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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXIV, Issue 4981, 3 June 1903, Page 7

L PLASMON, THE BORDER. PLASMON first came to us untried and unknown. We told our Customers about its splendid qualities, and a quick disposal of our Stocks resulted. We thereupon wrote Home for a fresh Shipment, and it in turn dissolved so quickly that a cable order was deemed necessary. We now have pleasure in advising; the arrival of our Third Consignment ol PLASMON Specialities. PLASMON BISCUITS, made by Peek. Freau and Co. Wholemeal, jilain, sweet. PLASMON POWDER, added to all foods as a digestive agent. PLASMON COCOA. One cup coutains more nutriment than ten cups ordinary Cocoa. WARDELL BROS. & CO., WELLINGTON QUALITY ELEGANCE ECONOMY VARIETY the four leading features of the Stewart Dawson store, and these leading features are amply verified in the splendid showing of ENTREE DISHES ,' AND TUREENS shown in our windows to-day. Yon can hardly get along nowadays without an Entree Dish. They are useful in snob a great many ways. Those we show are of good reliable makes, and are good for a lifetime’s wear. Prices:- 45/-, 55/-. 63/-, 70/-, 77/6 and 89/each. TUREENS. We have various styles of those. Soma are simply Soup Tureens, others are the Revolving Dishes, containing Soup Tnreen, Entree Dish and Fish Strainer. These ate very handsome goods, and of the very best quality. Prices: 77/6, £5/16/-, £6/10/-, £7/7/-, £B/8/-, £ll/10/Gome in and see them. STEWART DAWSON AND CO., JEWELLERS, WELLINGTON. . THE STEWART TIMBER, GLASS AND HARDWARE COMPANY, LTD. JARRAH TIMBER. have on hand and to arrive Large Stocks of the above Timber, and will be pleased to quote for same, either in the rougE or dressed. Also, for Skirtings, Architraves. Mouldings, Joinery Work, etc., etc. JOHN DUTHIE & CO.? . . ‘ LIMITED. ARE. NQW SHOWING A CHOICE LOT OF ’ ’ART METAL WOEK . In BRASS, COPPER and OXIDISED, comprising PAINTED MIRROR AND BRASS FIRE SCREENS, PALM AND FERN POTS, TEA TRAYS. CRUMB BRUSHES AND TRAYS, MIRRORS, JAB DINIERES, KETTLES, CANDLESTICKS. GONGS, LAMPS Eta. FIGURES, STATUETTES AND BUSTS FENDERS in Berlin Black, BB and Brass, All Brass and Slate FIRE-IRONS, Bright, Nickel-Plated and Brass FIRESIDE SETS, Doga, Rests and Stops MANTELS in Enamelled Slate. Enamelled and Stained Wood FLOOR TILES, Hearths. Panels REGISTER. INTERIOR, DOG and HALL GRATES . BEDSTEADS, '"ump, French and Italian, Youths' and Children's Jot# CHEAVIN'S MICROBE-PROOF FILTERS. SELTZOQENEB, Etc, EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. AN ENORMOUS SHIPMENT Of mWEEDS. VICUNAS, SERGES, TEOUS33RINGS, BEAVERS, MELTONS. LLAMAS, Etc., Eto., All the Latest Designs, AT PRICES LOWER THAN EVER—BUFFALO ART WALL PAPERS, 1908 and 1904, WALL AND CEILING DBCOEA . TIONS From the Great American. Factory, Inspect the New Designs. 50 3 , 60 s , 70 s , 75 s , 80 s , THE BRADFORD WOOLLEN CO, Are admitted by all to be the best cut and most faithfully made garments in New Zealand. We defy any other honse to compete with the value we give. DAYIS AND CLATER’S REBUILDING SALE Extended FOR 14 DATS. STOCK MUST BB REDUCED ANOTHER LARGEST STOCK IN WELLINGTON Bend for Patterns, JACKSON AND CO. JEEVOIS QUAY. gWITCHES, LAMPS. SHADES. ELECTRIC BELLS AND TELEPHONES, ELECTRIC LIGHT FITTINGS. WIRES AND SUNDRIES, J. DAWSON, ELECTRICAL ENGINEER. Cuba street Extension. £ISOO. GENUINE REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. DAVIS AND OLATER’S REBUILDING SALE. ‘ LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. B ABRAUD AND ABE ' HAM, GRASS SEED AND GRAIN MERCHANTS. ■%TEW Season’s HAWKE’S BAY RYE, kv saved from the well-known old pastures of the Flaxmere Estate. Large Stocks of, Clovers, etc., from Hursh and Son, London. Apply for Samples and Quotations. BAKRAUD AND ABRAHAM. Palmerston North. COMMERCIAL and Genera! Job Print-/ ing excuted promptly at the "New Zealand Times" Printing and Bookbinding Department. Lambton quay. L’USTRUS PAINT L’USTRUS PAINT L’USTRUS 'PAINT (READY MIXED) Colours Absolutely Penn-nem est and Most Economic^!. SMITH & Slvii <H, woodville refreshment rooms. W. RUDDXCK. Proprietor. rjAHB Railway Passengers, going either J- North or South, should be acquainted with the fact that at the Woodville Refreshment Rooms they can have a good Hot Luncheon. Railway Guards will inform the traveller how much time ho will have at Woodville. 211