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Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 62, 10 September 1910, Page 7

A House Without Pictures is Like ~~~~ a House Without S Windows! # & \ I! Why not Some New Fief sires? j WE HAVE THEM! — ! HOUSE CLEANING and renovating time always reveals places where new Pictures will add to the appearaHce of your rooms. You can find i the right Picture for any room in your house, or the house ol your " friend it you wish to make a gift. COLOURS, CARBONS, ENGRAVINGS, PHOTOGRAVURES, ETCH* V INGS, suited to your best rooms. SUITABLE PICTURES for your ( Library; ODD PICTURES for your den; FITTING PICTURES for / your Dining-room; PRETTY but INEXPENSIVE PICTURES for ; your Bedrooms. { i ! The following are a few interesting Framed Pictures:— " LADIES FIRST "—Price 21/. " GOSSIP "—Price 24/6 ' " SALE OF A HUNTER "—Price IG/G " ASTI'S HEADS "—l2/6 each \ {: " THE SISTERS "—Price 6/11 " DAY DREAMS "—Price 55/» " A FAIR REFLECTION "—45/= " DANTE AND MATHILDA "—Price 67/6 " WAYSIDE CONVERSATION "—l6/6 •• A LIMITED COMPANY "—Price 42/6 ' 'i LONG PANEL DUTCH SUBJECTS— 6/6 A large assortment of FRAMED PANELS OF LANDSCAPES, etc. j Price 1/11 each FRAMED COLOURED CHROMOS at 9d and 1/11 each J . i ' i NOTE.— ONE SHILLING DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON EVERY ( * COMPLETE £ FOR PROMPT CASH. () _Oa I if ■=-=-^"^'""'' 1 ='"'■'•• "n ifi_^ © JL» j DOES MONEY INTEREST Y©U ? PEINGLE'S NEEDLEWORK COMPETITION, 4? 16 _T_t /*f _Tl / IN PRIZES - Entry Forms aud Full 3__4v/ * V/"" Particulars free to any address. With Shoulder Strap, from 1/4 to 2/11, for Cycling, Rinking, Golfing, etc. These are just landed. FiroUftJlT'TT 17 ' d THE PLACE FOR PRESENTS J^fClNt_fl_llZj £9 LAMSTON QUAY. Grand Exposition of I New Doulton Ware I If you will look in at our Window a3 you pass to-day, B you will see a display of Doulton Ware that represents ® the art of the potter in its highest expression. 0 In years to come these very pieces will possibly be ranked as || the rarest Gems of Art, and not undeservedly, for the makers of Eg ROYAL DOULTON WARE have produced, with their usual |j masterly skill, the finest array of Vases, Rose Bowls. Cnps and H Saucers, Salad Bowls, Jardinieres, and many other specimens, Eg] that it has yet been our pleasure to see. Eg But no adjectives are sufficiently embracing to describe M them. Will you not come for your own entertainment W and see them? |j EDWARD ANDERSON & CO., LTD. I CHINA & GLASS MERCHANTS, Willis Street, Wellington I [Established 60 Years.] Bj What Colour for the New Spring Fr©€fe? All the colours in the rainbow seem far too few when the question which forms the caption of this advertisement comes up for decision. You will want something pretty and new. Both these notes are struck at ■ Te Aro Boos© a IN THE — WINDOW DISPLAY of MATERIALS IN SEAM PENK. 11 SEAM PINK " is not only dainty and smart, but it is especially adapted for Spring and Summer gowns. The shade is available in various msterfals, including: — SATIN STEIPE CHARM ANT— 42in wide 2/11 and 3/6 yard FEENCH ARMURE— 44in wide 2/6 yard LOUISIENE SUITING— 44in wide 4/6 yard " RESELDA " CLOTH-— 44in wide 4/3 yard SEDAN CLOTH— 44in wide 3/6 and, 4/6 yard SATIN-FACED CASHMERE--48m wide 4/6 yard " CREPON REGAL "—ln single robes 84/= the robe RAJAH SILK AND WOOL SHANTUNG— In single robes, 45/* *-* " CREPON MAGNIFIQCE "—ln single robes " 45/6 S " CREPE LUSIANT "—ln single robes 45/6 SILK EOLIENNE— 44in wide > 3/6 yard .nd the Display is still further augmented by Millinery ilks, Model Costumes, and Sunshades in the same shade. Jo not fail to see it— MAIN FRONT WINDOW. CUBA and »IX€»W STS. - Wellington