&U* &#,£|;el%lierw mf SPOONS and FORMS For Wedding Gifts Nothing more acceptable can be offered than good Silverware combining good taste with a quality of endurance which assures life-long service. Such characteristics make our Silverware most desirable for Gifts fmJf PRICES FOR OLD ENGLISH PATTERN Table Spoons and Forks Dessert Spoons and Forks Tea Spoons ... Afternoon Tea Spoons ... Coffee Spoons We sell these in any quantities required, and send carriage paid. 35/- dozen 15/- ... 12/6 ... 12/6 iIC Are Your Teeth Satisfactory ? This question is of such vital importance that you cannot *(ford to allow any others than Experts to attend Ic the defects in vour Teeth. Our Operators will not cause you unnecessary discomforts as all Filling and Extracting is done by Painless Operations. We shall be glad to give you the benefits of our advice. Sets of Teeth, £2 2s. and £3 3s. Temporary Sets re-made to permanent, £l Is. Painless Extraction, Is. Teeth Extracted Free when Sets are Ordered Single Tooth, ss. CONSULTATION FREE. OUR WORK IS STRICTLY HIGH-GRADE. Open Saturday Evenings-till 9 o’clock. Write or call for further particulars. FROST & FROST, SURGEON DENTISTS , 119 WILLIS STREET (30 yards above Perrett, Chemist) WELLINGTON. m &IS tsm LADIES ! It will Interest you to nrC-A’r ” i V J’j. iVis H. W. Lloyd’s Stock of Gam Rings at 114 Cuba Street. Cutlery ! Cutlery ! Cutlery ! BY THE BEST MAKERS. Table, Dessert, Breakfast, and Tea Knives. Carvers, in cases, sets,' or pairs. Fish Eaters, Fish Carvers, Dessert Sets. Butchers' Cutlery in endless variety, including Working Knives, Beef Knives, Block Knives, Ham Slicers, Chopping Knives. Cook Knives in English and French makes, Cook Forks, Butchers’ Steels, Sheath, Bowie, and Huntsman’s Knives. Pocket Cutlery of'all kinds, for Sportsmen, Ladies, Gents, and Farmers, not forgetting the succulent Oyster Knife. For excellence of Quality and Finish we are right to the fore.' The Stewartlimber, Glass, & Hardware Company, Limited. COURTENAY PLACE.
News of .... Halley’s Comet “It having: been repeatedly alleged that the extraordinary brilliancy of this magnificent visitor was due to its tail coming into contact with a great shipment of the famous .«. “COBRA” Boot Polish and that its wonderful burnishing effects caused the .... Comet’s present lustrous shine, led a reporter to make special enquiries about ‘COBRA,’ and judging from the brilliancy which a few touches of it impart to the boots, we should certainly say that the COMET passed clean through the ‘ COBRA’ Factory I ”
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7140, 30 May 1910, Page 9
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