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Evening Star, Issue 18810, 8 December 1924, Page 10

Antique Brassware —ln Oxidised and —Bronze Finish. Tin’s beautiful Ware, exclusive and unique in design, will appeal to lovers of tho artistic. The illustrations hereunder, besides giving some idea of the designs, clearly demonstrate that the prices are quite reasonable. Smoker’s Set on Tray—--14/, 22/C, 26/, 32/8. Ash Trays—7/, 10/6. Crumb Brushes and Travs, 13/, 15/, 19/6. Vases—B/, 16/, 19/, 27/6. Spirit Kettles—36/6, GO/. m m. Si fei ‘.a. Goods Packed FREE : Delivered in City. Rail or Postage extra. Handsome Gong in Oak and Antique Brass, 42/. Others, 37/6, 40/, 45/, nd Smoker’s Stand in Antique and Oxidised Brass. Height, 2ft Din—42/. Others—29/6 to 53/6. m m feiSSISS; 44 The Block ” Dunedin Corner Princes St. and Moray Place Make Sandwiches us/YA 3?/m o ..7 Sfd Lunch Luncheon Cheese Svtpj3<92~* 9*

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