Page 11 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14895, 22 January 1912, Page 11

- --'-■ : - ' •'■-!:■■-■■ ■'■■ 'iiT'-'i ■'• , ' , " r ' l "- '''; '"«' '" ' " '•»''*•'• - •■ *, ' v Furnishing Goods. . . .... .■.....:■ ILA DIES! I take note I of these I Summer Specialities I 1 BUNDS AND BLIND HOLLANDS I i y All the latest plain Art Shades, with Lace, Insertion, |]| || etc., to match. Samples and prices posted free. M - ■ ■>■'■■.■ :- : ■■'".'.. ■' 1 I THE NEW SANITARY BLIND I ' ||| I ■ Plain Ecru and Dark Green, oft by 6ft, complete on "','[■' m Spring Rollers, from 1/3 each. - I I i SUN BLIND CANVAS 1 In plain and stripes, for Verandah and Window Shades. | I All styles kept. Prices by the yard, or per Blind, on | I application.. ' | if Spring Rollers, from 1/8 each. If I SUN BLIND CANVAS 1 K In plain and stripes, for Verandah and Window Shades. M p All styles kept. Prices by the yard, or per Blind, on m |; application. M I LOOSE COVIRS I I H A large range of materials for these useful covers now §(5 | , » m showing, including |"| II El 30in.. Washing Cretonnes, 10|d, 1/-, to 5/6 yard. || M 32in. Taffetes, 2/9 to 5/6 yard. || II 50in. Shadow Tissue, from 5/- to 13/6 yard. 1 J 32in. Printed Linens, 1/9, 2/3, to 3/9 yard. f ' [ Also, am Linens and Jaspe Clothes. | g .1 Samples posted free. v | I 1 CASEMENT CLOTHS AND DWARF MUSLIN I I 1 CURTAINS I I a A large range of Casement Materials, plain and figured, ' 1 "' 'i 1 now showing, I k i 50in. Plain Cloths, from 1/-, 1/3, 1/6. . . I 48in. Figured do., 1/2, 1/6, 1/9. I Borderings and Edgings to match, from 4|d to 2/6 yard. I Samples posted free. 1 || FANCY 48in. Figured do., 1/2, 1/6, VARIETY ' I I Borderings and Edgings to match, from 4Jd to 2/6 yard. I Samples posted free- j j FANCY NAPERY IN LARGE VARIETY 1.. :■ h Including Tray Cloths, Tea Cloths, Sideboard Cloths, I M I? Duchess Runners, Pillow Shams, Cosey Covers, etc. | "■ ? I Special lino Drawn Thread Tray Cloths, lOd, 1/6 each. | I Tea Cloths, lace edge, from 1/11 upwards. j\ ; TONSON GARLICK 1 COY.,! LTD., I I I Specialists in Complete Modern Jj 1 House Furnishing & Decorating, I I 304 to 312 Queen St., Auckland Boots and ____ ' I ' ■ - ..■ - THE I THE "College" 1 "HANDY PRICED" Boot. I Man's '- Boot. l 197 120 QUEEN ST. and KARANGAHAPE ROAD. The ColIeRO is a line that we stock to moot a demand for a medium-pricod boot, Every man can't afford tailor-made suits, nor can hta purse , permit him to indulge : .in high priced footwear. The College fills the bill; they lopk as wall as the higher ..: priced lines, and we must admit that very often they wear as well. Men's Tan Golosh Bals. - "COLLEGE" IBs 6d Men's Tan Derby Bah. - " COLLEGE M I9s 6d " Men's Glace Derby Bals. - *» COLLEGE" IBs 6d Men's Box Calf Derby Bals. "COLLEGE" ISs 6d We Repair your Boots "While You Wait" €/ls*s\9 SiiOEiSTIS* W^^jfj? ■ Ate, Stoat, etc. "" 1 there's Parity and vigour if 13 IN EVERY DROP. OF READ'S Jf "DOG'S HEAD" GUINNESS 0. It retainß through the entire brewing process and after maturing |l and bottling, the delicious fragrance of the hop with its sweet and soothing perfume. p It has the sparkling force of a cleverly fermented beverage 8 without the fiery effects of spirits. || It is the mildest of stimulants, in the most palatable form of liquid i food, for every- ■ . -■«.,., |§ body and specially .jrfSggS§||33§sa^ I for all nursing J^^^^^^%^ U This Istoal, PJS/ / $^ I the Se a« of If 0 KK\ftlK famO H oxcallonoo I. on m|»e4\ mR IttrJlß f^ m over>y bottlo. WL^^^S?YjWS J^J^iF | EVERYWHERE. i I F BV V~ iiTm-ii. ■ hiiiiimi. n.in ii iiir««mnwTTi»inri.iMM«M«niii innm «OLE AGENTS AND BOTTLERS FOR THE AUCKLAND DISTRXCI HIPKINS & COUTTS, ".''"■', Wine and Spirit Morehonts. I CUSTOM STREET, EAST. j