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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1612, 21 January 1903, Page 76 (Supplement)

EVERY LADY ♦ OIJITE naturally and rightly likes BEST —the BEST ASSORTMENT and the BEST VALUES. Wo can give Both For the following reasons : We are the ONLY IMPORTERS DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS IN LONDON of ART NEEDLEWORK AND NOVELTIES, Never buying in Melbourne or Sydney, where prices are high, but going right to the Fountain Head, THIS FACT MAKES A WONDERFUL DIFFERENCE TO THE PURCHASER Then in LEATHER GOODS, f uch as Purses, Card cases, r-andbags, Dressing-cases, Music Sacs, and the thousands of pretty Nick-Nacks never seen anywhere but at PRINGLE’S, we adopt precisely the Eanie policy— Buying Entirely ehom Manufacturers* JAPANESE NOVELTIES. Mr PRINGLE has just received from Japan a large shipment of Draught t-creens, Firs Screens, Vases. Tea Sets, Cups and Sauoers, Inlaid Woodwork, and countless little oddities which will delight you, both by their quaint beauty and their low prices. Wherever you ficallv decide to MAKE YOUR XMAS PURCHASES, don’t commit yourself till you have seen th© very beautif al assortments we have. IF NO f COMING TO TOWN Just drop U 3 a line and we shall reply by return post. PRINGLE’S Tlie Apt EMasdlewopk Depot 69, LAMB TON QUAY. Sole Agent for Weigel’s Incomparable Dress Patterns. Catalogues, 2d; Journals, 4d. Post Free. ■T|7tOUND at Last—The Neatest and Most La Artistic Jefe Printing is fumed eut at the “New Zealand Times" office. Ring up Telephone 1043. 6j

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