DUSTIN'S WINDOW DISPLAY.

Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12883, 17 June 1913, Page 8

DUSTIN'S WINDOW DISPLAY.

i- : '$£tli& Jwiti3ayr. : of, nue£ there, is «^display^ '^nly i Uustsates the jhagfr level of U the y coiifectioner^iart • :>vhich iihis well-known Sitm lias txrriy^d fat', but is also pecu-* liaTly approprii^iQ design at. the -tnije . wJien. the .'most Up^to-date <if /British ':'battreship« •is • ' the\-AV;angaiiui roads<ie>^..., ,bj this occasion^ :-tho; fl¥ift : iias >fill^d;its window with decor -rative ;,c^n|ect!dliery ( m,ade to -illustrate ■vatidur] a^peefs pi.; the. sea' arid sea life.' There is^ «?f ooursd,' <y large size liipdel -iri -sugar^ H.M.S;. New Zealand iter r self ' the; amount or ~ in. which;- is surprisingly large.-'•ln furthejrahc'b <oX: tho picture there is'alsoV.;v-' > mddel. of a M«[ori" wljare, happily., tjp.ifyipg -; - ; the Dominion"; which presented, the battlo cr-aiseiKtb the IntpeHarNavy, A model > tram-Var suggests"iKho crowds of peopla ■■■tr&v&ffltf*. fa see the.worship,'..wh'iio a compl&tes the pietura.. "rFlie;;setiis'flanked by, plagues, on,.which 7 af? ' traced . illusiratioris of ■ the • stwii. advance in - warship buildine since\ a CAnturv' ggo., in tho sha-jje of pictures or a "wooden wall" of Nelson's time, and « sunerVDreadnousht of to-day. A • strikiufl; flcrtial centrp,piece, chastely riesisinefl and ilieautjfullv worked, adda; ■just the decoratiye touch that is needed. Thero are also santollo oakes ard pateaiix which look, and will be found, in the highest degree toothsome. In acldition there is a large; c.<ike decorated, vvith na\nal emblems/ tJidugh -this ••latter'wilt bo absent from the window hv tho time 'this; reaches our readers. It wap "xn&t}o with (ho ihtentibn of pre~ s^ntine: it to Captain .Halsey. of H.^.S' • Xow Zealand, o.nd w-as sent out to him yesterday. Alto'<?e/ther' tho display is 010 quite in keening with the reputation^ of Dustin's, Ltd. ' -. .