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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 53, 31 August 1925, Page 4

fk GOOD HAT] 1/ Mnat look smart -when new. It must have j/ , - . quality—the quality' that lasts. ■ Our 22/6 Hat In Greys, Steels and Fawns. • Are all Pur and all British-r-a quality that lasts. ITPI f|-l «1/^ A SSUT" (Next Evening Po«tl THE KASH Willis Street , , J - Don't Miss This I One of the greatest offers -we have ever made gp^jL Best Four Fold k N^^^^Bl —at £\fm ! Dozen The finest Irish Linen and guaranteed to. be equal to any collar sold in the Dominion— imnSsßßß^B^r^' even at double the price. All shape 3 and size 3 to choose from—but come early lor there'll be , a rush for these. _ . Uf^wy|7 !Vf>riC" Cuba Street, rl V/lT JCj DI\V/iJ« Wellington. J Half the Effort with Twice the Results Is what Owners claim for the REGISTERING PIANO It is a Player Piano •-." Plus" the Registering Feature which has made this Remarkable Instrument Famous .. Every note on the keyboard is controlled directly, separately arid individually. This , is the thing about the Gulbransen that has $o stirred the imagination of the music* loving public—"that has awakened the . interest of so many capable pianists in the ' artistic possibilities of this instrument.'* Call in and let n$ explain how easythe baying is! OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS "■"-'•■■-■ ■"■^'■^■'■■■::' M~'WlMr^A(^tifii "■■"■ '"■■■ ■ "■' H. NIMMO & SONS LTD. Head Office and Showrooms: KENT TERRACE - " WELLINGTON " Dear Baba> I was just delighted to hear that . you and. Ken really are, going to step „ off together. What a time you'll have making "your trousseau'and buying things for , the new home ! I do wish I could be with you, dear, to help; .:. One thing I can do —give you a hint about Blankets. You'll need AT LEAST four pairs to start with > and it's a big expense,. The; thing; is, > c get "Wanganui" Blankets. They'll last you a life time, and I know myself they wash beautifully. Ours are wearing splendidly. I've just had a new costume made. It's a "Wanganui Tweed" in a pretty heather mixture. Alan likes it so much he's going to ask his tailor to show him "Wanganui" patterns for hia next suit. I; must run now. Such lots of things to do—but I wanted to catch the first mail for my congratulations. Write again when you have time, and tell me the news. -..-. . ; - MOLLY, . - *W\aO»gfott KfepresenMittt "' ■, J. B. MOR^VOOD, 10 Davis Street, Thomdom, Wellingtoßl 1> 10 L»mMon Qn»T, ■Wefflngtea. StENUAN & CO., LTD., Willis Street, We!ICTRKOALDIB & STAINS, LTD., liamWon llngton. '^Qnar, Wellington. . TE ARO HOUSE DEAPEEV CO., LTD., Cub» VEITOH ft ALLAN, on*» Street, WeHmgton Street, Wellington. 6EOKGE & DOU&HTY, LTD, Victor!* C. SMITH, LTD., Cuba Street. Wellington. Street, W*UtaUrt»»t _■.-.■ CAEEY-8 CASH DEAPEKT CO., Petone. :;-" -• ■■..-. ■ ■ '." ~ ' ' J