a H Sj Th« better • Judge yeu are of fure and fur values Eh Ej the more pleased you will be fer Inspecting our £3 |aj stock before purchasing elsewhere. f3 19 You run no risk in buying your furs here, as every 53 H piece Is made not only to sell, but also to satisfy. QJ Q We fully realise and appreciate the force of the n m modern maxim that "The satisfied customer Is the FB E~g best advertiser." feu Q With each purchase we give an ironclad guarantee n f=« that the goods are exactly as represented. H El STONE MARTEN SET— With head, claws, and tails £M 0 ra IDs set ga £■ SABLE FITCH SETS— $5 15s Set * Eg B DARK FITCH STOLE— With Nellie Stewart muff to match, 9 B with heads and tails 10 Culneas Bet BS H REAL KOLINSKI STOLE— Very handsome 6 Guineas CS m STONE OPPOSSUM THROW-OVER— «SB S l|| WHITE FOX SETS— I* Cuineas and 12 Culneas MI ' lU ISABELLA BEAR SETS— £S ffl H KITT FOX SETS— 4 Culneas JJ Q AMERICAN FOX SETS— 2 Guineas jl lg| MARMOT STOLES— 4S/-, 35/-, 42/-, 3 Guineas f3 |5 MUFFS TO MATCH-u/6, 16/6, 25/-, 2 Guineas US @ WHITE FOXALINE THROW-OVERS-With paws and tails E| | H WHITE FOXALINE STOLES— I 3/6, 16/«, 25/- !J SS MUFFS TO MATCH— 9/6, 14/6, 22/6 , B S CREAM THIBET STOLES— I 3/6, 17/6, 25/- B B MUFFS TO MATCH— 22/8, 25/- . B H RUSSIAN HARE STOLES— 7/11 El n STONE FOXALINE STOLES— 7/11, 14/8 . . n rjl BAUM FOXALINE STOLES— I 4/6, 21/- ..- H H WHITE HARE CIRCLETS— B/6 " Uj jy MUFFS TO MATCH— 3/11 §3 H SLATE TIPPED STOLES— 2I/-, MUFF 18/6 @ H| SQUIRREL SETS— £4 103 Q | Veitcii & Allan, | 53 Wellington's Busiest Store. S3 H ' B 7 ROYAL BA7REUTH WARE In the latest shadings and decorations. Lovely designs. VASES 1/- and 2/- each. SWEET DISHES, AFTERNOON PLATES, TRINKET BOXES 1/- each. COFFEE POTS, TEAPOTS, SUGARS and CREAMS, CANDLESTICKS, HATPIN HOLDERS, DESSERT PLATES, Etc., at very low prices. FOLEY CHINA VASES In a large variety of shapes and pretty decorations at 2/- and 3/- each. These goods are selling quickly. They are so novel and cheap, they sell themselves. CRAIG & CO., 33 Manners St. WELLINGTON. | Nature's Best Gift! I^^d?P!§&k {^^^" °* l^ e est 8 '^ ts Mature c*n bestow is ,rfrfS^jS^**"B'W netn * ct °' PerP cr ' cct lcel ' 1 - Failing this it is i wonderful what an ideal substitute we can g^^-j^l^r*2^»^S^ytfe^|g Should your teeth require attention, come and ||«Ksy£jgy|^ r^»^£gwj^ see us. We have facilities for extracting them Wllnoul P<" n an <l redacing them with the best lJfc-jjj£J/^/^*^l Jfc-jjj£ J /^/^*^ * n d niojt comfortable artificial ones. Special attention devoted to children's teeth. Sets of Teeth, £2/2/- tnd £3/3/-. Teeth extracted free when sets are ordered. Painless Extraction, 1/-. Temporary sets remade to permanent, £1/1/-. Single Tooth. 5/- CONSULTATION FREE. Open all Saturday till 9 p.m. Write or call for further particolin. FROST & FROST. SURGEON DENTISTS. 119 WILLIS STREET (30 y«J. «be»e Pertett, CbemUt). WELLINGTON. I IBaj TRY ... \ A Biscuit made to eat. All Grocers I The Wedding Gift. I Few have escaped the perplexity of just what to buy for th« B 9 prospective bride. The problem is half solved 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 are represented. 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. ■ ED. ANDERSON~& Co., Ltd., L CHINA & CLASS E.ubu.h.,l WILLIS STREET, I MERCHANTS. 60 Vw * WELLINGTON. | - g gj g WHY should you pnv mo or six puitlfiis for a Costume «ln-n you XOTIC'tt C/ili got tho I.ato-t Sr.yl»' for t'oiro guinea*. * ___ [ Aliu (Volume* uml Skin, Plenty in -m/TRa, WIGHTOX (Moili»u), b^u- to •tock. ready to «e.ir liofoie ym go , JJ. , iotlfv |, er mimc roii» client, thnt ebevhere put- us a try. , , h) , has R p movr( | f r ,, m 13 i t Ghuineo-st.. riIEGEL'S i'" M"- M«K» Rooin a , Woodvuu-d-M., ...1... «h.r«> *h# hopas to reeriv* th«ir «»t.«mit, M*natn.itr«*». rf pftt con»»». Til. KM. 1
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 81, 7 April 1910, Page 9
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