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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXV, Issue 2, 10 January 1907, Page 1

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-^-<>$8> Ladies* Blouses for the Holidays. <$+X* T T^O^v^l carries the finest stock of Ladies' Blouses in the Colony, arid, can supply any of the fashion- * able styles in the following, which' will be sent free by post* to any- address throughout . New Zealand. We have Blouses to fit almost any size; and would adviae that when ordering ~ T I the measure round the bust be sent.- - ■ • ' - ' -

LADIES' COLORED MUSLIN BLOUSES— LADIES' WHITE MUSLIN DRESSES— LADIES' COLOURED SILK BLOUSES— Trimmed Tuoks, Prills, and -Lace Trimmed Embroidery or Good In Pink, Ban de Nil, Helio, and Insertions— 2/11, 3/6,4/6, 4/11, 5/6, , Lace, 3/11, 4/11, 5/11,6/6,6/11, ' Reds— l 4/6, 15/6, 16/6, 19/6, 21/7/6,10/6 ~ .9/6,10/6,12/6 LADIES' BLACK BLOUSESLADIES' COTTON DELAINE BLOUSES- ' LADIES' WHITE SILK BLOUSES- .. In Roman Patin-3/11, 5/6 v 5/11, In Checks, Stripes, and Floral Pat- Richly - trimmed Insertion, - 6/11, 7/6, 9/6, 11/6. "In Jap and' terns— 2/11, 3/6/4/11, 6/6, 7/6, 9/6, _ Tucks, and Ruchingp— ll/6, Merv Silk— 9/6, 10/6, 11/6, 15/6, 12/6 - 14/6. 15/6, 17/6, 21/-,. 25/- .x. x ~' 21/-, 25/-; 29/- .'•-'' '»_ T. ROSS/ Direct Importer, 130 Princes Street & High Street, DDMED'IN, I

A "SQUARE DEAL!" ...... .YOU CAN'T >VaNT MORE I In Summer Footwear — that looks neat and nobby — we have now large supplies. Our prices represent " Tip-top" Value 1 Men's LigWfr Boots. - Ladies' Summer Shoes. Tlie " Albion." Box Chrome. Leather Lined. Pointed or Xlie •« St. I*ouis." Glace Kid. Lacing. White Jvid Lining, Medium Toes. • 12/9 ' ■ " "Pump" sole. A gem! 17/6 Tlie '•Stunner.** Soft and Flexible Box Chrome. Goloshed. Tlie Stvlisli" Sandal-Bar." New shape. Shows off Very Natty Shape. 15/6 All Styles— from 8/6 up. - embroidered stockings. The Very Latest for Young Men's, Youths', and Children's Footwear (assortment), from 4/6 up _ - Ladies. 14/6 CITY BOOT PALACE, George St., Dunedin. JOS Mc^k IETOK — . -. — .

1 1 I I I The Best Spread v TZ n |AM Absolutely Pure % I \I . For Daily Bread IV jJ AIVI Therefore Best. I I C^Z^^T^^ ' BREAD and BISCUITS;, I I > A Splendid . =^== 1 1 / _- ■ ~~ 'We require ydur support, and it will pay you M I \ Cftea P Watc " At 26/- to patronise us. 1 M ' " —^—^>--^«—^v. — ■^- • Ag X FOR THB WBLL-KNOWN ■ I rpHB famons Keyleßa "OMECA" Watoh^ in V^F "CO&katOO ?> Biafld Of BJSCUJtS. I ■ A Strong Nickel Open-faoed Owe. A re- - r " I .B „ markably -aoourate timekeeper, and a splendid I BREAD Delivered to all parts of City and Suburbß. ■ m"" , investment for euoh a small sum. I 1 " Post free to any addresß. ,- . - . Cleanliness ißjpbserved in the ' I 1-' ■ . , - - . manufaocure of all our articles. ■ I G. & T. YOUNG, I I ' .. ■ WM. WRIGHT & CO., Ltd., I I 88 -PRINCES STREET,. DUNEDIN. " Bread and Biscuit Bakers, Coffee Merchants, I I ' ' " . Also at WcUington; Timaru, and Oamaru N " KING" " STEEET, DUNEDIN. I I . l| Ring Up 921 .' w Or write us. 1

TUC IMPCPI-Ai HJHTCI Al\OV\ AMfl > Most Homely Hotel, andi convenient to - -^^^r Int UVlrCnlnl. nUI LLi nUUIxLAIiU . Railway Station & Steamer