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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8611, 23 December 1913, Page 4

ELEVENTH HOUR SUGGESTIONS GRAND TO GIFT-lUJ YLRS FROM GEORGE AND KERSLEY’S •CHRISTMAS CARNIVAE. PRESENTS FOR LADIES. KID GLOVES—aII leading makes. From Is iljd to C.-r lid palr. UMBRELLAS—WiIIi new loiift handle it ml table top. From ft* lid to ,’IOs. HANDBAGS - Hi ml) iho latest styles. From 4s Cd to fi-'l. each. SH >XED HA NDiv HIM Ml lEI S—From Is, Is lid to 10s-(id bn;;SPANISH LACK SCARVBS-Fic-m 10s Od to .'IP- fld I'l'fli. White EMBKOIDERFD ,TAP. SILK BLOUSE LKNG'I ILS-lts (id 15s Od and I7s Gd (‘neii. HAIR BRUSHES. wAb polished screw backs, 5s lid. C-s 6d to 9s (id each. HAM.) MIRRORS—With electroplated barks. —5s Hd riicli. DRESSING OASES—From lOs (kl to PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN. WAT,KING GLOVES—Tans and greys, :!s lid to fe lid. SUITCASK-S—l2« Od to 50s. KUDOS—Post Kaiapoi, Petono, Mosaic! pul terns, 13s fid to fills. BEST ELASTIC BRACES —L 6d to 3s (>d pair. l INE EMBROIDERED H \I,F-HOSB-ls Od to t’s ltd pair. LINEN HA.VDKERCHIEFS-10d to 2s fid each . Si LIT HANDKERCHIEFS With initial—2s Gd to 4s IUL SILK TENNIS SHIRTS-lSs Gd. CEYLON TENNIS SHIRTS—ts lid. NEC KWE A R—Thousands of patterns, fid to 4s Od. inLBPKLLAS—Ss 6d to 355. SHAVING MIRRORS—2s Gd to 4s lid. HAIR BRUSHES—Is Gd to 9 s lid. M.ANrCURE SETS —Silver mounted —From 12s Gd to 39a fid. FREE EVIEPTA (NAIKNTS FDR THE CHILDREN OPEN ON CHRiSTMIS EVE Till, 11 I>.M. GEORGE & KERSLEY, LTD., WELLINGTON AND WANGANUI. FOR THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS! SEASIDE SANDALS AND SAND SHOES. SO USEFUL FOR 1< NOCK-ABOUT WEAR. WHITE OR OBEY SAND SHOES for the seaside:— Women’s, 2s lid; iGirls", 2s 6df Rtys’, 3s 3d; Men’s, 4s Cd. WHITE YACHTING SHOES, White Rubber Soles:— Vien's, Gs fid; Women’s, 5s Cd; Boys/ 4s 6d. SEASIDE SANDALS, with strong leather soles;— Child’s, 4 to li, 2s lid, Girls:’, 7 to 10, Is Gd; Misses’, 11 to 1,4 s lid; Boys’, 2 to 5. 5s Gd; Womens, 3 to 7. 5» lid; Men’s, Cs 9d. CHROME SOLE SHOE-KITES. fur holiday wear;Childs', 3s Hd; Girls’. Is lid; Misses’, 5s Cd; W omen’s, Gs 9d. BAT iTo O N S ! FREE OF CHARGE FOR THE YOUNGSTERS. H. HANNAH & CO.. LTD.. WELLI NGTON. WE STOCK THESE LINES AT ALL OUR BRANCHES. WRITE FOR OUR MAIL ORDER CATALOGUE. REFRIGERATING & ICE MAKING MACHINERY. (HASLAM FOUNDRY ft ENGINEERING GO.. LTD., DERBY.) SOLE NEW ZEALAND AGENTS—JOHN CHAMBERS & SON, LTD., WELLINGTON. jHiS6 By Special Appointment to His Excellency Lord Islington u>d Purveyor to Bellamy’s and the Principal Chibs. DON’T SMOKE INFEKIOR TOBACCO! It does you harm, and there is No Economy in it. OLDEN CLOUD” MIXTURE—a skilful Mend of Virginian. Oriental, and vJT Lajtakia Tobaccos. This is a mixture that never dries the throat or bites the tongue. Connoisseurs of Tobacco have repeatedly expressed their satisfaction at the high merit of “GOLDEN CLOUD.” Packed in lib, lib, and Jib tins—Bs per lb. PREPARED ONLY BY R. W. ARMIT, TOBACCONIST, 290, LAMBTON QUAY. WHAT IS BETTER THAN WHISKY? WHISKY & PURIRI? FREEZING SHEEP & lAMBS. mm WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT COMPANY. LIMITED, is prepared to JL PURCHASE FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS by weight or at per head. The-Company also offers Clients every facility for Freezing on their own Account. Price® can bo obtained oa application at the Company's Office, or from any *f the buyers in tie country. W. G POSTER. Managing Director.

WORDS OP WISDOM. IT'D MY PEOPLE.— , , JL When a demand arises for an article and if the supply should not be quite equal to the demand, it creates a ecar■aity. consequently higher prices. English Ideas and customs have been introduced into the Orient, and are spreading rapidly: this, along with the world s increasing population, has caused an extra demand tor all kinds of food. otc.. the producing area has not inti eased correspondingly, it at once reflects, sn the producing countries.. and raises D Britain is the only free trade jxmntrv of any importance m the worm. In Great Britain, only a + day ®uiro » Commission was appointed to inguiro Into the reasons why the cost °*~ ll y h!! had increased. It has been °® < ;} al .| y •tated. while the cost of .''vmg had m ueased 50 per cent, during the last twenty-live years, wages had only in S l 5 P« cent, tor the same period ■o it is obvious taxing the land will not reduce 3 th_e cok of living. ™ the workers’ wages, and the only remedy for Great Britain is Protection. The Orient has, and is erecting, huge ■ndnfltries equipped with modern machin»rv. nnd to be worked with Asiatic labour The question suggests itself to nv oeo plc-how can any English-speaking manrev cope with this menace unless Sf prelected to save our industries im? wage-earners . from being brought ]nwn to the Asiatic level. “mhl. Singfo Tax theory is absolutely Z lJon land and free trade. It fs aooaront it would not let»en the cost If production, but reduce wages to cope sith Asiatic labour augmented with " j There is still hope. credibly informed the success l . A „ qi,,.,!. Tax policy will depend M \adop%it; this ought tO i e strOTgly fo advise my P«>Plo and the imaginary suflerere. to feast upon the “?l-known recipes, prosperity and longevity., etc viz- : ‘ Ample protection on things zrodace, and good w agrs— t_l * - MUSCLE - RAISER FLOUR and ngs we can •CHAMPION 'STANDARD’’ OATMEAL and ROLLED OATS —I remain, always at your sen rice.—CHAMPION. P.S.— Follow Canada’s example, and iDum Single Tax and Trade, Royal mail motor service, the Shortest Route to and from Futon.—Leave Foxtou daily, 6.30 a.m.; arriving Shannon daily, 8 a.m.; leave Shannon daily, 10.45 a.m.; arrive Foxtou daily. 12.20 p.m.; leave Eoxton daily. ZAO p.m.; arrive Shannon daily, 4 p.m.; leave Shannon daily. 8.15 p.m.; arrive Eoxton daily. 9.40 p.m, IT. ROUX.