M-Il<l , ~ I ■ ■■"■■ '— — I - Dress and Fashion. __ _' : ~U-'M jH iWL- \ MAIL ORDERS | 00^^ \ y \ must be accompanied with Cash. . 1 f|rfi 7W\ FURTHER Goods cannot be forwarded on an- i SPECIALS — " ** SHOWING TO-DAY AT II SMITH ft CAUGHEY'S I . —pa,™ — —— 1 ■l »- «f« mi nt jirtSßh. ttPUVS #vS nffiflUn wSrT* fiSa9f» mJHmJb JHMBjbH ■onlffl imlH P^ I 1 ««.»«« -,-,-,* rH J, to wear 1 41 ALL-WOOL TRAVELLING RUGS, § I 1 CHILDREN'S PRINT PINAFORES, i 22 CHIFFON VEILS, ready to wear, , & colouringSj 17/6 each . 1 ! 8 LADIES' WOVEN BLOOMERS, .23 LINEN -.„-.„-,«„ LACES, heavily « SAMPLES AND SOILED ODD- 1 8 LADIES' WOVEN BLOOMERS, .23 LINEN TORCHON LACES, nearly MENTS IN NAPERY, clearing abcufc 1 I wliitfl or nnvv S.W.. 1/11; VV., do; reduced. t| I 0.8, 2/6 />•>/> COTTON TORCHONS, 6d and 9d per half-price.. | I 3 STRIPED CAMBRIC SHIRT doz. flnAW __ T „ _ APV « 42-INCH MADAPOLAMS, 3/11 doz.; I ;| BLOUSES, reduced to 2/6 each. 25 WIDE BLACK CHANTILLY LAOt, 31-INCH LONGCLOTH CALICOES, 1 I 4' WHITE MUSLIN DRESSES, blouse BJd per yd „_.-._ cr „™ 2/9 and 3/6 dozen. 1 1 •.", ;ii; .*'• and skirt style, reduced to 4/11 each. 4 6 WHITE AND BLACK SKIRT <i/9 and o/b dozen. | 1 fT WASHING COSTUMES, reduced to FLOUNCINGS, 3d per yd. 44 SMART TWEEDS FOR COSTUMES,, | I 5 Jju™ 27 REAL TOROHON LACES, greatly 7/6 dress length. 1 l WASHING COSTUMES AND reduced. 45 BEST QUALITY ZEPHYRS, 4/6 doz. 1 I DRESSES, 8/11 each. 28 Large Assortment LADIES SfcLlb, yards. | j 7 EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR SHOW- 3d and 6dl each. 46 WHITE EMBROIDERED BOXED 1 ! ROOM reduced in price for the FAIR. 2 9 FINE QUALITY LAWN HAND- BLOUSE LENGTHS, from 1/6. 1 « « LADIES' PRINT BLOOMERS, re- KERCHIEFS, hem-stitched, four for BLOUSE 110 m /_ | 8 LADIES PKi«r 0 , 40-INCH SILK STRIPE VOILES, 1 9 LADIES' WOVEN COTTON COM- 30 BOYS' HEMMED . HANDKER- " aii colours 5/6, 5/11, 6/11, 7/11, 8/11 1 9 imATIONB reduced to 1/11°« d CHIEFS, large size, six for 1/-. dress length. 1 I ' ?/9 each 31 LADIES' NECKWEAR, all specially , 48 ' MEN'S CHROME BALS-9/6 pair, 1 10 SAMPLES AND ODDMENTS, in 32 reduced. HOLLAND COOKING 49 MEN'S TAN BALS-14/6 pair. Vf.«t<! Ttndices and Combinations, 82 WiUi.i. xiuiojaxiw ««««.*«» ■ ! greatlv reduced; Vests, 6d, 9d, and APRONS 1/3 each. _ 50 MEN CHROME BOX EALS-15/6 j ; 1/. each. 33 Exceptional Value m EMBROI- pa | J 11 CHILDREN'S FROCKS OVER- DERIES. VTXPTFrTWE* LACES 51 LADIES' TAN ALBANY SHOES- 1 I ALLS, PELISSES AND COATS, 34 WIDE VALENCIENNES UDM, °* g/11 | I clearing at very special prices. 3 to 4* inches wide, 1/11 and 2/6 per */•"• k I 12 LADIES' TWO-PIECE BATHING dozen yds. 62 LADIES' TAN DERBY SHOES-11/ I I COSTUMES, reduced 10 1/6 each. 35 REAL MALTESE TIES, 2/6 each. M ladlES' LOUIS HEEL BUTTON S 13 ALL TRIMMED MILLINERY, re- 36 30 TENERIFFE BEDSPREADS, 29/6, AND JiACE BO OTS, American- I duced to below half-price. 