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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 783, 5 April 1910, Page 8

At tk D.LC ■ { Bought direct from tha Leading Markot3 • of tlia World at most.moderate prices. A Splendid Selection of PRETTY SQUIRREL TIES and FANCY NECKLETS, • . . ■•'• Prices, from 355, DELIGHTFUL STOLES, in Black Silka and Silvered Kit Fox. Prices, from £3 10s, up. FASHIONABLE BEAR STOLES, made from picked, skins. Trices, from 39a. 6d. up. MUFFS to match, from 455. up. CHARMING FOX TIES, Prices, from 3 guineas. FASHIONABLE WOLF STOLES, from £2 12s. Gd. BEAUTIFUL SHADED KOLINSKI NECKLETS, from 2 guineas to £8 10s. MUFFS to match, from £3 7s, 6d. to 7 guineas. , FASCINATING SQUIRREL TIES, the correct fashion of the season, lined Squirrel Lock and Silk. Prices from 375. 6d. to 3i guinaas. New shape MUFFS to match, from 455. to 4 guineas, " RUSSIAN FITCH, and KOLINSKI STOLES and WRAPS. Prices, 255. 6d. vo 12 guineas. HUFFS to match, from 475. 6d. to 8 guineas, NOTE.—Cash Discount of Is. In oach complete £ for PROMPT CASH. New Brooches, ''d^t .<' i Wo 'show here a few New Sgffi ■ aaa? . . -fa**' Patterns of Brooches.. If. you gSS '' . TTB& Yp ZjD are a jover of Dainty Jewellery, gL - ''aS^ * be des 'S ns will appeal to you, or ;£W&«iS2£' ■*&&&) if you are a judge of values, tho :■ c«sspS|»|SK*l y. .. ■ prices MUST appeal to you. ■ ™-* •» : ■ Hi«tf. Gold Brooch G4737. . loot. -Gold set with, Pearls and ' '✓ ■ Brooch with Pearls Turquoise, 40s. As and 'Sapphires, should Post, C 2159. Gold Bee Brooch set with Fine Ou 'itv 0 -1 55" J2770. 9ot. Gold J2769. yet. Gold ' J2773. 9ct. Gold""* Brooch set with Brooch with Pearls Brooch set with Peridots, '30s. or or Turquoise, " N.Z. Greenstone; with Garnets, 17s. Bd. 16s. 6d. 275. 6d. ' • ■ ' STEWART DAWSON&Co. (N.Z.), Ltd., Tempt the young men to sit by the fire instead of going out in the evenSngs===who knows where? See the Rugs in Window, and -'" f $ Note the Prices . '' 7s, Vid., Qq.TUL, Bo.VkL, 11s. 6d., 12s. Sd., ISS. 5 17s. 6d. l '-215.,-'255.,-27Si/|Sd. l .^08. ): >. 325. 6d., @Ss», 375. 6d., 405., 425.@gg 0 , 45s=, upwards. The Comee Farnisiiing Hoose, ' CUBA AND MANNERS STREETS. §&&,§&* , C.B. Co., Ltd., On H D t« Qpaff»r • COUHTENAY PLACE, 20 n.F.==s aeaier. Wellington. N.Z. Electrical Fittings & Accessories Cα, 101—LAMBTGN QUAY—IOI * H. J. BULFOED, Manager. ■ • C. J. DUE Wlo.T,' Engineer. '.-.■■■ Telephone, 2355. ' > ELECTRICAL WORK OF EVERY . DESCRIPTION carried out piomptlj! HIG a H-CLASS ELECTRICAL FITTINGS a Specialty. ... . Electrical •Machinery for Every Erected by Experts. • .■ . CENTEAL POSITION AND IMMEDIATE ATTENTION. 1 . __ : : ' r—< 'PtBAP f% 1 A M ASSURANCE" CO. j LTD. UyWß\y!ilPlil TOTAL ASSETS EXCEED'£B,S3O,OOO. FIRE.—AII Classes of Risks Insured at Lowest Current Kates.,, Surveys made and Quotations Given Free'of Charge. . :■ . ACCIDENT.—PersonaI and Disease, Employers' Liability, Public Risk and' Mortgagee Indemnity. '■■'■.'. V ■ .'■•'.- NEW ZEALAND BRANCH OFFICE, 157 Featherston St., Wellington, ■' ' : R. J. White, Manager. General Agents: Messrs. W. & G. Turnhull & Co., Customhouse Quay,.Wgton. THE MOST UP-TO-DATE SHEAEING MACHINE - AND CEEAM ON THE MARKET. ALL THE LISTER SHEARINC MACHINE PARTS ARE INTERCHANGE* ABLE WITH THE WOLSELEY. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, ■ LEVflftS <& Co., Ltd., . Wellington, ; SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEAIAND. ; ,-:• THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS IN THE'TVAIBSr, lfl • • BAPA 1-OR THE , DOMSWJOW PRESSURE MILKING MACHINE, TTTNQITESTIONABIiY the ,best on tho. market, and one which, has excited tig U most widespread interest , amongst Farmers. " , . < ' District.—From Mauriceville northwards .to the Provincial ■ Boundary, an 4 takine in the dairy,districts of—' . • ■ •' HiVSTWELL. NEWMAN. " ■'. MAKURI. PAHIATTIA.- • ALFREDTON. ' HAMOA. • -■-BA'EAUNUL> .• -MANGATAINOKA; EKETAHONA-. '-ICAITAIVA.■•■■■■'•■-PONQABOA.'■ BALLANGE: ■ Ono of the latest installations ie at the WEREEOA; STATE: FARM, LEVDJ. The Agents are prepared to supply'the fullest information .and advice on all points, and they will bs pleasedito.arrange.for.any intending purchaser to visit and inspect.one or more of the plants in actual operation—the best method, of all to enable a fair estimate to bo tomed of the merits of.'the machine, and of the comfort and the monetary advantages to "oe derived from its use. . ..■ STUBBS- AND;;: WEBB,- • : i; STOCK AND STATION AGENTS. . ' ■• • / ' -DANNEVIBEE.