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Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14044, 29 April 1920, Page 3

m. m\ m* «ss «sS3 mm Vji*B » m swsw These Smart Frocks are in most becoming - Colorings and Styles, and a look through 'our large selection will give you much pleasure. % s*& £ iffh m 2fi V mmm m Mattß We have a BEAUTIFUL and EXCLUSIVE RANGE of very DAINTY EVENING FROCKS, in Emerald, Powder Blue, Lemon, Black, Creme, Peacock, Pink, Pale Blue, Cerise, Fawn, Gold, Moss Green and White, all made in the Newest Styles, Materials of Georgette, Ninon, Crepe-de-Chene, Merve and Satin—Price, from Bgns. «57ffi// m &m m «/ liii VM m,;„; pecial Display sgfflnwru Tmitirm*. -~yii s!f>rw , ;W.fSjt TA «. it»» ■-■•n W ■=s:. W iA £4« in mm m The importance of buying furs from a firm with a reputation for quality goods cannot be over-estimated. We can with confidence recommend our present selection as they have been bought from the world's best manufacturers, a)id we feel sure the Smart Styles will appeal to you. 25gns, 20gns, 16gns, 15gns, 12gns, tOgns, Bgns, 7gns, 6gns. BLACK SKUNK, Cape Shape—Price, 25gns, BLACK WOLF, Cape Shape—Price, 10gns. BLACK FOXALINE, Cape Shape—Prices: £5 10s, £4 15s, £4 10s, £4 4s, £3 10s, £3 19s 6d, £1 19s 6d, £1 7s 6d. WHITE FOX, Tango Shape—Price, 55gns. WHITE THIBET, Cape Shape—Price: 10gns, Bgns, 6gns, 655, and 425. V/HITE IMITATION ERMINE, Large Stole—Price, 12gns. LARGE CAPE—Price: 18gns and 7gns. NECKLETS—Prices: 4gns, £3 10s, 69s 6d, 555, 17s 6d, 15s 6d. LONG STOLES, Mole Shade—Price, 15gns. BROWN MINX FUR CAPE—Price, 50gns. BLUE WOLF, Tango Shape—Price, 20gns. GREY FOX, Tango Shape—Price: 16gns and 10gns. FITCH SETS—Price: £2O, 15gns. A Very Exclusive Range of FUR COATS, in Plain Coney Seal, with large and small Collars, trimmed with Bear, Mole and Fox Fur —Price, from 40gns. A Large Assortment of FUR COATS, in Fawn and Dark Brown, with Muffler Cellars, Linen Satin, full sizes—Price, from 20gns. A Verv Dainty Selection of SEMI-EVENING FROCKS, in all designs and colorsPrice, from 6gns. ; £^</ SUPERIOR GLOVES THAT WILL GIVE SATISFACTION. I Be sure and see the New Zealand-made Glove; they are exceptionally well made, and it should be a great pleasure to wear gloves made in bur own Dominion. /NEW ZEALAND -MADE GAUNTLET GLOVES, in Grey and 425, 37s 6dj 355. MOCHA SUEDE GLOVES, in Grey, Beaver, and Brown—Price, 17s 6d. KID GLOVES, in Brown,' Beaver and TanPrice: 12s 6d, 15s 6d, 17s 6d. KNITTED WOOLLEN GLOVES, in all Coloi s—P rice: 3s 6d, 4s 6d, 4s 11 d, and 6s Ild. GOOD QUALITY HOSIERY. You will be well repaid for the time you may spend in a critical examination of our Hosiery. Here again you will find that QUALITY is the dominant note in our store policy. We draw your attention to the following lines. RIBBED WOOLLEN HOSE, in Heather, Lovet, . Khaki, Fawn, Light Grey, and Dark Grey—Price, 5s 6d pair. Large Assortment of ALL-WOOL GASHMERE HOSE, in Covet, Fawn, Mole, Grey, Green, Navy, Putty, Cream, Light Tan, and Dark Tan—Price: 6s 6d, 8s 6d, 9s 6d pair. «W-Y> ('•ill!. V *!t N v >* FfeS-i Krai-ißsa** !^ass#s M mi *£n riaAhlSS?ri.a3Slffiß«BM3a j^iMs^^^