35/-, 39/6, 49/6, up. a-a-i-i ifi/fi 1 I 14 CHILDREN'S CHIP MUSHROOM 37 HEAVY ENGLISH BLANKETS, sin- bpeciai, 10/0. | 1 HATS, 9d each. l e -bed size, 10/9 per pair; three- 84 LAD rE' GLACE KID BLACK I j I 15 LADIES' UNTRIMMED STRAWS, quarter-bed, 14/11 pair; full size, 18/11 SHOES— ' 1 16 LAmES' 2/ READY-TO-WEARS, 1/11, 38 2MNOH CHECK GLASS CLOTH, 65 J* W * A ™ ° REY ° AN 1 2/6. 3|d yard. VAS SHOES—4/11 to clear. | 17 LINEN HATS, 1/9. 39 ALL REMNANTS, Sheeting, Calico, gg Odd Sizes and Makes in BOOTS AND 1 18 FLOWERS, 6d, 9d, 1/-, 1/6 spray. Flannelette, Drills, Damasks, etc., SHOES at Special Prices to clear. | 19 TRAILS, 6d, 9d, 1/-, 2/11. etc., specially reduced to clear. _ g7 MEN , S FAKcy COTTON SOCKS, I [ i 20 WIDE COTTON-BACKED RIBBON 40 COLONIAL ALL-WOOL BLANKETS 6izeE , 9d an d lOd pair. | S VELVETS, Id yd. —Single-bed size, 12/6 pair; three- qwASTIKA -~-.„ «*1 BO nlin ™ I 1 „ i. Co,. 1 HELMS. Pair; W1 d °" Me " " A e,T S ' "■* - I 121 CRYSTALINE VEILINGS, in Col- * >/r •• SSd ?™' P *** "" II ours, 9d per yd. * > ' v » i SMITH & CAUGHEY, Ltd; - _ = —"" whisky. ~~~ ~~~ . Motor Cars. ~ -y; y,.,:! - ** s^-S MAXWELL CARS jgf^&m** ■ * v' ; ] M ' For POWER, STYLE, and PRICE. fBL La Tfae M aswell Special 36-fa.p., 5-seater, £450. T «ia @ dP"*'™" The Maxwell Mascotle 25-h.p. 5-seater, £350. Ik, MMI a j»*-* s * --,, The Maxwell Mascotte Roadster, 25-h.p., 2.seater,£2s«. .<".''' : Vr'XM"; :^ «sp flwiy „ ™> u ]^^.|^i| < The Maxwell Messenger, 16=h.p., 2-seater, £205. W yppr r%4"f*lh 1 The Most Reliable American Car on the Market. '".■"•"'■'"^^::, fgg — "^ sgS BjJ^L—» '" " '—' " ,)w * » They Hold Amongst Other Nutnei"«« Records -T B WSS* \ THE WORLD'S NON-STOP RUN OP 10,000 MILES I — I*l I n• • 1 r- • I THE MUNSEY HISTORIC TO UR # Popular throughout the British hmpire I the gliddon tour, 1910 I and especially in this COUntry for itS I And Last Month they Again Won the GLIDDON TOUR, with a perfect I If lv J - 1 11 ' r 1 STt against 54 competing teams. I f supreme quality and general excellence- < I ** ; I * oiofthcpriocipalLdsor 1 Agents: SCOTT BROS., Ltd., 37 Fort Street. I the Distillers Company. Ltd.. 1 sub-Agent: g. t. Wilson, iss, Albert street. ■ ' Largest Scotch Whisky Capital employed. ** - " » mm^,^mm ■•■^■■^■ißi^«M™iMii^^iMiß«i^^™«M«^^Mi««»^M^M«M«ii^^M»i«^^Mi H ««^^«»«i^»« J !ir-: 0 Distillers in the World. ore £3,000,000. ■ ' »'#»*». ' if ' Edinburgh, Scotlakd. m; 2-Seat©P, if \ if Astnts-\~ P. NATHAN fc CO. LTR AUCKLAND. %j _ . ■mpg j£ >-. I Si" """mcc'allum's I jggj Jj^^BgK|fe -' I S PERFECTION WHISKY 1 s . Seaterj >^%>^"' ir """" -^^^^^^J | I Hi CONNOISSEURS PREFER IT. I «^ 37 5 30-H.P. MITCHELL CARS, ■'arSSI ! I 1 I Complete with SPLENDID HILL CLIMBERS. Now on view at I I Hood, Screen, * I ' Judge for Yourself. I Ti-jT' SKEATES A WHITE, I • I. Horn ' GARAGE, QUAY STREET, :>:i'l ( I I 'Phone 3114 AHrKT ANH I OBTAINABLE AT ALL HOTELS AND | ftULULAHD. . \ mSSBS% —oM ' 1 CHEAPEST AND BEST BY PRACTICAL TESTS. ! I M ""*"" A r ]oj/ m WHOLESALE FROM | §m~~W& 1 I!' 1 ALBEBT-STREET. 