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Evening Star, Issue 15373, 23 December 1913, Page 7

i or Men 1 MILITARY HAT 2 in loaths? cases. 5/6, 5/9, 7/6, 9/6, 13/6 to 23/6 set. LEATHER COLLAR BOXES. 5/9, 7/, 9/6, 11/, 14/ each. BRIEF HANDBAGS. 8/6, 10/, 11/6, 12/3 to 25,'. KIT HANDBAGS. 22/6, '25/6, 29 G to 42/. FIBRE SUIT GASES. 9/, 10/S, 12,-', 17/6 to 35/. GREEN CANVAS CASES. 14/6, 10,6, 13/ to 39/6. LEATHER SUIT CASES. 35/6, 54 0, 60/ to 90,'. CLAOSTOHE BAGS, 32/0, 35/, 37 6, 42 3 to 70/. OVERLAND TRUNKS. 21/, 23,', 25/ to S3.'. TRAVELLING RUGS. 29,8, 22,6, 3S/e. H.S. LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. in Leather Waitets—--8,3 to 10/0 the i-tioz. In Canvas Wallets—--6 ii the i'tloz, MEN'S WIDE-END TiES, 1.3, 1/9, 2/6, 3 6, fl;6. MEN'S SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, initials. 2 6 to 3/6 Oacl'!. MEN'S UMBRELLAS. 7/6, 10,3, 12,6, 15/ to 30/. MEN'S SILK BRACES, hi fancy boxes. 6 3. rmSSmBmBmaSBSSS^EmBSSSS mid f i <uu. t uu,« jMaesavita j iliii" > : '"»"'' ; :'r^ ;v ofr'i^: !^ l feC l „ Pile Oilmen!;, 2/6 box) F.'ArjSAVfTA r-i:.vS fc.t vvorwspi---SVJA?.?£AV;TA OiN7KEtJT-H Also MAW3AVITA SOAP, 1/- box [,*;lr.rs f:-011l th" Cn,|nfr v IPsr.fREGISTERED SPECIALIST, m 14 ROYAL ARCADE, DUNEDIN. I

PUBLSC NOTICES, A Neat and Handy Travelling Bag is an indispensable adjunct to a Good Holiday. We haveK.tT BAGS BRIEF BAGS TRUNKS HOLD-ALLS SUIT CASES An Excellent Selection at Moderate Prices. Also a Splendid Line of FIBRE CAN! For Quality and Value these cannot be beaten. GENERAL mOPTOMGERS. •"»»»• noEssas = ! s™Kaßßß3i=l^^ mmm nmKmmmm THE D.I.G. make a feature of BOOKS, which are most acceptable for XMAS AND NEW YEAR GIFTS. STA XD A 11D AUTHORS I STORY BOOKS FOR ROYS yNT> SERIES, full size, entirely GIRLS OF AU hi S l i m Q/r thPr i R,lt CdSCS; f av ° ri , t0 »"^ors:"ii»mWmelv S.) titles. 3/6 each. bound m cloth, with Humorous PRESENTATION SHAKE- | ™Jorod illustrations ; over :«)0 SPEARES. S.'€. 10/6. 12 S, A"., • . 6d ' 1/ > 1 /' 6 « 1 /H. 2/G, 2/11, 3/6. FAVORITE POETS, handsomely BOOKS OP HFPmc-vr ,nv-v bound in leather and illus- TURF \Nl\ \run^.^^^." tinted; 12 titles. 3 11, S/6, HHI AM) ALHII. \ u,.,IKM'. US. ■ i - i A splendid series for bovs. ~-„ „ r Handsome eloth bound, well . 0 C n T .\ E T C v AS» IC S " illustrated ;12 titles. 3 6 each .>h.ilhS, m cloth: Poets and ! . T T ,„ ■,■,,-. r -, all standard authors: "00 3 A J ,\'-\-, I ** h CHRIST?.! AS lilies. J..3 each. ' \ -V Ls ' Bny's <), v!i/ FURY T'TF \vn T7HTT- 1 „ ■ ( , hvn '' 'Ciums.- 'Child's 1f P in it T OT Y V Knipire.' • Reekie's,' ■(•.,„_ LOaE BOGivS. with bright cell's,' 'Chatterbox' • i £*+!.. •and dainty covers. stron K lv Folks ' «t- J 5-;^ > W.»-.i.' 8 CHRTSTMAS CRACKERS OR i m !f,i,>, ,„ i !ir „ o S] , { , s | Hatß d ( ? . u ., ( ; ( ; Bring the Ch-Udren to see SANTA GLAUS «nd th* weat bzzzav of TOYS and GAMES from 6d*eacbl We shall be CLOSED ALL DAY, Saturday Ne-t* DECEMBER 27th. *^ c^ «s4bh* 3 '* ® Jii© KwaiMuiifflssaKKrsisaeißeßsswaa MORE PRAISE FOR THE N HUDSON MOTOR CYCLE What the Awards Committee of the Otago Motor Club says of the New Hudson's Achievement in the Reliability Trial. ;;Spocinl mention.should ho made of the' performance of A. Scott with his oj New Hudson and side-ear For a machine or_ this.comparatively small horse-power to surmount suen hills as the route provides, and come out " be proVd." ' 1S an of might The distance was from Dunedin to Clvdo .and '-ck ,-i- Pni„ 4. Kyeburn. and Beck,. n,„ Ne.- Hudson wit a cil e Wrstn "' covered it without a single mishap. -<.t-ca, and passenger, This is a splendid performance, and it "Viol ""-■!'•« " \t„„ t-t - ■ ~ W. A. SCOT! & SONS, 183 D™S n Slre *

MmmMsMzm mmmmm'm^mtm^mmmi Wardells 9 Prime for theXe JUICY HAMS, Tender and Tasty ■ 1 - I church Factory—l/ 1 per Ik BACON AND I ROLLED HAMQ ~„~i:*„ „j • r . H -little fat morsels of Delicious Goodness, BOILED HAM, all ready for Picnics and Out-of-Door Lunches —a delightful luxury! ' At WARDELLS' you can get your Picnic Hampers filled with the Finest of Goods at the Lowest of Prices! There has been some misunderstanding about the prices of Kerosene in re-ard to different Brands. Our price is 3/9 per tin for 'WHITE 110SF ' Note re OIL— the best quality procurable, and we have" been Kerosene Ou. selling at this price for months past. Now that the Strike is over we wish to thank our Customers for tboir consideration to us in regard to Sugar. While the Shortage existed we did our bugar and the best. The'' Kaimona' is due here on the'ill-th inst. with full Strike. stocks o!'Sugar, for which we are now booking orders at 9/6 per hag. This will be welcome news to ladies who are anxiously awaiting supplies for Jam-making purposes. Grocers, Tea and Provision Merchants, George Street.