PRE S3 AND FASHION. ALWAYS Try Walker's,, Xmas Novelties, Calenders, Fancy Handkoxchiofs, Jap. Sunshades from , 3s lid. — St. Kovon s Arcg-de. ' __ . ANDRE," St. Kevin's Arcade, Karangahape Rd.—Original and Artistio Designs, Frocks for all seasons; moderate prices. A RUSTIC French Embroideries.—Clients' own Materials Embroidered and Beaded.—No. 2, St. Kevin's Arcade, Newton. BLACK and While Hats and Gowns, the leading colours, now showing.—Miss Dixon's, Victoria St. JAPANESE Sunshades. Red, Pink, Green, Bluo, Orange, Violet, Navy, etc., 5s lid, fa lid, 7b lid.—Falkner'a, Queen St. QURGICAL Belt and Corsetiers; latest O Paris designs.—Madaino Emms, 1, Top Symonds St., Eden Terrace. MILLINERY. A TTRACTIVE Summer Millinery Now j\ Showing, moderato prices.^ —Le Beau Monde, 470, Queen St., opp. Y.W.C.A. MEN'S OUTFITTERS. \ LWAYS Buy Smart Suits from the -A. Man's Shop.—Tho Firm of Fowlds, Victoria Arcade. - QUITS for Young Men.— Particularly good IO value; newest styles.—Falkner and Co.. 114, Karangahape Rd. _____ 6S 1 i D.—BOYS' Strong Saddle Tweed II Knickers, all sizes, at tho v alue Spot. 11.8.'r Corner. Newton. BOYS' OUTFITTERS. BOYS' and Youths' Clothing.—Splendid Selection, best value always.—r alkner and Co.. 114. Karangahape Rd. BABIES' OUTFITTERS. BABETTE."— Buy Your Xmas Gifts for Your " Baby Friends " at the Newton Baby Shop.—"Babette," FOOTWEAR. rpHE New Vogue.—Sandalla Shoes, all X colours; keenly priced at H. Reason's, 12. Karangahapo Rd. Footwear.—Gym. Shoos, Tennis VV Shoes. Walking Shoes. Bedrock Prices. —Miller's. Victoria St. West. -J QS T'D—MEN'S Black Box Calf Derby ± J U Boots, at the Value Spot H.B.'s Corner. Newton. SPORTS GOODS. BEST English Cricket Bats, with Yates Patent Unbreakable Handle: p'nenomenal drivers; 355.—G9, City Chambers. BEST English-made Tennis Racquets and Cricket Bats: priccs right.— Watt's Sports Depot, 99. Queen St. BEST Quality Racquets.-—All strung with Blue Ribbon Gut by JoTans, 32, Queen Street. r PENNIS.—Best English and American J. Racquets. 70s, GSs, GOs, 555, 60s; strung with super gut; patent Restringing.—Yates, G9. City Chambers. "V~MAS Gifts—Fishing Tackle, Knives, Tennis, Rifles.—C.A.C. Sports Depot, 4, Short land Si.. Auckland. Values unexcelled.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS. A RTICLES, exclusive, original, useful and beautiful, quaint and curious.—Home Handicrafts' Depot, 17. Darby St, A PRETTY Range Georgette Hats; 39s 6d, all sorts white straws.—The Parisienne, Wellesley St. E. BLOUSE Cases, fancy leather, beautiful, l - 2 only, hundsome presents; 42s to 50s. —George Walker, Auctioneer. DAINTY Needlework, plain and fancy; hand-mads Lace, Knitted Work; Pokerwork.—Home Handicrafts. Darby St. A PPRECIATED Gift.—Fuji Silk Under--TjL wear, trimmed silk lace; Knickers, 10s 6d; Camisoles, 8s lid.—Smart's, Reservoir Corner. T EATHER Work, Indian Mocassins, -Lf Maori Carving and Woodwork; Cane and Basket Work.—Home Handicrafts' Depot. A PPRECIATED Gift. — Hosiery. Silk. -A. Lisle, and Cashmere; large eelectiou; from 2s lid to lis 6d.—Smart's, Reservoir Corner. Newton. HAND-WROUGHT Jewellery, Beaten Copper, Brassware, Pewterware. Enamelware, Beadwork.—Home Handicrafts' Depot. Xmas Gifts, Boj-3, with each Sot X Meccano, from 2s Cd Set.—Skeates, 224. Kurangahape Rd. ETCHINGS-, Oil and Water-colour Paintings; Calendars, 9d upwards.—At Home Handicrafts' Depot, Darby St. OANTA CLAUS Cave now open. Toys O galore; 10 p.c. discount to purchasers. —Short's Bldgs., Queen St. LAMP Shades, dressed Dolls, handmade Toys, Kewpies, Hammocks, Souvenirs; strange Curios.—Home Handicrafts, Darby Street. QUITCASES, magnificent, solid leather. 12 O only; worth 5 guineas; only 755.