Fine Display by Messrs Craig & Co. -—LIMITED , ■■. ) *'. -fe £, '•- f -* 1 XL'''« tJr *' t 1 ■- * “Oi vje -v MESSRS. CRAIG & CO.. Wanganui’s Leading Pottery Ware and Glasswaro Specialists, have thrown their line premises open to the public and are exhibiting all the newest ideas in English and Continental Crockery, Glass and Pottery ware. Three big shipments arrived last week, and these include artistic and quaint designs in Royal Worcester, Royal Doulton. Wardle Art Pottery, Ruskin, Devon, Langley, Tanjierine, and Byzanta ware—all British goods and of superb manufacture and iinish. A complete range of Brass and Copper ware from the loading British manufacturers is another >pe«-i:»lty of the* firm, ami some line pieces arc shown of real hand beaten and hand-chased ware. Statuary is another leading feature of display, and a recent shipment of this fine Alabasterinc ware is well worthy of inspection, the prices of these figures being'* exceptionally reasonable. A splendid range of the latest English designs in Electro-plate and .sterling Silver ha? just been landed and at prices suitable to all purses. See the Danish Pottery with its charming colour scheme effects, most beautiful examples of the Ceramic art. The firm makes a fine showing of 21 and 40-piece Tea Sets, there being no less than 50 different designs to choose from. There is an exceptionally wide selection in Dinner Sets, of which the firm displays over 20 varieties of stock patterns all matchable. Nothing could be more desirable for Christmas and Wedding Gifts. The prices are moderate for these best quality English productions. It is refreshing to see rhe large stock of beautiful English Crystal. A fine range is also shown in Sugars, Salads, Sweets, Vases, etc. -It has been an unswerving policy with Messrs. Craig and Co. to stock nothing but 'goods of the best manufacture, and to sell at reasonable prices. Being direct importers, the firm is able to supply all goods at first cost, and the public derive a substantial benefit from Messrs. Craig and Co.’s exceptional buying facilities. A visit to the firm’s showrooms will repay all purchasers of Christmas and New Year Gifts.
GREETINGS FROM The Wanganui Borough Gas Department XMAS 1923 “THIS LITTLE PICTURE TELLS ITS OWN STORY.” t • iffi ’ft h — I z *" I V * I K~f Z * \ It • >- / THE SECRET OF ALL THE SMILES IS MY TREASURE THE GAS STOVE “GETWUNNOW” ,v'hy be bothered with an ordinary coal range when the GAS DEPARTMENT will FIX FREE OF CH.ARGE one of the latest models in Gas Cookers on the easiest of terms—£ I deposit and the balance 10 - monthly. Just think ! —lt will cost you nothing to have your cooker installed; just pay the small deposit, and the Department will do the rest FREE OF CHARGE. The Gas Department’s staff is always pleased to advise as , to the best and most economical methods of using gas. Local troubles are sometimes the cause of dissatisfaction. A notification to the Department will always speedily put matters right, and turn a disgruntled consumer into a highly satisfied one. A GAS COOKER means MEALS ON TIME ’Phones: Gas Works 2977 Gas Office 3240 Asst. Manager 3350
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 18900, 22 December 1923, Page 23 (Supplement)
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