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Postaj Paid per pair D.I.C. "Holeproof" Milanese Silk Gloves are a fine substitute for expensive skin gloves. The exigencies of war have created a woeful shortage of skins to meet the regular demand, hence it is a case of the next best thing. When skin gloves are out of the question, the D.I.C. strongly recommends the wearing of *' Holeproof " Milanese Silk Gloves at per 5/11 pair These wonderfully hard-wearing gloves have 1) double-tipped fingers thus ensuring wear for the life-time of the glove. " Holeproof '* Gloves are made in America, cut to fit perfectly and are finished most beautifully. Briefly summed up: "Holeproof" Milanese Silk Gloves are delightfully cool in wear and most serviceable. Try a pair in either of these colours: Black, White, Grey or Beaver. 1/- In the £ discount oft •v«py orsli purchase of «21 or ovan WELLINGTON.

GEORGE WINDER Best Value Hardware and Furniture Store, WINDER'S CORNER, WELLINGTON. THE "IDEAL" HOME BUTTER OHURH. A compact Utile ohurn, all metal, nothing to go out of order, aad iND T&OROUQHLY RELIABLE. I Our Selling Prlee, 10/t, post paid Can also be uied as a Home Oake Mixer. We pay the poitagt. Send for one to-day. JTJST OPENED—LARGE ASSORTMENT. HEAVY BRASS KERB SUITES. ComDriiine FENDER, FIREIRONS and STOP. These ire are Belling v At Lees than Wholesale Prlee Alio, Big Variety ANTIQUE COPPER KERB FENDERS. From 14/6 SOLID BRASS OR ANTIQUE COPPER FIREIRONS At Leas than Landed Coat Now the Holidays are over, we are offering all classes of TRAVELLING REQU SITES . At Ridioulously low Prloas GLADSTONE BAGS, KIT B\GS, BRIEF BAGS, SUITCASES, HAT HOXKB, ATTACHE CASES, COMPRESSED CANE CABIN TRUNKS, STEEL TRUNKS—in fact, everything required for TRAVELLING. Compare our Prfoes. See eur Window Display. CARPET SWEEPERS. The BISSEL CROWN JEWEL is the BEST CHBAP MACHINE on the market. Thoroughly reliable. Any part can be replaced. Our Prlee, 21/No household is complete without a " BISSEL." Send for one to-day. Othar Prlees, 2 >/■. 27/6, and 37/6 TO COUNTRY can reach us by post. Drop us a line for any particulars regarding prices. We are only tao pleased to quote you. George Winder, Wellington. Up-to-the-Minute Electric Household Utensils Make Cool Work of Hot Work. roast yourself over the fire in the hot weather when you can do your cooking and ironing the electric way ? This Electric Household Ware is heavily nickled, beautifully finished, and the mechanical design is absolutely right. A very important point in connection with these appliances is the safety fuse plug in the circuit, which cuts off the current when the liquid in any water heating device boils away. There are no moving parts, no uncertain springs, No Delicate Triggers, No Fiery Switches. Simply a lead plug.switch whioh melts when it becomes too hot. An extra plug is supplied with each water heating appliance, and anyone can replace it in a moment. The Electric Kettles and Grills are fitted with these plugs. The Grill has a heating surface of 7§in. x 4jin., and consists of a frying pan, broiling pan and griddle. It will make toast, cook eggs, and grill bacon, chops, or steak. It prepares a whole meal at the table. The "Universal" Grill Has Four Heats which can be regulated at pleasure. The Electric Sad Irons are so constructed that the heat can only radiate through ihe bottom or ironing surface It cannot rise owing to the non-conducting space surrounding the top and side surfaces ol the i on. The heat is scientifically distributed over the face, a greater amount being conducted to the point where the most heat is needed. Call in and see these appliances in operation. Hunter Street and Jervois Quay, Wellington. T^T

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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10087, 28 September 1918, Page 5

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Page 5 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10087, 28 September 1918, Page 5

Page 5 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10087, 28 September 1918, Page 5