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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12403, 19 November 1908, Page 3

Season 1908-1909. f SIHI-'. t;udersij?i:ed are now .repared' b a receive Consignments of. Wool and Skins for the London Market, and will mal liberal advances on same. I The S.S. " Paparoa," leaving Wellington on the If th November, is timed tc catch the January Wool Sales. ' ' ; WELLINGTON- SALES; - 'Should Clients wish to try the. Welling ton Sales, yre have made complete" arrangements to offer same on their b^hal) E. BOXTON & CO , Ltd. ■'-■"■-. .' '4,231 The Wellington Piano Co., ''Lint'iied, :, NEW SHOW IJOO^iS (Opposite Old Post Office), ,TKAFALGAE - S T E E E T| PIANOS by Challen & Son '• ' - PIANOS by Bluthner PIANOS by Pleyel PIANOS by Hilhen & Co. ; PIANOS by Neufeld Pianos from ;E3O, New Jhstrumonts. Pianos from 20s Month. - BIG SALE NOW ON . - ■ : At Our Show Booms. ! THIETY Pianos to select from; . I^.sy Terms. [ Best allowance for old instruments 'taken in exchange. A. H. LIGHT, ,3453 Local Manager. ■ .* ? ",. . For the * ■■■•■■< Spring IL Summer.: ALL THE NEWEST PATTERNS AND COLORINGS IN TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, HOMESPUNS, &c. Sole Agent ' MAKIO CLOTH OLBANBB. Best in the Dominion. Inspection Cordially Invited. . £„R!e¥ARBS,- " TAILOB, Trafalgar Street. New Seeds! New Seeds! CAETEE'S BEOAD LEAF ESSEX EAPE SEED. TUENIP AND SWEED SEED (all kinds). New Seeds. ; WD MAY Richmond & . n. SflAl, WAKAPUAKA L" THER FANCY GOODS. Till: iv-nge of the above has grown enormously lately, and we have just received our first shipment of New Season's Lines, whiuh includes the very latest designs of choicest materials. We invite inspection, not only of the window, but the stock inside of it. Peggy Bags from Is to 255. ■ Peter Pan Bags from Is 6d to 5s 6d. Hand Ba^s of all descriptions and prices. Writing Cases, Despatch Boxes, etc. Gents' Wallets and Letter Cases. Music Cases and Ladies' Companions; Dressing and Jewel Cases. > Also, — ; Shaving Mirrors, Frames, and Franr ed Pictures, etc., etc. ALL COOD VALUES. Jackson & Co. Trafalgab Street. 39 Those Soiled and Shabby Garments EIGHT ALONG to the DYEING A* T D CLEANING WORKS. WAIMT2A-BTREET. 'Phone 313 Mew Books, Christ of the Cross in the Lijjht of the Holy Scripture. — Will it Stand ? by Anderson, 1/-Ga-vue's " On Love's Altar," 1/6 Fitchett's" Pawn in the Game," 2/6 &, 3/6 Conrad's " Set of Six," 3/6 Whitby's" Kasult Accident," 2/6 & 3/fi Baroness Orczy's " Tangled Skein," 1/6 Fitchett's " Nelson and his Times'" 2/6 Well's " Love and Mr Lewisham," 2/6 Oxenham " Song of Hyacinth," 2/6 & 3/6 Eawson's "Eay-Go-LucUy," 2/6 and 3/6 Crossland's " Unspeakable Scot," 1/6 Do " Lovely Woman," 1/6 New Volumes just received of "Young England.'" Child's Magazine" " Ova Darlin A splendid selection of Nelson's New Cemtury Libraries in limp leather 3/- each. Tennis, Cricket, Angling, and Bowling goods. S endid new lines in Leather Goods. J. E.ifouns6l! & Co, TEAFALGAE STEEET " A Summer Pantry. ' See this Pantry t It is stocked with St. George Tongues, They turn the nightmare of summer cooEng into a' dream of ease and pleasure. There are two sorts,' theSt George Ox Tongues. which arc big enough for a family dinner (your family will vote. it. the ■best dinner they have ever tasted), and the St. George Sheep Tongues which mike the daintiest lunch : or tea imaginable. No co'okingi-no trouble,— a meal in a minute. All leading Grocers keep them. , .. •Made by Ibvtne,& Stevenson/ Ltd., » ' ■ St.:<3eorge Works, Dunedin.