PUBLIC NOTICES. WfirtfS &wfe' :««» SSMK-W ■WSWtt'KSBK the Old Country Produces wmm latest victory SEE HQRROCKSES' NAME ON |RANp E prize SELVEDGES and decline all substitutes EXHIBITION, 1910 So!d by al j pirst-Class Drapers and Storekeepers. lawns* Bate n 3 ximz 588 is an abbreviation worth remembering because it stands for the famous sw m >ss |7| (The celebrated Scotch W %'y of Edinburgh). %l% Capital employed over £3,000,000. If you ask for " D.C.L." you will get the Whisky which has no peer for flavour, purity and digestibility. mmm, \ Agents : J\NEILL&CO..Ltd ; d\\ DUNEDJN. ?s m m m i o& In fragrance, flavour and strength it excels all other teas. Most economical too. Your grocer stocks it. 1/8, 1/10 and 2/- per lb. 40 Wholesale Agents: WILLIAM TAYLOR AND SONS, LTD.
>W<SBHBBr AT THE 75 JAPANESE SILK DRESSING GOWNS, lined silk, summer weight, beautiful range of colorings. 27/G each. 120 dozen CROCHET LACE MATS, 9in x Gin, 8d each. M-i£a in Turkey. 55 dozen ELBOW-LENGTH AND LONG KID AND SUEDE CLOVES, manufacturers' repairs. Worth 3/11 to 0/6. AH at 1/11^. 30 pieces CREAM AND WHITE JAP. COTTON CBEPE, 30in wide, 3-Jd. An icisa! Summer Dress Fabric. CHEAPEST WIDE SWISS CAMBRIC AND ML'SLIN INSERTIONS ever offered; Gin to Sin wide. 3sd and 4f-d per yard. 20 pieces 39in RICK CHIFFON TAFFETA SILK, White, Sky, Bronze, Oiive, Brown, Moss, and Amethyst. Worth 6/11 per yard. Bought to sell at 2/9. DUNEDIN. * Great V.v?lety in our Four- » scried Ware-hcr* 0 " n " " -J'. ,ULySX\ Cottage. Linoleums, up to 12ft wide, aiso Bordered for Halls and Lobbies, Carpets, Carpet Borc'sreci Squares, Hearthrugs and Mats. Sewing Machines. Push Cars and Go-carts. Pianos, Pianos, Pianos. Seagrass Armchairs, Rattan Settees. Three Rooms comfortably furnished for £2l. send for Prices. Timo Payments Arranged. 'Phono 470. | FUNERALS CONDUCTED in Town or Country efficiently l n at Lowest 1-ricos. Polished Oak and Figured Rium I Lnskets, also Registered and General, Mounted, in All I Railings Erected. Our Undertaker resides on our Fae- | . ... x 1 , J street (near Moray place), 1 ana will attend to orders by day 'or night. 'Phone 1,865. N 24 George Street "■w»«'M«»"«'"«»ra»^^ WB aaigaag w& wawsKSEsasci gs&aa mmmff^i jwsaenaaa Electrical Engineers and Contractors, eg to announce that they hr<va removed to Larger Pr< corner of Stuart Street and Moray Place (opposite P. Hayman and Co.). LAMPS.—A Large Shipment of Latest Type Wire-drawn Tungsten inlament Lamps just to hand, 25, 32, and 50 c.p. 230 volts 2/9 each; 100 c.p., «/ each subject. ' '
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Evening Star, Issue 15074, 4 January 1913, Page 9
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