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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11222, 30 May 1922, Page 8

Fgresham hotel Lambton Quay | 5 n ■ P.O. Box 727. Tariff 12s. per Day. Phone 243. ■ UP. J. ORIFRIIN - - Proprietor. U P-,. ■■it mi £ -.■l=l«l=D

o Direct From English Makers. 5.4847 Glass and E.P. Cruets —Unique design. 22/6 Ex s.s. “ lonic.” Several cases of Sterling Silver Goods and finest quality Sheffield plated-ware have just arrived direct from the actual makers. The quality and value are the best we’ve had for years. In many cases prices are 25 to 50 per cent, below those quoted for similar goods twelve months ago. Also, as new goods arrive, similar articles in stock are marked down to meet new figures. Therefore our values cannot be equalled elsewhere they’re the best in the land. Examples of our new prices are given by the illustrations shown. S.B3TB—Cut-Glass and E.P. Salt and Pepper Send your order at Pots — 5/- each once, or write for Mustard Pots —To match. 11/6 Illustrated Catalogue. STEWART DAWSON’S The Empire's Largest Jewellers Stswart Dawson's Corner, Wellington.

Mystery Moments S Mr. “X” might be a “D” mystery— But there’s no puzzle so deep— Or so funny as when a man— Gets deliberately soaked and shivery— When he could easily have been — Dry and warm and comfy— In a Wallace & Gibson Overcoat! You’ve never seen the likes of these— Grand friendly Overcoats — ■which are, by the way, the season’s latest— They’re smart and nifty’, which means quite a lot! To begin with, there are— Dressy Navy Nap Overcoats— Single and Double-Breasted Shapes— Smart Grey Herringbones— With neat Velvet Collars ! Raincoats that ARE rainproof— With prices ranging from 70/- to .£lO/10/- 1 You’re welcome to have a look round, sir— The sooner the better. What about to-day? WALLACE ®> GIBSON, = “THE HASH,” WILLIS STREET (Next “Evening Post”) WELLINGTON.

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WORTHINGTON! Just a simple name, but in the engineering world It is a name to conjure with. It denotes the very highest grade in PUMPING MACHINES. Throughout the wide world—the acme of perfection. WORTHINQTON Pumping Machinery includes:— Turbin* Pumps, Feed Pumps, Tower Pumps, Water Works Pumping Engines, Marine Pumps, Sewage Pumps, Vacuum Pumps, etc., eto. Worthington Pumps are standardised, having interchangeable parts, and are carefully and scientifically tested before leaving the works. Where pumping machinery is required specify “WORTHINQTON." Write to us for catalogues. A. & T. BURT, LTD., COURTENAY 'PLACE WELLINGTON. “Amber Tips”