','■■■.-;■■<■■■ ■.;'■>..:'■ fc -| .[ mms*rssm ■:*^^>:^'!-;i?^ T -!- T ' :' WSk Post Free, 27/6. SSS '■■■>> i ..-* Post Free, 32/6. -I- - Post Free, 47/6, I I Pre-War Qualities At Prices. EFORE THE WAR our High Qualities and Low Prices were a byword, and; despite the War, the former have not been reduced nor the latter increased. f The Teapots we illustrate are proof of this. These Teapots —the designs of which speak for themselves—are of heavy, solid Silverplate. The finish is really beautiful, and.in purity of colour rivals sterling Silver. Notwithstanding this, the plate is hard and durable, and it will give many years of service. As for \(alue —well, even before the War you could not get better Silverplate than this for the same low prices. \ N I Corner Princes Street and Moray Place, DUNE DIN.
Judge Henry :\ci!l, pi tnc united states, who lias been lecturing in Croat Britain on " Pensions for Mothers," is expected to visit New Zealand and Australia in March or April.
Don't hurt the Hun! By all means; if it pains, give him gas!
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Otago Witness, Issue 3339, 13 March 1918, Page 18
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