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AVOIDING SOAP WASTE. Save all the odds and ends of Velvet Soap, put them in ajar and stand this in a saucepan of hot water. As Velvet is sterilised, this will make a most useful household cleanser for which many uses can be found. Velvet Soap is obtainable from all grocers, or from Box 271, Christchurch.—Advfc.
Wood*' Great Peppermint Cure. For Coughs and Colds, never fails.—Advfc,
WELLINGTON RACING CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, 26th and 28th MARCH, 1925. \ ACCEPTANCES for First Day's -"■ Events Close at 9 o'clock p:m. on FRIDAY, 20th MARCH, 1925, at the Club's Office, Woodward street, Welling- j ton. A. E. WHYTE, Secretary. WAIRARAPA RACING CLUB (INCORPORATED). EASTER MEETING, SATURDAY AND MONDAY, 11th and 13th April, 1925. "VTOMINATIONS for ALL RACES jil CLOSE on MONDAY, 23rd March, 1925, at 8 p.m. For full programme see "N.Z. Referee." "" N. C. C. SHEPHERD, Secretary. Note. —Telegraph Office closes at 5 p.m. AUCKLAND RACING GLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, 1925. 11th AND 13th APRIL. I^ENERAL ENTRIES (1 soy each), V* CLOSE on FRIDAY, 20th MARCH, at FIVE O'CLOCK. At same TIME FORFEITS (1 soy each) must be declared for i G.N. Champagne Stakes, Great Northern Oaks, G.N. St. Leger Stakes. FEES must accompany in each instance. W. S. SPENCE, Secretary.
George & Doughty Ltd. Wholesale Warehousemen and Importers (Established 1891) 61-63 VICTORIA STREET One Minute from " Evening Post." Close to Public Library (Absolutely no connection with any other "Open Warehouse" in this City) HUGE NEW SHIPMENTS Arriving by Every Steamer /*§|jh" vprv _..„.„ • Th* Latest Importation, from the leading English! fagiZ£*m V-bLVEIEEN I 1 ROCKS — Fill- jf. .. .. , „ W*J ished at shoulder and waist with d Contmenta! Manufacturer, offered y>3 ' ostrich trimming; sleeveless, |y . , .1 w% ■■• lI7L 1 1 Tk • dtsf £L round neck; black, cerise, mauve, , UireCt tO tile rUDIIC at WfiOl€Sale FtICCS jiaJ^P 3?* o?^!* ' royal, flame, vieux rose OO IC ' J&d ffjP»P^fL Wholesale Price •'*•/_** y ou cannot fail to appreciate the savings possible by purchasing your -No. 3876 — RADIUM LACE Drapery and Clothing in a Wholesale Warehouse. /WWf^^^M FROCKS—Trimmed marabout \ \ WSSSSmI (^illustrated); in gold, flame, New Shipment of PYJAMA STRIPE FLANNELETTES-Good \ \ M&Misll\ mastic, pink, saxe, • honey, assortment of stripes and colours \ \ ®i^?srtsHl 07 IC 32in- w»de 36i n w ;dp NijjJHl -.,,^27/6 1/-, 1/2, l/_6, IZ9 1/$ 1/9 tSiyPSSi VELOUR and TWEED COATS- DIC E DAMASK_ ««n. wide, fine mercerised finish, o'/ii" filaCW*m *or girls and maids, smart styles splendid wearing quality Per yard "/** PI^M^jTO in all leading shades STRONG TWILL SHEETING—Open Warehouse quality; best flfta MslitfkL Wholesale Prices— value in the city; washes well 54in. 1/11 80in. <l'/11 sUJ«£W?ilfip es 24in< 37in> 30in" y ' BSs&F#§Hk 17/fi 10/ 91/ ENNERDALE ALL-WOOL REVERSIBLE RUGS— ICWISE '■ '" '-" 24x56 01/ 29x-60OQ/Ceach. 1 %KM*Wfiw 38in. • 36in. ■••*.*/ ti«J/.U WM^SBm 2V- ? IC\/- TAPESTRY SOFA RUGS-Well made, good designs; size A A /fi ffl]j^Wsl^ ML £*dj m 7ft. x 4ft. Bin. . .. 457/0 \ J»II r SILK AND WOOL RIBBED ™*S TE* S°? A RUGS-A few left; in good patterns; AQ Jfi ffi^W/ HOSE—Marl ribbed effects; in size 7ft. x 4ft, Gin. ■ *3/U WhXglll' nigger, beige, fawn 4./11 Our Celebrated KOSY PYJAMA CLOTH—Large range of 1/A f ill W mil Wholesale Price * smart stripes; 36in. wide Per yard */•*- ---// 4^ Win. ALL-WOOL VELOUR—In Large Range of SPOT.and'FIGURED PRINTS-On a navy t /ft // bottle, kingfisher, fawn, wine,. ground; good washing and wearing; 30in. wide Per yard„•»•/ ** \*7 mid brown, nigger, grey, putty, 50in. SHADOW TISSUE—AII the newest colours arid C/ 11 n'Wy Wfc'l IP" 13/6 designs , Peryard^/.H Wholesale fnce / MEN'S WIDE-END TIES-In all -the latest "designs; O/Yi - 56in. ALL-WOOL VELOUR-Snede finish, fine quality- in guaranteed not to stretch ; Each^/H mole, fawn, nigger, grey, brown, putty, beaver 1 7 IC. Just arrlved—2s °^V BOYS' SAMPLE SUITS—At low'prices- also Whoelsale Price "/* ' 'JZ™^ « ""^ °^ ft' 27/6 tO 48/6 odni. CHECK-TWEED— The very latest colourings and checks; We have large and varied stocks of MEN'S FELT HATS Batcqually suitable for coats and costumes 19/0, tersby's, AVoodrows, and Borsalinos; also aiQ/ffi 0/1 /C Wholesale Price A^/1' special line of Fur Felts From 10/ 0 10 OHt/ 0 30in. PRINTED DELAINES—AII p,,,-o wool, in most attractive- -^ --. designs and colourings AIA \ §* O l^V 1 ■ W m "I ww.,,,. ph..«/■"-.■ beorge & Doughty Ltd.
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 65, 19 March 1925, Page 12
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