EXPANSION OF TRADE

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7849, 11 July 1911, Page 5

EXPANSION OF TRADE

That New Zealand’s export trade has con* sidorably increased daring the last two years, after a wave of depression, is a sign of solid and steady progress. An* other sign of expansion of trade is to bo seen in Willis street, where a display of art furniture is being made by Messrs W. ’F. Bhortt, Ltd., which surpasses anything previously seen in the city of Wellington. Owing to the immense expansion of their business the firm have decided to utilise that large block of shops immediately adjoining their present warehouse, with a view to hotter displaying to the publio the unequalled quality and design of their goods. This firm’s reputation for the high quality of their goods is well known throughout the Dominion, and is the secret of their success, with the result that clients who have already done business with-this firm are constantly recommending their friends to furnish at Shortt’s, the most up-to-date furniture warehouse in Wellington, where ©very article purchased is guaranteed to be of the very best material and workmanship, and should a defect bo found they are only too pleased to rectify it or replace the article. Not only are the publio dealing with a firm that has a reputation to maintain, but they are dealing direct with the manufacturers and importers, and are thereby assured of getting their goods at the very lowest possible price- Those about lo furnish have no idea of the amount of money they can save by dealing with Shortt’s, Ltd., and a visit to this firm’s establishment will convince the most sceptical that for price, quality aud design of their goods, Shortt’s, Ltd., are un* quailed in Wellington. Catalogues will bo forwarded to any address on application.— Advt,

An election atldrdb will he given this evening by Mr D. McLaren, M.P.. in tho New Century Hall, Kent terrace. Mr G. H, Jackson will preside, and special attention will be paid to the -work and methods of Parliament, tho Victorian Wages Board system, our labour laws, and productive versus speculative land-holding.

J. H. Bethune and Co. announce that to-day, at 2.30 p.m., at their rooms, under instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court, they will submit a residential property at Karori, This comprises freehold land having a frontage of 40 feet to Standen street by a depth of about 136 feet, together with a one-storey 5-roomed residence, with conveniences thereon. Details appear in tho advertise* ment, and further information may bo obtained on application to Mr F. G. Bolton, solicitor, Johnston street, or the auctioneers.

For Children's Hacking Cough at Night, Woods' Great Pejjpermint Cure. Is fid. *

TViolclta cough euro is recommended as Xia.lata.blo, immediate, and permanent in results. The Government Analyst guarantees it to bo absolutely free from poison Those in want of a high-grade field-glass will do well to call and inspect Stewart Dawson and Co.’s special • military and sporting prism field-glasses. Prank Shaw, chemist and optician, invites those who arc troubled with their eyesight to call on him at once, as delays are dangerous. The annual clearance sale of boys’ and men's clothing is now on at 0. Smith’s, Cuba street.

"Coaguline," "Klinx,” ''Tenasitine/* Cements for breakages, manufacturing purposes, etc. *

Dress bargains of exceptional quality and cheapness are offered by 'tho D.I.C. Open all day Wednesday, and closes 1 p.m. Saturday. Serviceable dressing gowns for men, youths, and boys are now offering at Kirkcaldio and Stains’ at reasonable prices.

Tadics' stout winter boots. In box and willow calf, built to resist damp and cold, are now on sal© at R. Hannah and Co.'s, A CHILBLAIN CURE.

Mr R. W. Jones, storekeeper, Carrum, Victoria, says that Chamberlain's' Bain Balm cured his chilblains aud wants everyone to know it- ‘ r l had one chilblain on my foot that was so big that I could not wear my boot. In fact I could only wear my slipper by slitting it along the front. I used Chamberlain's Bain Balm one night and the next day was agreeably surprised to find that I could wear my boot with comfort/ - ' Sold everywhere. *