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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 49, 28 February 1911, Page 9

ZlEMlDlxlEßHin HI QaIEEEIIMI] ; [D '■"■. :■ ■'"■ T M r.v^^s::^^ju^rrs: [l 0 E 111 1 i | AND THE PRICE m^ I■ I t IS ONLY j^\ /m I 1 1 |> This Is a Popular Pries Store, and always will be. || Q But don't lose sight of the fact that these lines are _ ~ standard and ail British made. The difference only ~~ = lies in the prices. The spoons and forks will wear ~ == white throughout, and the knives are all fitted with ~ LSJ best xylonite handles. HI JU] [IJ m • ii Q] EACH SET CONTAINS (J |L Half doz. Table Knives Half doz. Dessert Knives H •§. Half doz. Table Forks Half doz. Dessert Forks zi T Half doz. Tea Spoons Half doz. Dessert Spoons J. _ 2 only Table Spoons _ ~ EACH SET IS SEPARATELY BOXED. _ fsl [si |=j There is a big saving for you, because we made a big fep = contract at a big saving to ourselves. No other store = can offer this line— we are sole N.Z. agents. Compare Q. R_ with other lines-it's when you compare we get business jf? m n = Wellington's Busiest Store. = hs^ehiseo nuin sbehisic IT |l I n; I Our Half-Yearly Sale of China, Class, and Earthenware is now § | on. The mere announcement is sufficient for our regular cus- | 1 tomers ; they know that cur reductions are not only so in name, I ] but that they are genuine. We have a large stock, which must be 1 | reduced, and now is your opportunity. | I IMMENSE REDUCTIONS IN TEA SETS, TOILET SETS, i | TRINKET SETS, FRUIT DISHES, FRUIT PLATES, SWEET I I DISHES, AFTERNOON CUPS AND SAUCERS, GLASS 1 | DISHES OF ALL KINDS, TUMBLERS— Everything you need in | | CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE. | I HERE ARE A FEW SPECIALS:— f| < k fTEA SETS— 21 pieces Usual Prices, g/-, 12/6, 13/6, 15/-, 19/6 I Sale Pi-ices, 7/6, 10/3, 10/9, 12/3, 13/0 | I 40 pieces • Usual Prices, 17/6, 21/-, 25/-, 30/-, 35/- 1 Sale Prices, IS/6, 17/9, 21/-, 24/^, 28/6 I FRUIT PLATES^In beautiful Limoges China 7£d. each 1 (See this line— it is an Extra Special in very fine china.) f, FRUIT TRAYS to match above 2/3 each $ „ SWEET DISHES to match above ' Only 6d. eacli | I GLASS DISHES FOR FRUIT OR SALAD— | 1 Usual Prices, 1/3, i/6 s 2/-, 2/6 ■£ I Sale Prices, 11C8., 1/2, 1/8, 1/11 3 I CHINA SALAD OR FRUIT BOWLS— | 1 n Usual Prices, 1/6, 2/6, 3/-, 3/6, 5/- I I Sale Prices, 1/2, 1/11, 2/3, 2/8, 3/9 | I Do not be satisfied with & look at our windows. Come right inside jj I and see the tremendous bargains we are offering. | I Gre^t Crockery Sal© I I 33 Manners Street, Wellington. | At JAMES SMITH'S If you visit James Smith's this week and take a careful Eeok around, j/eu will see si rather in- ; ' terestsng dispiay ef Hbw Coeds fer Autumn and ! Winter Wear. Tc-day, hswetfer, we wish to direct yens* attention te the selection of Paßetais. We have these garments in Tweeds, Face Cloths, | and Serges, and the styles are the vety newest | precurebte. PALETOTS in FACED CLOTHS— In navy, electric, i brown, and green, with beaver fur storm or roll collar ! At 40/6 each ! PALETOTS in SERGE— In all new shades, trimmed with ! braids or silk At 18/6, 22/6, 25/6, 27/6, t© 49/6 ! SMART TWEED PALETOTS— In all the new shades and ; correct styles At 10/6, 12/6,. 15/-, 17/6, 21/-, ta 35/6 CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. & *"*"" I % \ % A iiseuit made to ©at Ml gmers.