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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 20, Issue 70, 3 September 1909, Page 4

'• oht mmaoi lovoly woman, Hmturo ma*o thorn To tomtor man, wo had boon A good wife and Lucy Hinton Tobacco Wbftt more can . mui wish for ? LUCY HINTON U a high-grade aromatic tobacco, burns -with a bright clean ash and delightful aroma, but WILL NOT WTE THE TONGUE. Sold ia Plugs and 2-oz. Tins. Tobacconists and Stores.

THIS SPACE IS RESERV KD FOB W. B. GIR ING & Co.’s NEW ADVERTISEMENT-

THE “ETCETERAS” Of The Costume. AS a chain is only as strong as its weakest link, so is a Lady’s Costume, only complete when its details are perfect. Time spent on the little touches, such as Handkerchiefs and Purses, is never wasted, for these things are very important in their way—-in fact, without them a Costume is incomplete. Needles to say, you can procure all such etceteras ”of the costume at TE ARO HOUSE, where many other values like these await your selection. 100 DOZEN WHITE LAWN HANDKERCHIEFS, embroidered, drawn thread, and other styles will be found in baskets on the Lace Counter. Come in and see them—if you wish, make a selection at 2/6 half dozen. THE “ETONIA” FANCY SPOTTED HANDKERCHIEFS, with coloured borders. These are for wearing with tailor-made costumes, and are certainly very presentable little squares, being made from Mercerised Lawn -soft as silk, They were made in Ireland, yet are only 1/11 half dozen. PURE IRISH LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, %!' or borders, 3/6, 4/6, 5/6, 6/6, 7/6, 8/6, 9/6 half dozen. PEGGY BAGS, in every conceivable style, colour, and quality, 1/11, 2/11, 3/11, 4/11, 6/11, ,8/6, 9/11,12/6, to 47/6, THE LAST WORD IN PENDANT PURSES, the “ Drorcor ” PursePuma Suede, lined, at 2/6, 2/11, 3/6. Suede Calf, lined, at 1/11, 2/9, 3/11. Crushed Morocco lined, at 2/6, 2/11. THE “ DOROTHY ” KID-DRAW BAGS, in greens, browns, blacks, fawns, tana, greys, reseda, purple, and heliotrope. A very popular style of bag, 2/6 each. TE ARO HOUSE, Cuba and Dixon Streets WELLINGTON.

EGGS FOE SALE. 13UEE-BEED WHITE LEGHORNS from Brooks’ Champion Layers. Black Orpington from good laying strain. Partridge Wyandotte, good layers. 7/6 per SETTING. _W, H. BUCKMAN, 7 Havelock. POE SALE. 50 Well-bred PIGS —Weaners to five months old; in lots to suit purchasers. Appiy W. H. Orsman. Havelock. 7 A fine Stock of Cameras and supplies is on view in Zak’s Photo. Wind.w Willis Street, Wellington —Advt

PUBLIC NOTICE HAIRDRESSING SALOON. M R J1 AERY S MITH begs to notify that he lias opened a HAIRDRESSING SALOON in the OLD COMMERCIAL HOTEL buildings, and havibg bad experience in the best Saloons in Australia and New Zealand can confidently solicit Public Support. * &T GIYEiM A CALL