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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 149, 25 June 1915, Page 9

Fragrant Violets— Large supplies arriving daily. Send yonr friends an artisth posie of violets 6r one of our popular violet boxes, packed and posted to any part of the Dominion. Miss Murray, Vice-Regal Floriste, 36, Willis-street.— Advt. The approach of winter weather ia causing a, very brisk sale for Sydal (Wilton's Hand Emollient). This splendid preparation heals chapped hands in a remarkably .short time. — Advt. A raincoat that will keep youv laddie free from rain and free from cold, Prices for boys and youhts, 18s to 425. Geo. Fowlds, Manners-street. — Advt. The Seller's Washer — Washer saves time and labour— washes the clothes perfectly clean and requires nothing but hot water and soap. The old laborious method of rubbing and scrubbing is entirely dispensed with, and by simply "turning the handle"' the washing is done. The Seller's Washer possesses a rustless dolly and adjustable rubber wringer, which will wring blankets and other heavy articles with the greatest of ease. Oscar Hewett and Co., 56, Cubastreet, Wellington. — Advt. Infants thrive on Bycroft's Ideal Milk "Arrowroot Biscuits when patent foods fail to nourish. Scores of testimonials from happy mothers. All grocers.— Advt.

MES. MATHEWSON'S ri REAT WINTER SALE Hundreds of Wonderful Bargains in Smart Costumes, Coats, Hats, Blouses, Evening Wraps, ' Underclothing, Neckwear, and Gloves. 264-266, LAMBTON-QUAY OUR PRICES ON MILLINERY Are Lower than Ever Just Now ! EVERY Lady who really wants one of the latest style Hats ought to grasp this opportunity of getting just the Hat to suit her. Our Black Velvet Ready-made Hats at 5/6 are really something out of the ordinary, and we invite your inspection, I MISS WALSH, THJB LADIES' OUTFITTER, COURTENAY-PLAOE. WELLINGTON. MILLINEEY SALE. T4/TISS M'KEEGAN desires to notify her many customers that her WINTER SALE OF MILLINERY IS NOW ON. EXCEPTIONAL REDUCTIONS. BRITTAIN'S BUILDINGS, 64, MAN- . NERS-STREET. "I" ANGER Dresscutting School (estab.iJ iished 1902). Ladies who have to study economy in dress can make their own Frocks, Costumes, Children's Dresses, t3lc, at the Langer Dresscutting School. System is simple, efficient, and successful; no calculations. Ladies' Tailoring also taught, with or without chart. Terms, from 6 lessons, 10s 6d. Cut Patterns a specialty. Millinery Class. Miss _K. Stewart, Principal. Rooms 94. Willisstreet, opp. Shortt'e. FINEST ERMINE SKINS. I MAKE the&e up into any style and size— Collars, Guffs, Stoles, Muffs, Trimmings, or Cloaks. Also very best Natural or Dyed Musquash and Electric Seal Coats or Sets. Squirrel-lock Lining*, made to fit Cloth Coats; also Natural Fox Sets. A. WENIGER. Art Furrier, from Paris and London, 52, Vivian-itreor. 52. Vivian-sti-cefc. XfiT ANTED Known— S. RISKE, Tailor, will Reopen on 20th June his Tailoring Business at 123, Manners-street, fow doors below Grand Opera House. Tailor-made Costumes to order, for one month, latctt materials, from £3 ss.