— George Walker, Auctioneer. CARRIERS & FORWARDING AGENTS A UCKLAND Transport Association.—2o, jl'jL Motor Trucks available for all classes of Carrying Contracts.—Phone 2-199 A. HOWICK, Pakuranga, Buckland's Beach. —Newton and Co., Phone 21, Howick; City Depot. Chancery St., 2622 A. DYERS AND CLEANERS. PORTER'S for Dry Cleaning and Dyeing. Vans collect and deliver.—Tabernacle Bldga., Newton. Phone 1741. LANDSCAPE GARDENERS. A SPHALTING, really good work; also A Tar and Sanding, by Sam. "White and Sons, Market Place. AUpTIONEERS. A UCTIONS Daily. Fresh Fruit and VegeA tables Grain and Produce.—Turners and Growers. City Markets. FURNISHINGS & CABINETMAKERS. BROWN AND SONS, LTD.—Wide Range of Dolls' Prams, from 14b 6d; Dolls' Beds, complete. 133 Gd. CiHESTERFIELD Suite, 3 pieces, in mo- > quetto, for £23 10s. —Wurman's, the Faithful Furnishers, in liobson St. HEAVY Discounts during Furniture Clearance Sale at D.S.C. and Cousins and Cousins. Ltd., Kitchener St. QUALITY Furniture.—Buy now at big reductions.—D.S.C. and Cousins and Cousins. Ltd.. Kitchener St. SMITH AND BROWN. Symonda St.. large assortment of useful Xmas Gifts, at very low prices r p J. McIVOR AND SONS, Specialists in -1 ■ General Cabinetniakine.—l9B, Karangahapo Rd. Phone ('>B9. VVTALLACE E. D'AUBNEY, for High- » » grade Furniture. Upholstery, at factory prices.—15, Sheehan St., Pcnsonby. Phone 2155. VyiCKENS AND SUTCLIFFE, Progres- \ V sive House Furnishers. Karangahape Rd.. for Easy Terms.
CHEMISTS. " Phosphor-ton," a strengthenJ ing tonic for overwrought nerves, genoral weakness and anaemia.—Eccles' Pharmacies. '2s (id. 4s Gd. 7s Gd. DYERS AND CLEANERS. Cf AS PETS Cleaned by Combined Electric ' Beating Vacuum Proccss, fld yard.— Domestic Vacuum Cleaning Co., Strand Arcade. DAND A. BROWN. Dyers and Cleaners, • Shortland St. Works; Grafton Terrace. Phono 1364; established 1866. PORTER'S for Diy Cleaning and Dyeing. Vans collect and deliver.—Tabernacle Bldgs., Newton. Phono 1741. BOATS AND LAUNCHES FOR SALE. Yacht, 10ft., splendid condiV tion; i'2o, or "lear otfer. R.A., MOti. HE HAL I). (CUSHIONS, keenest quotations, large > range of materials to solect from.— Warm an and Sons. Hobson St. VEX HUD K. Outboard, motor, complete; 1-J triu>l given; i! 16.—Steel Construction Co.. Sale St. 5 AUXCII. 30 s 7, 10 li.p., heavy duty {I J engine, first-class sea boat; A'lls.— Apploton. Arthur St.. Xewmarket. i I AUN CM, 40ft., 10ft. Gin. beam. Yawl : .! J riggod, sleep 12 persons, fitted w.c., 18 h.p. 4 cylinder engine; good suit sails; would deliver Auckland.—Particulars 11. W. James. Whangarei. MARINE Engine, Sterling, 'A-10 h.p., medium duty, complete, splendid con- ! dition.— Richardson. '24. Durham St. W. f QQUARE Bilge Boat, 16ft., with all gear.— • O Huston. c.o. Auckland Savings Bank. BOATS AND WANTED. BOAT, light, pulling, about 12ft. long.— j Apply Manager. Broadway Furnishing, ! Xewmarket Phone 1772 A DINGHY, 6-Sft., oars, rowlocks, must be in good condition.—Particulars to 25".M., 858. Il EUAI.t). r 'i | AST. GafT and Sail for Launch, any 31 size.—Address to 14. Wellington St., City. ROWING Boat, 12 to 14ft„ wanted.—C. North, Hnlsey Drive. South Avondale. FRUPT FOR SALE. 1 >LUMS. 1 arge yellow Gage, desert, cookI ins; '2d per lb.—Hogg, Golf Rd., New Lynn. rpOM ATOES. choicest. 12s 6d ease, lSlb.; 1. cooking Apples, 12s Gd, 421b.; Plums, 7s Gd ' Peaches. Ss Gd ; Apricots. 12s Gd. Also Cabbage, solid hearts, Gs; Mixed Vegetables, including green peas; 10a largo sacks. Freight, paid.—L. Nicholls, Selwyn Road, Mt. Albert.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18896, 19 December 1924, Page 2
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