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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11544, 1 December 1900, Page 8 (Supplement)

■•-:,. ■, ::■ ■;■ .;-.>■■ :y ■:■■'■■;":' .' ;■:;: ■" ~- ' : - ; ■ --,-'. : . Dress and Fashion. __________ ■■■■■■ ■ •^.<:......'<-...; ; "1. r ;..- ....-v--.'-' ■■■■■...:.■ ''.■::■■ -■■■.■■''.■-,;'/■- SPECIAL INTIMATION.^-, . - /. . * A Merry Christmas mfg|Lr ';'. Happy New Year ENSURED TO ALL WHO VISIT • " •'*?'■ - Drapery Establishment DVIRVHG THE »O\ITH OF DEttlBW. '■■•■■■ \ JONES' Grand Distribution of 'Xmas and New Year Gifts commences Saturday, December 1, and continues to the end of the year. A Grand Finale to the Old Century and a fitting introduction to the New. T. JONES has much pleasure in announcing that he will (in order to celebrate his first Christmas and New Year Season at the "Economic") give a present to the value of 10% or 2s. in the £ to each Customer spending ss. and upwards in his establishment during the month of December. For example: A Customer spending ss. will receive a 6d. present; spending 10s., a Is. present; spending ,£l, a 2s. present; spending £5, a 10s. present; spending £10, a 20s. present, and so on. Customers who so desire may allow the amount of their purchases to accumulate until the end of the month and then select a present equal to 10 per cent, upon the total value of their purchases, in which case all cash receipts will be specially stamped as vouchers, and must be handed into the firm not later than the end of the first week in January, 1901. No amounts under ss. will count for the Presentsnotwithstanding the generous character of this offer Jones' well-known Keen Cash Prices will be rigidly adhered to. WONDERFUL VALUE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. milf 3 " Special Display of 'Xmas and NeW Year Novelties. "" Publications. , Riddtadl WedkHw Mews SPECIAL For 1900. UOMI P\J&\i\sHU>. PR\CE OWE &YN__\Hfc. *~^S^.*.*.•.••*.♦.•♦♦♦*•%•»••*♦•♦*•*•*•%*•%♦•♦•• ••*•*••••••••••♦•••♦•••*.~5r*^ M ' This year's issue has already had a phenomenal sale, and is admitted by all who have seen it to be by far the best publication of the kind eve produced in the Australasian Colonies. _ The chief feature this year is the ■* Magnificent Coloured Painting, ° From the brush of Mr. C. F. GOLDIE, entitled ; ; "The Defence of New Zealand rfill." This picture was specially painted from a sketch supplied to our War Correspondent in South Africa by one of the New Zealanders who took parb in the fight, and every care has been taken to make it the most accurate picture of an actual engagement in the Boer War that has yet been published. Captain' Madocks is depicted leading the New Zealanders and Yorks; one of our gallant lads has fallen, another is mortally wounded, but the Boers are in flight and the day is won. In addition to this picture the Number itself contains a profusion of Most Jitferesting and beautiful pictures of Jim Zealand <£t/e and Scenes. I ..,.,.«,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,,.,.,.,.,.,,,.*,,,,.„„,.,„,„„„„„',.„,„.,„„,„„„,„„.».„„„„„ ,„,,,„„ I We have not space to enumerate all'the features of this Superb Number, bub the following are a few of the leading ones: The Volcanic Wonderland of New Zealand The Lost Terraces « Life and Scenes at Rotorua to-day New Zealand's National Park and its Burning Mountains The Beautiful Wanganui River The Romantic Urewera Country 0 Some Features of the Waikato River Historical Pictures Artistic Pastoral Scenes CHILDREN'S PAGES, } Interesting: Stories. Handsome Full-Page Illustrations. : gir New Zealand Christmas Scenes. \\: ' The Number is printed upon superior paper throughout; and for"posting to friends abroii as a Cambuns Gifb it is unsurpissai. -'™Qn Sale Everywhere, fflgr Order Early to Avoid DmappointmntrW^