GRAMAPHONE RECORDS SALE.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16966, 27 September 1918, Page 6

GRAMAPHONE RECORDS SALE.

NO BREACH OF WARRANTY. [by telegraph.—pbess association.]

WELLINGTON. Thursday. Tub Chief Justice gave judgment to-day in the case of Bannatyne, Hunter, Ltd., v. the Anglo-American Musio Store, a claim for the cost of a quantity of gramaphone records sold and delivered. The point at issue was whether there was any breach of warranty in that royalties had not been paid on the records, or whether they had been sold to the defendants without compliance with the law of copyright. His Honor held that there was no breach of warranty disclosed, and the defendants were not entitled to succeed. Judgment was given plaintiffs for the full amount, claimed, with costs according to scale. If you appreciate genuine coffee goodness, then we can recommend Strang's Maori Brand Coffee. It has won the highest awards in New Zealand for quality. Real Mocha flavour, it is roasted by Strang's unique hot-air process. Finely ground, it is superfine in grade and quality. ' Try one tin,—Marriott and Co., Parnell. Considering the difficulty of obtaining worth-while goods from overseas, these times, Meikle and Co., of the well-known Valu House (corner Queen and Wellesley Streets), are to'be warmly congratulated upon having secured, for their spring and summer trade this year, such a fine selection of seasonable lines. Their London buyers have excelled themselves, and have sent along an assortment of things representative of the very latest fashions. These Include: New costumes in gabardines—light-weight models of elegance and style— tweed suitings, tussore silks, pique, poplins, navy worsteds, two special lines of taffeta silk, and Boliart costumes, exquisite new mil. linery in, latest shades and colourings. Included are a mountain of new straw shapes, _ silk shapes, and panamas, and a big shipment of the newest American ready-to-wear' hats. The new blouses are a revelation of smartness. The new underwear has never been excelled for attractiveness. Some hundreds of pairs of new hosiery (including the fashionable coloured silk ankle hose) claims attention. Prices from 3s lid, Two thousand yards of narrow millinery ribbon, usually Is ljd, will soon go at 4£d. So will a special purchase of 5000 yards of millinery pleatmgs and ruchings, offered at 4}d, *nd worth, three times the money. The hand-made China lace offered at from 9Jd can only be described as really wonderful value. Ladies are dropping into Meikle's at all hours to see the now season's offerings. But there i is no obligation to buy. Blankets, sheetings, napery, hosiery, gloves, undervests, crepe merle, 46jn", 2s 3d, at fine prices,—Grey and Ford, New. ten. All commercial travellers are kindly requested to push Keep Smiling Sand Soap, Golden Rule Candles, Golden Rule Soap) and the famous No-Rubbing Laundry Help with enthusiasm. New shipments of laces 'and embroideries. New and charming designs. Inspection cordially invited.— and Caughey, Ltd. Brush door mats, 24 by 14, 2s 9d ; 27 by 16, 3s 4d. Last two days, Lamboume's sale, Three Lamps.* All wise mothers use Wade's Worm Figs. Eradicate worms of all descrip. tions. Price, Is 6d.