, in which such world-famed makers as Dixon's, Walker & Hall, and Humphries arc represented. You are cordially invited to walk through our extensive showrooms and to call upon its to assist you in the discharge of your obligations a friend of the bride or groom. ED. ANDERSON~& Co., Ltd., {B CHINA & GLASS E,uwuhed WILLIS STREET, MERCHANTS. 60 Ve * r " WELLINGTON. ' ■ fl H~ WANT ED_ KNOWN. \V ll^ in^ Ul f l , 1 , r< >Tc^^ yt D SAVICFY can Pt ''"' Latent Sulr for threo ffuine.ie , . .xTwr.. . ni'vn'r Liirvu t mmi •^' <o C'oMuniC". Ull'l .SUirt« Plenty in LADIES' and GRNTLLMLN b lAILOU, 6tO(k( r ,, lU | y v, IK-foru you »o Morr»h's Buildings, W11.1.15-ST, cl«c\»hpn.' >.'i\e us a try. If (showing belt Enghrh-made Good-: nl--o SIKGEL'S, Now ZealandiMMia lUt«rial* vi"»l >n '*&, M»n»ai§ itrosl texture *od dtmfn to anjthinf iaipcrted Tel. 2268.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 79, 5 April 1910, Page 9
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