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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7448, 24 May 1911, Page 5

H. W. LLOYD. ■y'ISITOE.S to the Exhibition will be interested in the very fine display of jewellery, etc.’, made by H. W. Lloyd, near the office in-the "CJ”, shed. The firm’s two business places in Wellington (Lambtoh quay and Cuba street) are well known to thousands and as they have also secured selling''rights in the building during the Exhibition season all who visit there can rely upon securing ■ some valuable memento or other from Lloyd’s stall. Lloyd’s is ’ noted for greenstone goods, novelty jewellery, watches, docks, and, rings. Be sure and see Lloyd’s exhibit. • ■ E. T. TAYLOR AND CO. IJtTIE exhibit of Messrs B. T. Taylor and Co., Wine and Spirit Merchants, at Stall . No. 13, in the "IT” shed (on the left), is one of more than passing interest. The first item to attract attention is a whisky still, similar to that used in' the manufacture of "White Horse’’ "Whisky. The firm is not, however, featuring - this important branch of . their agency business, ae on this occasion they are solely exhibiting the colonial goods sold by them, than which none is better known throughout the length and breadth of this Dominion than Speight’s Ales and Stouts, brewed in Dunedin. Here will be found samples of "the best brew’.’ in cask and bottle. A feast of splendour to both eye and palate, this exhibit will secure attention both inside the building—ano out.