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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 32, 1 November 1907, Page 3

GOOD NEWS FOR MOTHERS. ■POKft WOM-'H OV CHILDREN'S SUM-cU-StW jiiiu GOODS, ex e.s. Arawa, just opened up, and soiling as under:— Children's Summer Coats, from 3s. Gd • Children's Tunics, from 2s. M.; Children's l'inal'urus, from Is.; Boys' Washing Suits from 3s. lid. These only from GREEN AND DAVIS, the Popular Drapers, 135 Lambton Quay. CC3B

I .'.''■• ■ ■ •■■■ a lnj:he science of economy it is an axiom that I the Best is the Cheapest. -■■I* ■■'.-.'. I The ALCOCK Table is not madeto sell ata 1 price. .■■ ...:-. . • ] It is made for quality only. I The result is real value. . ■../' ! I Every shilling of the cost goes Top BEST . I . I workmanship, for BEST rubber, for BEST '" j ' '■■'■■ ■■' I ' timber, for BEST slates, for BEST ad--1 justment of parts. j \ The ALCOCK Table is therefore rightly called '• ' the BEST Table. ■ ; : /;.. ; ■ ] :.:,., \ Fifty years' experience in manufacture Is the guarantee behind every'tsibjei ■ i •".'-"" ! a Write us for catalogue, also foir expert Advice' about your Billiard-room,.' Both will ba j - '. : ; provided gratis. ■ * * .■■ 1 , WELLINGTON. J . Also at London, Melbourne, Sydney, e+o. GREAT GENU! NE SALE OF ;}: , " ■ I-R 0N M O_N GER Y. .:..'.- •% ■■ AS the Contractors for oi:r Nev.- BuiUiing take possession of Hie. site-(lately-uWw 8 -CJi- -sewing machine shop To-Morrov (Thursday), it's absolutolr nece6«arv to cloar nil nm BEDSTEADS FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, out of that Building S'veek, I' decfded tj offer some real tempting.Bargains to clear. . ■ ■ ™" "* 1-Inch BRASS RAIL BEDSTEADS, Single, 255.: Double 32s PLAIN SINGLE BEDSTEADS, 1-Inch Pillar 2is ■•:■■■ PLAIN SINGLE BEDSTEADS, witji Double Wire Mattress'29s 6d ' • 2-Inch BRASS KAIL BEDSTEADS/Heavily Mounted with'Ebgs and bpinules, £3 6s. • " ■■■ ■■ • .< -TABLE. KNIVES- .''.■ ■ .■ ~. , : ,.'- ■'■ •'. '.. . REAL SUPERIOR TTOIDE, 6s. 3d. half dozen Tables REAL SUPERIOR IVOIDE ss, 6d.half dS Desserta. ■ • REAL SUPERIOR IVOIDS! CAREERS, si Tfi L* pair ' :; E.P. CRUETS Reduced to 10s. 6d'., 12s. 15s. 6d. ■ Al QUALITY SPOONS AND FORKS- ■ '" " '-. ■ TABLE SPOONS A N'D FORKS, 14s. 6d DESSERT SPOONS AND FORKS,'IOs. 6d TEA SPOONS, 6s. 3d. per half do?/n _.'' ; ; GREAT BARGAINS CLOCKS, WATCHES, TRAVELLING TRUNKS, FENDERS, FIRE i BRASSES. ; ' '■'.'■■ ,■■ . ALL MUST BE. SOLD. ' ' . .' ';>,'. g-eorge"windee;, -.: : ; .,; . WINDER'S, CORNER CUBAA' ND / M NE R S STREETS. — . : . —— : :. -:- •'• . 5519 ' Vl '™ : , L 'GHT GREY FLANNEL and SUMMER O >-) D.I.C. ' TWEED COSTUMES. ;-; S < : —' " In Now Check, Stripe, and ( .Heather Mixtures. |L?*OP^! Smart Eton, Semi-sac, and Short. ,- " ' COSTUMES. ' i-asque Goats. \ m\ I« COSTUMES. Rarc Values at-215., "245.- 6d., 295. 6d., 35s \M I Btm COSTUMES. • 6d., 395. 6d., 475. Gd. at the D.I.C. SM Ii H ' Coltumll SMART "ETON" CLOTH COSTUMES, ■ li| Ifj' ." COSTUMES! In Na y:''> Brown, Green, Wine, etc!, Shades " COSTUMES. ; Unusual Values at 435. 6d., 475. -61!., 553., ' WUT^lrFij COSTUMES. - :'- D3 s. at the D.I.C. ■• '' ".,. COSTUMES." STYLISH CREAM SICILIAN COSTUMES, ' STYLISH COSTUMES. Smart Eton Coat now so much in voitue SUMMER COSTUMES. Exceptional Values at 695., Ms at the D.I.C.' • COSTUMES/ GOSTUEV3ES* _ , -. , in COSTUMES. Postal Orders Executed at Abovo Prloes with Light Creys, COSTUMES. PROMPTNESS and DESPATCH " Nav Vi „ COSTUMES. ,_ mTrr , "'' • Browns,-; COSTUMES. - AT THE PANAMA .' Cream,,. COSTUMES. TSI I I n ■■'& BRANDON STREETS' . Greens, Eto. COSTUMES. • . WELLINGTON. AT LESS COSTUMES. WAREHOUSE CLOSES TO-MORROW .If AN COSTUMEB. (Saturday), at 1 p.m., Weekly Haif Kay. K°s! . . .' . MOST REASONABLE • NEW MULL EMBROIDERED, ROBES, 27* B £- Colours-W fi dge,-ood \r t ' Green, Light Blues,. Cream, Ne«- Broivu and White (scientificallyshaped skirts). ■ .- '....' . . ' NEW SHANTUNG SILKS, 3s. 2d. yard. Uncrushable," uncuttaUe, in 'Navy/ ' Olive, Kose-de-bari-champagne, and Wedgowood. ' '"' COLE AND AT"B7lfSr m A Tbtt—n <-n a it -m WESTERMAN-S W TARIFF. SALE - MANNERS STREET; ■ ~ ' ■ ■'•■'-■'■■, : "'' C 53 . ,! ■ .•i i ' 1 •' ■ ■ ; ; ; -^. Tke London .. / - ■ ■ ' Dental Institute. %X. mBU^ Corner Willis and Manners Streets. ■ . HOURS: i 0 n.m. to 5.30 p.m. ■ ■.••■■■''■ 7 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. i ' ....■-..■ A HIGHLY-SKILLED and thoroughly trained and experienced expert pro. ' ±L sides ovor each branch of our dental work, so..that no matter how great or how wuall your tooth-troublo, .you have tho assuranco that an expert *iH 6 tisfaction" Ul Car ° t0 wUb you, ANDREWS AND WYETT - DENTAL SUEGEONS. ' , . *

