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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 12, 15 January 1929, Page 13

VVeddings.—Bouquets designed -with individuality as the keynote, exquisite colouring effects, obtained only' from Miss Murray, Vicfi:Regal . Floriste, 36, Willis street. —Advt. : . . , , .

The Finishing Touch To a Well-appointed Table— Cutlery and that i» not the only advantage! It is real econ- JK omy to use Rustless Knives. They require only to be eK washed after use, and will therefore wear much longer, HI as knives are subject to greater strains in cleaning than in use. • BJ REMEMBER! STAINLESS KNIVES CAN BE Ml SHARPENED ON AN ORDINARY STEEL. Wt We have a splendid stock, made by the leading manu- NKp facturers in Sheffield—the heart of the British cutlery HSj* industry. MiX "SILVERSHEEN" RUSTLESS KNIVES— ' KjN Made by the well known cutlery maker— g-Jf Christopher Johnson. They are not only rust- fjj] less, but have the new mirror finish which shines i'Sf: like silver. 3kJ?F "HYGIENIC" STEEL TABLE CUTLERY— \gj By Wingfield Rpwbotham. Well ground and P^ finished. V"":* "PREMIER" STAINLESS CUTLERY— t^ Manufactured by Francis Newton & Sons. Ai- "\- ---ways bright and guaranteed to withstand all SSt" food acids. ¥kg. Prices from: — Sj| Dessert 12/- half doz. -^ Table 13/9 half doz. g^ Canteens of Cutlery Make Excellent Gifts. »& We have a splendid assortment—Call and sec it! xis E. W. Mills & Co. Ltd. Corner Jervoii Qy., Hunter and Victoria Sts., Wellington.