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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 260, 20 October 1911, Page 4

THIS IS TO BE A SEASON OF EMBROIDERIES AND WE ARE . . . PREPARED FOR IT. ARE YOU? Switzerland —the home of Embroidery Art —has been busy workjng out exquisite designs for us I II 1 II ; I I II II 'I I il II II I , ,i . Here they are in all their beauty, awaiting your inspection • II II II II ) i| Il II I i I H |l I I FOR CHILDREN’S DRESSES —A delightful array—beyond the average in quality and. of course, prices as always at Wellington House are exceptionally low, commencing at 2|d per yard and ascending gradually to 2/11 The Young Lady who loves a touch of Embroidery on the .Muslin Frock can gratify her taste among the FRONTING’S AND ALLOVERS at 1/- to 3/6 up FLOUNCING EMBROIDERIES form another interesting display, and while the designs are entrancing, prices are very small, 1/9 to 6/6 per yard, 27in to 45in wide. Then there are the INSERTIONS —A truly magnificent showing. Some are slotted for threading, others the ordinary style, and prices at figures that command more than passing notice il 21d to 1/11 per yard n il ji I l! H s’ I ■■ ■ ! jl II II I II INSPECTION—That js the best method of testing quali- * ties and values; the designs take care of themselves ii ii ii il i| b ' ll II I' I; Il II with their original freshness untouched, our Embroideries are to be seen to-day. W. TURNER&SON JJOUSE, JJ AST IN GS.

J. M. SPEAR, EYE-SIGHT SPECIALIST, Representing H. SPEAR, M.P.0.C., OCULIST, WILLIS STREET. WELLINGTON, Will visit HASTINGS at Grand Hotel, on TUESDAY, 24th October (private room). CONSULTATIONS FREE. Artificial Eyes repolished by our new process.