MADAME MILLIE begs to announce that 6he hae opened a large and well-appointed TOILET SALON AT 171 LAMBTON QUAY. (Massey-llarris Buildings. Baldness permanently cured by the iatest uptoKlato scientific methods. targe stock of toilet requisites on hand. Toilet ma?sago soaps a specialty. Shampooing for Ladies and Gentlemen, 2s. Face Massage, 3s. Hours—9.3o to G p.m. Evening appointments by arrangement. C6IC ROYAL BARLOCK TYPEWRITER AGENCY, LAMBTON QOAY, WELLINGTON. BRITAIN CAPTURES THE WORLD'S RECORD. » T PITMAN'S Metropolitan School, London, ■£4. Mr. J. Wright, on April 11 last, before a '•flaily Express" representative and some of tho (ugliest authorities in the typewriter world, (beat all American records for spued on the Kpyal Barlock Typewriter. He wrote from dictation (unfamiliar matter) Correspondence at 105 CORRECT words per minute. A speech of the Right Hon. J. Chamberlain \t 82 words per minute for 30 consecutive minutes. ' A speech of the Right Hon. E. Haldauo at SO words per minute for GO minutes, this hour test consisting of copying from manuscript. '' ARMIT (Successor to E. C. BATKIN), TOBACCONIST, B1 LAM S.TON QUAY. QOLE AGENT In New Zealand for tho 13 famod NESTOR ' GIANACLIS EGYPTTIAN CIGARETTES. Ss. Gd: per 100. UWANTA Cigar and UV/ANTA Good Cigar and UWANTA goto Armit For a UWANTA Cicar. 11s. per box of 50. ' ■ ■ ' - ' C 52-1 CHINA AND GLASS. (fljOT spacious Showrooms contain CHINA v- p AND GLASS to meet every purpose, from plain jiicnc? and services at low prices to the most nlinnninp productions of DOULTON. WORCESTER, 1 WEDGWOOD, DERBY, etc., and tho finest makes in OlvioxATj. . - A wider choice is offered than can bo obtained in any other establishment in the Dominion. Experienced packers only, employed. EDWARD ANDERSON AND CO., LTD 41 and 43, WILLIS STREET. Established 58 years.. CGJ3

Tlijs' : : ]Fa,mo*is3 RessaedLy for , ASTHMA, & CONSUMPTION, : Has the Largest Sale of any Chest Medicine in the World. Tlio-,e Vho have taientlii, medicine .ire amazed at its wonderful influence. Its healing power is marvellous. Sufferers from any form of Bronchitis Cou»h Difficulty ol' \,p limp. 11»a«,,c, 5 , p RIII or Soreness in the Chest, experience delightful and immediate relief; and to those who are subject to Colds on the Chest it is inva aable, as i L r'rJ ~'" H , H T s \ nßWiilhymßirntauotiinthelhroatandß vlngMteneihlothe voice, and it neither allow, a Cough or Asthma to become !n'£ P ?l >T T ■ C .°" s " m J" lo » lias ne ;; cr b f. el ! know » l ° exist , w ''"«"Co.. e hs" have been properly treated with this medicine. .No house should be without u, as, t.vkei. at the beginning, a dose is generally sufficient,.and a Complete Cure is certain, v u "-'"°. """*> Bewa,3?e Of Imitations X The great SU cc eßS of HEARNE'S BRONCHITIS CURE, has Induced a number of unprincipled por-sons to make imitations, each callinff his modicino "Bronchitis Cure," with the object of deceiving tho simple-minded, and so ffottins a sale for an imitation which has nono of tho beneficial effects that KEARNE'S BRONCHITIS CURE has. Consequently it has become necessary to draw your attention to this fact and to request you in your own interests to be particular to ask for HEARNE'S and to see that you get it, ' HEARNE'S'SRONCHITIS CURE, Small Slao, 2/6 j;Large Size, 4/8. Sold by Chemists and Medicine Vendors, and by tho 7 Pi-oprietor, W. G. KEARWE, Chemist, Geelongr, Victoria. Forwarded to any Address/when not obtainable locally, NOTICE.-liearnc's Bronchitis Cure No, In docs NOT contain any poison within the meaning of the Act It is equally bencficinlfor the yonn£est '.'; child and the most aged person- ' LOCAL OFFICE: No. 0 HUME'S BUILDINGS, 05 WILLIS STKEET, WELLINGTON- c>?,