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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 878, 26 July 1910, Page 3

._ I . ' NOT MAkESHIFTSI |. . ~ ■■ §v You aro accustomed! to wearing Shirts theft m ffl awyhow. m ■ % WHV cfeny yourself the luxury of wearing if! Shirts taat absolutely fit? m - ■ i o ■.. : . i 1 MADE HOMESTIY IN NEW ZEALAND. 8 Every Experimenter Sb&G@me& a Devote© 8' ft g|s _ L ..,-„:.^.„,. Jft . ■ ry CHAMPION PfflH WINNER, .Banawatn Show. ALL STORES, Is. Id. ... only..one Quality-!-"THE BEST." n a,' Hzn 1 & lan Sa 1 I w n a INVITO INSPECTION OP A New Shipment of Oak and Leatbef ; ■ Moms Chairs and Rockers. - 16© -LAMBTON QUAY, EVEBYTHINCr FOR THE, GARDEN. /~\ TSLANTING time will soon bo here, times are hard, but the. -' •' ~ uflfM i- thrifty can, with a little oxertion and a very small outlay, . save many shillings a month by cultivating a small garden, /SS, . ft <fj and who can express the pleasure this most healthy hobby ' cSsl V'Jj cs to those. who indulge in it ? ' iffiW |vfl Onr Prioe3 bring gardening within the reach of all. ||j» faf HAND FORKS, 6d.; TROWELS, 6d.j RAKES,. Is. 3d., Is. If . Iff 6d., Is. 9d.; SPADES, 2s. 6d., 35., to' 4s. 6d.; DIGGING -M M FORKS, 35., and 3s. 6d.; LADIES' BORDER FORKS AND #J* If SPADES. 2s.'6d. and 35.; A HANDY WHEELBARROW, for li Ladws, 12s. 6d.; for Men, 155.; HOES, Is.'3d. to 25.; HEDGE 'fM^ ffl*"a SHEARS, 3s. 9d. to 4s. 5d.; GARDEN ' GLOVES,' KM. pair.;' Pfff&j MW-tii WATERCAMS, Etc., Etc. '' Ifli wa» /SB R aro c "' n s' on Agents for Nimmo and Blair's Fam- $[I |j ffl raffj§-J ous "First Prize" Seeds. We have a full stock, now to hand, flf 111 9 |j.04,W All Vegetable Seed 6, 3d. per packet. ; If Iff fifjCy All Flower Seeds Id. per packet. Catalogues Free. "" ' * Country Orders postage or freight paid anywhere. • SIS IAIBWAE The Cheapest IroMoagers, 226 LAMBTON QUAY. 101 CUBA STREET. Travelling Bags of All Descriptions. BEFORE PURCHASING SEE OUR STOCK. School Bags, from 2s.' Gd. Brief Bags from 7s. 6d. '• W.'H. NASH, J35 Ccfca Street. j ; .'.••■ 1 _ ' :_. j I. Don't Put Off Till j'j To-Mofpow what Thrifti.'l Says "Do-To-Day. .. 1 TE ARO HOUSE I I Great Nine Days' ; I WINTER SALE I WILL LAST ONLY FIVE MORE DAYS, BUT IN THAT 3 TIME YOU MAY IF YOU WISH HARVEST A BpUNTIFUL | CfiOP OF BARGAINS. i Stretch out your hand TO-DAY and grasp your chances vj | —thoy'ra within easy reach now, but to-morrow (if you defer f | your visit till then) they may be gone, and there are bargains | at .' TE ARO HOUSE I QREAT WINTER SALE SSS3 such as yOU Wi " "°' So ° aSai " '" 3 hUrry " ' -'i ' Sa.ve Something ioi the Men a&d Boys. A fair quantity of Strong, Hard-wearing SADDLE TWEED ; '■ .TROUSERS—Dark or light Shades, Colonial make. S Formerly 10s. 6d. fm^prt M©w 7s. lid.- p YOUTHS' 3-GARMENT SUITS, all sizes, Rood Dark 'Tweeds. 3 % Smartly cut. ' Previously 255., 295. 6d., 375. 6d. I Saße Prices, ISsiild., 175.11d.,225.11d. \ All remaining'WlNTEß OVERCOATS must bo cleared. A \ very special line comes in Good Rainproof Tweeds. j: Former- Price 255. 6d. -J Sale Price, 16s. lid. | ! MEN'S FANCY HALF-HOSK,iii self colours—Green, Fawns, } Brown/ Purple, Blue, Mole, etc. Usually 2s. 3d. pair. \ Saße Price s Is, 4d. ; I About 100 dozen STYLISH WIDE-END TIES-ncTOst pat- | terns. Easily worffli 2s. 6d. |( Sale Price, Is. ; | Tlieso aro now on display in Cuba Street Window. K DON'T FORCET—THESE ARE BUT EXAMPLES OF . | THE, CENEROUS REDUCTIONS AT | Te Aro louse Great 9 Bays' Winter Sale. I ARE YOUCOING TO BENEFIT BY THEM? |