DOMINION NEWS. (Per Press Association.) WELLINGTON,. April 29. The charge against Voltaire, the French pugilist, or landing in JNew Zealand without authority, was dismissed, ~the; Magistrate holding., that a document sighed -by a military officer in Australia', produced by the defendant, came within the definition of a passport. James. Newberry, charged with the attempted murder of Mrs Cooper and her sister, Miss Skjoth, was committed for trial. The evidence was that he was engaged- to Mrs Cooper at one time, but the engagement was broken' off. During. the'night of April Bth, Newberry got into her house and as- \ saulted both women with an iron bar. ! The medical evidence was that 'Mrs Cooper was the more seriously injured of. the two. Such a weapon was just as likely to kill as to injure. Newberry had been severely .wounded at the front, and had been in hospital practically all the ' time since' he returned. AUCKLAND, April 28. All the city and suburban schools have Jieen closed owing to influenza, though so far it is of a mild .type. CHRISTCHURCH, April .28. The Conciliation Council has been engaged for the past two days with the disputes- filed by the Clerks' Union, the other parties being the gas companies and implement manufacturers. The union asked for a 38 hours week and the following rates of wages:—First year, 255; second, 32s 6d; third, 455; fourth,' 62 6d; fifth, 85s; seniors (after five years' service), 110s; cashiers, 110s';" shipping and Customs clerks, 130s; collectors, 150s. No headway was made, the employers feeling it would, be useless to discuss the dispute until it had been decided by the Arbitration Court whether an award could be made to cover the class of workers affected. GISBORKE, April_2B. The death occurred this evening of Mr John Townley, 83 years of age. He was one of the most highly respected residents of the Ea6t Coast, and widely known as the "grand old man" of Gisborne. Prior to settlingVn Gisborne in 1873, he was in business in Napier. Deceased was Mayor of Gisborne and chairman of the Gisborne Harbor Board for a very lengthy period, hut in recent years has not taken an active part in local politics. He leaves a widow and grown-up family. • HAMILTON, April 28. While .watching the Royal -procession a man named Kelly fell through _ a skylight on to the pavement, sustaining a fracture of the skull, and dried in the Hospital. FIVE DAYS TO AUSTRALIA. "I am perfetcly sure, and am certain it will arrive, in stating that Australia can be brought within five days of London," said Mr G. Holt Thomas yesterday, when giving his views on comemrcial communication by air to the Association of British Chambers of Commerce at the Connaught Rooms. It was only a question of flying in' stages at 100 miles an hour,- said Mr Thomas, to accomplish this Australian mail service. ' '• ■:.'■_.. He calculated that the cost of conveying a letter from London to Australia would be about 2s, and, as the cable rate was 3s per word, there would be an immense gain in this respect alone. Lawyer (handing cheque for £lO to workman who has been awarded £3O compensation): "Well, what are you looking like that for? Aren't you satisfied?" • Workman (gloomily): "I was just awonderingwho.it was fell off that scaffold-ing—-you or me." Screecbam—"He was a wise poet who remarked that in this world a, man must he either anvil or hammer."' ~ I -doh ? t know Llt seetns •; that most of them are merely bellows.' k—"Edinburgh Scotsman:" It keeps hot all night—the. .*■ 'Unique". hot water bottle. Heavily seams; patent stopper. Cannoti crack, or leak. On sale; everywhere.

The Place you . , . Should Visit ...'..; When you are ... . Thirsty ........ is THE RENDEZVOUS (Near Post Office, Oainaru). WE SPECIALISE IN SODA DRINKS. NO BETTER SERVED IN N.Z. Also— We will make you a Cup of Tea, Coffee, or Cocoa, with Sandwich or Bread and Butter for 6d. JACKSON'S ICE CREAM—Out on its own. ICE CREAM ELECTRIC SHAKE—6d. DAINTY FRUIT SALAD—Ia Dish. OUR COUPON SYSTEM. , ASK FOR YOUR COUPON. SAVE EVERYONE. The following are the Selected Numbers for March, 1920:—M, 191, 369, 444, 507, 666, 789, 959, 1039, 1177, 1235, 1554, 1611, 1771, 1870, 1966, 2204 2409 2515, 2834, 2929, 3000, 3109! 3219. DALIA and SYLVIA SEPARATORS. I HAVE AGAIN ON VIEW a Frill Range of these Machines, which are giving every satisfaction throughout this district. These Separators are simple and easy to manage; easy to turn, and 'have nothing to go out of order. Both SYLVA and DALIA SEPARATORS are delivered on one month's trial, when if not entirely satisfactory may be returned Free of Cost. PRESENT PRICES: SYLVIA— ISgals., £8; 20gah., £9 15s; 29gals., £ll. New stocks • cost £8 17s 6d, £lO 10s, and £l2 respectively. DALIA SEPARATORS ±. 20gals., *£l4 ss; 29gals., *£18; 45gals., £22. New stocks cost £l6 10s, £2O 10s, and £26 10s respectively. Owing to increased costs, future stocks shall berr 20 per cent, increase in price. •NEW PRICES. CHURNS, MILK CANS, BUCKETS, AND STRAINERS, and every item for the Dairy. FOR THE GARDEN I have every variety of Tool-r-LAWN MOWERS ... ... ... From 45s BALL BEARING'MACHINES at 60s. 655, 70s, 90s, 955, 115s INSPECTION INVITED. IRONMONGER, (Successor to J. G. Finch and Co.), OAMARU.

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