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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVIII, Issue 1, 3 July 1912, Page 66

Beautiful Japan THE LAND OF SUNSHINE AND FLOWERS The very beanty of country and climate seems reflected in the masterly work of Its manufacturers. NO COUNTRY IN THE WORLD can compare Its work with that of Japan, either for price, quaintness of design, or excellence of workmanship. WE SPECIALISE in these beautiful goods and hold an assortment unequalled in AuatraJasia. FOR WEDDING, BIRTHDAY, AND COMPLIMENTARY PRESENTS, we confidently invite comparison of the goods we hold with anything in the market. INSPECTION INVITED AT ALL TIMES. A walk through our department will always interest and repay you. ONLY ONE ADDRESS GOODSON’S Condon Arcade and Japanese Bazaar 240'2-4-QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND.

The Outdoor Giri’s Complexion V * s a!> * ,o become 5' roush by cotts,aß ‘ I / exposure to wind \ f * and weather. The skin can be kept in perfect ? condition with Sydal (Wilton’s Hand Emollient) It mitigates the effect of rough weather, softens the skin, and keeps ■ it clear and smooth. Scores of women testify to the merits of “ Sydal.” Ask any of your friends who have used it, and hear their opinion. Sold in Jars at 1/6. GEO. W. WILTON 8 CO.. LTD. Wellington and Auckland.

WOOD-CARVING, POKERWORK, ‘ AND MARQUETRY STAINING. CLASSES EVERY DAY AND ONE EVENING. ■ Terms, 12/6 per quarter, or 1/6 per hour. Articles' of every kind, ready designed for ’ work. SEND FOR I’RICE LIST. Poker--1 worked Leather Goods for sale. —MISS AYLING. No. ■* Strand Arcade, Auckland. Telephone 718. ] SHAKESPEAR & CO., I His Majesty’s Arcade and Karangahapc-rd., t Newton, have just received direct from China a Choice Assortment of Hand worked Drawn Thread Silk Cosies and D‘Oyle>>; 1 Paton’s A’.loa Wheeling, in beautiful shade’. . for leadles’ Winter -Coats. Agents f-* . Madame Demiret’s Reliable Cut i’ai’cr Patterns. j ■"■ ■ ■■ 1 **

* TTAVE you an A.B.C. BEDSTEAD, mad. ; j U any colour? Inspect the AJI.C* 11 Slocked by every furnishing firm, shOi): p keeper, and storekeeper. r 1