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Evening Star, Issue 19327, 13 August 1926, Page 9

Those desiring to purchase Silver or Plated Teaware for presentation or otherwise will find at our Show Rooms the most varied and artistic selection to be seen in the Dominion. The designs are all new, and our prices cannot be equalled anywhere. We quote a few examples. Sterling Silver and Electroplate Tea Services DAWSONS LIMITED, “THE BLOCK,”Cnr. Princes St. and Moray Place, DUNEDIN. Sterling Silver Tea Sets (3 pieces) from £l2 10/ to £35. Sterling Silver Waiter* from £22 10/. Electro-plated Tea Sets, £4 5/ to £ll 10/. Electro-plated Waiters, 40/ to £9 15/. Also Coffee Pots and Hot Water Jugs to match.

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