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When we built the Duche»s pictured W ~- —"^ l\ we paid particular attention to each detail of design FiT^ ~~ i'l^'. anc^ ponstl'uction—to the unseen parts as wrll aa Mt^-'^==~^~^^S^i those exposed. „,We made the drawers fit so they J^MglliliEtolgiiiiSML slide in and out smoothly, and put in a very best 3 ' bevelled mirror. Even the drawer handles were fejlr^F7 "^- ' -':=-r~:rTiir chosen to preserve the taste and substantial ■ : §M\ 3&<~£s3^L'\ »PPearance- We feel confident that this' Oak (Lw "'g'-'.L—l— -t^ 7|\ Ouchess will be a £ood advertisement. : '|i ( -^-^f_^_ I COMPLETE SUITE - £!6 Ss. ■ fflf \^^^M='l\ AHRAB^FM^ 84-86 tory st. S ife^^^^fl nitAODL Wd WELLINGTON G. F. LENZINI. Manager. (Neil- G« Compur/J IUJajJMLJMIUJMIWimWIIIUWMWII'IIIIMIIiII mill II 111 II Wil 111 Will 111 l 1111 I IHHi Jill 111 I 111 I 1111 l III! 11l ■llllil'llHMUJJ——————P EX MET BIiICK WORK -.BONDING, A REVOLUTION IN BRICKWORK REINFORCEMENT. AN EXPANDED METAL BONDING MADE IN ROLLS, 2J inches wide by 270 feet long IT HAS PASSED THE SEVEREST TESTS WITH EXCELLENT RESULTS AND IS UNIVERSALLY ADOPTED BY LEADTNI ARCHITECTS. BRITISH MADE. LOWEST IN COST. ■ ABSOLUTELY EEFEGTUAL V Write for particulars to the BRITISH EXPANDED M&TAL AGENTS, ; The Stsvvurt Pini^r. ri;^, i lirhvira Co., Ltd. I 80, 82. $1 C«>--ir!i'iHv ');a:'i. Wellinirrai. BY ELECTRICITY 8 hf ilr'Ai w^i § SsSTrrf; A Alt £&&<ri &. & V v iw^jivv.',-^ +J JL \J A Ui. A This heater can be attached to the storage tank of an existing hot water system, or it can be supplied with its own tank, and when installed acts as an ordinary Hot Water System. Write to ROBERTS' RON, STEEL AND OVEN WORKS, ELECTRICAL AND ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Fbnes 1767 & 3865. Box 85, G.P.0., WELLINGTON. Offices: 31 Hunter St. Works: Holland St' Sole Manufacturer f the Roberts' "So!ai»a..<it=r" Ovaiis.

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Evening Post, Volume XCII, Issue 40, 16 August 1916, Page 5

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Page 5 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume XCII, Issue 40, 16 August 1916, Page 5

Page 5 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume XCII, Issue 40, 16 August 1916, Page 5