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Evening Star, Issue 13001, 21 December 1906, Page 7

Notices* The Editor of '-Evening Star" described. jTiger ; Tea in the following words - Discriminating Tea- Drinkers of New' Zealand are daily testifying to the fact, that 1" Tiger Teas" ; are COMFORTING ' ancl INVIGORATING. Reggie Fillinghaipi, of College Street, Caversham, described the (ea with the*6ame words, and the proprietors have ' therefore made him a preßenfc of Thirty Pounds (£3O). The Summer Season is now at its busiest, and DREAVERS require no Sale to make their business any brisker. Their ever steady increase of business is due to the fact of always having Moderate Prices. The Sale wiii begin at the close of this Season, when all stock left in the fixtures will be cleared that DREAVERS' Prices, although not Sale Prices, cannot be beaten by these so-called Sales now on. Our Moderate Prices combine with high qualities. 19/6. DAINTY COSTUMES, in TWEED EFFECTS, stripes, checks, etc. ; Fit and Style perfect. 19/6. 5/11. LOVELY SKIRTS, in best leading Shades and Black, Latest Styles. 5/11. SAN TOY HATS, newest shapes, trimmed Ribbon and .Flowers. 10/6, 12/6, 14/6. Hundreds and hundreds of Choice HATS to select from. .. t , AMERICAN SAILORS, handsomely trimmed, from 9/6. '■'"" ' Unparalleled/Price Concessions in Dress Department. A very fine range of pretty GREY TWEEDS, Allwool, and double width, from 1/6 yard. NUN'S VEILINGS, all shades, all wool, and double width. 1/3.v Japanese SILKS, in Cream* Colored, and Black, from 1/3. Children's WASHING HATS and BONNETS from 1/11. Maids' WASHING DRESSES, Crash, Linen, and Colored Print, all .sizes, from 2/6. Temptations such as these in all Departments. REMEMBER, 50-54 GEORGE STREET. HAND-PAINTED CARDS They're Jnat Lovely! Mak3 a Cat Laugh BOXES AN? PACKETS ~ QUALITY AHD QUANTITY! 1907 CALENDARS Swe»tly Pretry! Fancy talking of Christmas Cards going out of fashion 1 ' FUDGE! These sweet little tokens o* love and good-will can neyer become unfashlo able so long as Christmas is remembered among us. WE THINK that Christ, mas Cards will.be more popular than ever, and we have laid in a Bigger, Brighter, and More Attractive Stock than ever before. If you want to be sure of a First-rate Selection come to— > 42 GEORGE ST. DUNEDIN .. . . ; Or at Oargill's Corner, SOUTH DUNEDIN. Herbert ,Haynes, AND CO., LTD. amar PRIKGES STREET AiD GCfABON WAREHOUSES fttt&WlMrifl A Wonderland of TOYS and AMUSEMENTS, and a veritable-PAR ADISE for the CHILDR EN", forming a most interesting Exhibition of NEW and WONDERFUL TOYS, MECHANICAL NOVELTIES, DOLLS, and Thousands of AMUSING, USEFUL, andINSTR JCTIVE PRESENTS for Children of all ages. A profusion of YULETIDE GIFTS, NEW YEAR OFFERINGS, and TOKENS of REGARD. Wrist Bags, Military Hair Brushes in Leather Case', Japanese Dress Baskets, Purses, Pocket Books, Letter etc. AND CO,, LTD, DUNEDIN.

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