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Culled from Laiiis' Column, "Evining Post" 22/11/22. Do you realise how silly superstitions often spoil the pleasures of life? Who would refuse pleasure offered on the 13th? Yet the glorious Black Opal is worn only by the few because of a curious superstition which has grown about it from its introduction into fiction too years ago by Sir Walter Scott. There is no more beautiful gem than the tainbow-hued Opal, and undoubtedly it would be worn more but for this fallacy. The Black Opal with its wonderful beauty and ever fascinating loveliness gives endless pleasure and delight. See our window display of these beautiful gems, and do not allow silly superstition to prevent you from having the pleasure of wearing one' of these charming ornaments with its wonderful ever changing effects by day and by night. All Goods Marked in Plain Pritts. Siuialpiscss monntsd to suit ths Customsr’s particular wishes Bit Special Appointment in Bis BMCilltncy, ths ' Covtmor-Gsntral W. LITTLEJOHN AND SON, LTD. Jewellers - Watchmakers - Opticians Quay- Wellington

LITTLEJOHNS* FOR CORRECT GLASSES. II 70a have any indication jour eyes are not quite right. you should have them alen to without delay. Wo have boon fitting glasses for the post 43 years and have two - Optloians at your sarvloo. 222-224, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON.

THE OPEN WAREHOUSE GEORGE & DOUGHTY LIMITED. BUY TO YOUR LiIMIT AT OUR GREAT SURPRISE SUMMER SALE Every item listed here means * big and definite saving—our entire' steak In each Department is offered'at Startling Reductions for Cash * Only. Ladies’ Heavy Ribbed Silk Hose— All colouts including Black. Ordinary Retail Value ia/6. S.S.S. Prioe 7/11 "Ramo" Cream Ribbed Cashmere Hose— Ordinary Retail- Value 6/6. / ; S.S.S. Price*4/6 Men’s Wide End Ties— S.S.S. Prioe 1/6, 1/11, 2/6, 2/11' Eraemio Herb Toilet Soap— Ordinary Retail Value 1/- tab. S.S.S. Prioe Bd. tab Scagaaes Mata— 2! x 5. Ordinary Retail Value 4/11. S.S.S. Prioe 2/6, 6 x g—Ofdinary Retail Value 15/n. - 1 S.S.S. Price 9/11 Extra Heavy pillost- Calico— Ordinary Retail Value 1/6. ' S,B.S. Prioe 1ATwelve only Ladies’ Coat Frooks— ln Silk, Marocain, Bengalines, etc. All colours. Ordinary Retail Value 05/-- 8.5.8. Pries 69/6 Black Italian Aprons —Large sire. .Ordinary Retail Values 4/11, 5/6. S.S.B. Prioe 3/3, 3/11 38 in. Tussore ties —ln smart designs. Ordinary Retail Value 2/6. 8.5.8. Price 1/6 din. Oream Csttori Gabadine— Ordinary Retail Value 6/ii. S.S.S. Prioe 4/6 46in Knitted Jersey Silk— ln all fashionable colours.' Ordinary Retail Value ia/6. S.S.B. Prioe 9/6 Bpeoial faellitiee for N country clients. Order by mail if you cannot call. GEORGE & DOUGHTY, Ltd. WHOLESALE WAREHOUSEMEN '(Established 18&1) / 61-63, VICTORIA STREET, one Milnuta from “Evening Post.’’ Close to Public Library.

Cuts Transport Costs ONE TON TRUCK nY owning a Ford-Truck, “ a business man or farmer -is assured quick, dependable and economical carnage for his goods or farm produce,. Moreover, a Ford is on the job all the year round 'hauls any load anywhere, anytime. Reduced Price of Chassis £205 ' Wflllinstan T » fAiNmm-rr

KEEP LIGHTING EXPENSES DOWN BY ÜBING , ' Gas Mantles. British Throughout. ' "IRONCLADS" ore the strongest Gas Mantles sold, and they give a bright but soft light. "|RONCLAD8 ,r are specially constructed to resist draughts, accidental blows, etc. "IRONCLADB” are manufactured by Messrs. Curtiss and Harvey Ltd,., London, the world-famous explosive makers. Obtainable from Gas Companies and Plumbers. A. & T. BURT, LTD., OOURTENAY PLACE, WELLINGTON. Distributing Agents for New Zealand. 99

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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11409, 4 January 1923, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11409, 4 January 1923, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11409, 4 January 1923, Page 7

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