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Free Lance, Volume XVIII, Issue 948, 12 September 1918, Page 26

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IB A AIM § At MDWED'S Roll Top Desk from £8 Bs. 7-piece Oak Suites £6 10s. Velvet Chesterfield Suites £10 10a. Velvet Chesterfield Couches £5 15s. Duchess Chests from 87s 6d. Wardrobes from £3 3s. Seagrass Chairs from 12s 6d. Seagrass Settees from 32s 6d. Wire-wove Stretchers, 2ft., 12s 6d 12in Wringers 22s 6d. Inlaid Linoleum 7s 6d square yard. 9-4 Blankets 19s 6d pair 10-4 Blankets 25s pair. 11-4 Blankets 30s pair. Casement Cloth 8s 6d dozen, yards. Seagrass Matting 2s 6d yard. Seagrass Squares 18s 6d. Down Quilts ISs 6d. Sheeting, single bed, 2s 3d. Sheeting, double bed, 2s 9d. Cretonne, from Is yard. Tapestry from 3s 6d. May no Velvet 4s 6dyard. Best Value in Town* Gall inspect. KWifoifi and C© 0? aad 45 M&smers Street

I '. ' ALL KINDS OF SPORTS GOODS. 1 w My stock is the beat procurable and there is no larger or more varied selection in Wellington than that to be seen at my premises. I specialise in all sporting materials.and, in addition, have on view a very choice selection w of Ladies' Handbags and Travelling Requisites. f|;S F, A. LAWS. ' I . TH® SPORES HOUSE. g 'Phone 4425. 29 COURTENAY PLACE, WELLINGTON. fit" ■'.£ and RIDDIFORD STREET, NEWTOWN. J| •srtfvvvvKvyt

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