1 "■ l * J^J The Famous 30-H.P. EJ.F. and 20-H.P. Flanders. Atfso. YahF Tppth' Pa** YOU I America's leading motor cars. Jt%JL C * IJUI A CUUI JL SJ'a. AUU | PRICES— 30-H.P., £375 complete; Flanders, 20-H.P., £295 complete. 1 CALL OR .WRITE FOR CATALOGUE (it will pay £011) TO- •-, I OF AffaillSt YOU ? l" T " WILSONI lm P epiaß Garage, Albert Street. I Teeth specked by decay and spotted with discolouration— an 1 Underwear. __, offensive breath are bars <o success, social or commercial. Tact may | "__■___■■■■■■-• hide the fact, but the pre - ence for the wholesome mouthed is none I Arr \rrnf\t TTATVUDTKTWJRT J! I hide the marked. the pre - ence for the wholesome mouthed is none g £ .r „ T?7r i A » rri^TCZJr>rhTWAM ff _ the less marked. | / Li -" Vy6 ' C;i ' UW>HKU\I<UWL,B | If vour teeth are sound and white— your mouth is healthy—your | ilk v M TjiT "T" J __-. ■ i breath'untainted-Dr. Rayner will keep them so 1 l 0 ! | g »k / I] (O I^' --' '' If your teeth have already weakened under attacks of disease— a tjf'fi m I JL ▼¥^^<C*w' lif spotted or decayed— Dr. Rayner, and he will restore them by | SjpSj fej »wMI -' - ■ __- ; I the very latest American methods which have never been heard of in I WjHj u£ ft » mm^-jMkmwmwmmmswm&li&MiMWMßßßßßUMm I this country before. | H g ™ W/ When next you buy underwear, ask for H I Our extractions are mads absolutely painless by the use of | -;.||: if JAY, with the mark illustrated below. IS 1 Odontunder, which Dr. Rayner makes himself, and uses exclusively on | mat ill jF%f l- , f H I his patients. He makes "no charge for extracting where sets are g MSA E| | JAY stands for quality of the highest class-tor D I ordered. Prices from £2/2/- i « I Materia! that is delightful to wear and extremely H ' Hours from 5.30 to 6. Sat., 8.30 to I—7 to 9 p.m. § SmHmß _3 > durable—for underwear that embodies every improve g Nurses in attendance. 1 If/ ment P os " ble - Never shrinks, never irritates. ; H Tin • wt a. a w^^^ AAAA If f INSIST UPON JAY UNDERWEAR I I Nurses in attendance. Dental Parlors, 1 »Pffl| B/ mcnt P ossible - Never shrinks, never irritates. 1 t* - m, j. i w*^ii A ~ A II f INSIST UPON JAY UNDERWEAR Emencait Dental Parlors, ri f«m^ w^^ a»i*«, Queen and Wellesley Streets. LOOK FOR "tHe" TRADE MARK. I UK. KHintK. I — / Wholesale: I.I R. MORLEY; GEO. BREntE & CO., tendon. M 3—81131 ALSO OVEB WINDEES'. i™mavm<mm*umammmaßgß*aaamr***mt ■■ - - _^—JB ALSO OVER WINDERS'. WELLINGTON. l "' ll,rt ™MM'M'»^
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14928, 28 February 1912, Page 12
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