Page 7 Advertisements Column 3

Wairarapa Daily Times, 2 July 1925, Page 7

R. H. HILL & CO., ESTABLISHED BY LITTLEJOHN, 1884, mm m Rings of Quality. JT IS GENERALLY ADMITTED THAT HILL’S ENGAGEMENT AND DRESS RINGS HAVE A DISTINCTION WHICH IS THE OUTCOME OF DISCRIMINATION IN DESIGN, EXCELLENCE IN CONSTRUCTION, AND A QUALITY WHICH NOT ONLY ATTRACTS, BUT HOLDS. WE HAVE ON VIEW AN EXCELLENT COLLECTION OF QUALI m Y GEM RINGS WHICH IT WOULD BE DIFFICUL™ TO EQUAL OUTSIDE THE FOUF ENTRES. OUR EXCEPTIONAL BUYING FACILITIES ARE YOUR ASSURANCE OF DEPENDABLE AND UNSURPASSABLE VALUE. OUR WORKROOMS BEING REPLETE WITH ALL MODERN APPLIANCES INCIDENTAL TO THE MANUFACTURE OF HIGHCLASS JEWELLERY AND O tt ß STAFF COMPOSED OF ARTISTIC AND SKILLED CRAFTSMEN, WE CAN, WITH ALL SINCERITY, PROMISE PATRONS THAT ANY STYLE OF RING CAN BE MANUFACTURED ON THE PREMISES IN NO DEGREE INFERIOR TO ANYPRODUCED IN THE DOMINION. JEWELLERY MANUFACTURERS AND DIRECT IMPORTER® P.O. BOX 5. QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. ’PHONE £427. 1/- IN THE £ DISCOUNT OFF ALL CASH PURCHASES. EE LONDON UNLIMITED 99 THE TALK OF THE NORTH ISLAND. Still Growing l , STILL BUYING HUGE CLEARING LINES AT Less Than Half Price. ELECTRIC LIGHT DISPLAY EVERY NIGHT AT Jeff Moody’s Big Store, TELEPHONE 1562.

••• Traced Art Needlework IN ALL ITS BEAUTY! TT WILL BE A PLEASURE for you to view tlie beautiful goods which we have just received. Those include lovely designs in Satin, Poplin, Crash and Linen, whilst our stock of necessary etceteras is complete. You are invited to call and inspect. Arts and Crafts, ■' , “The House for Presents/’ 46 QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. f. 3EIO ESO The Empire Medicine —the preparation which has won the confidence of every country under the British Flag—the remedy which has brought health and happiness to millions of men and women in every part of the Empire—the treatment which is resorted to everywhere — for ailments such as Sick Headache, Biliousness, Indigestion and Constipation, often considered insignificant, yet decidedly inconvenient —ailments which have their origin in a dyspeptic condition of the stomach and a torpid action of the liver— P Q 71