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You May Live Miles from Town, • yet We Place the Selection v of a / 'City Right at Your Door . * . ■ SEND FOR SAMPLES ■ ■"- . : oi our New Dress- tools, Bnaaj.»*MJ.«M«i.MMl]«i».iJlnmm«iiUiL»roiiiiMiiuii | ..M, l i|n. J j JJ . 1 . I.»m1 .»mu Tn Upon receipt of a Post Card we will forward Samples of oat Spring and Summer Dress Goods to any address in the Dominion. < *We have many lines in stock that are not ofctainafcle elsewhere j and where qoality is 4he ' same, oaf prices are invariably the lowest. ' . TESTES WiTH A -POST CARD, '" ' , -''" * i * LINEN.—In this class of hiaterial our selection is very complete. 36in. Pme Linen, in 28' different shades, Is. 6d. ' 48in. Pure Irish. LineHj full mngo of shades, 2s. 6d, COTTON SHANTUNG.—27in. wide, in almost every shade, certainly in shades, Is.' TUSSORETTEJ— 2im., a very beautiful material, with a highly morcerisod finish, equal in appearance to Tussore Silk. .Wonderful ' variety of "shades, Bjd. ' MERCERISED LINENS,--3Gm., in self colours and .stripes. Excup- ' tionally good raiigo colounngs, «'is. 6d. LINEEN.—An "excellent Linen substitute. Wo aio showing a great range, including nhite, cream, biscuit, sky, sate, bleriott, rasp- ' berry, purple, amethyßt, old rose, brown, reseda, Tnoss/black, Bjd., BENGALINE.—A.fino cotton cord with a mercerised,finish,.showing all usual colours, and 15 new shades, v 9 id- ' PLISSE.—A firm favourito'in England this Summer. "Wβ prophesy that this fabric will be in/great demand here. A nice range-in plain " l shades, stripes, 7|d. < OTTOMAN REPP.—This material is double-width, and is especially buitable' for Coats and Skirts. Patterns m two-tone stripes of navy, rose, s,ky,,saie, brown, green, prunella/black, Iβ. lid. L B®ud £©3? Samplte^i \ LIBERTY'S * NEW SillfliffF OF METAL WORK.-. , ' ARTISTIC AND USEFUL. I - 160 Lambton Quay. >-> ' DON'T ' ~~ 7_ \ YOUR EYES • > . m ' •- FOR SS. you can procure a PAIR OF THE BEST SPECTACLES AND HAVE, YOUR SIGHT TESTED FREE. This offer stands good during the CHEMIST ANNIVERSARY SALE now being conducted at SHAW'S MEDICAL HALL, MANNERS STREET, TORY , STREET, AND THE CECIL BUILDINGS, LAMBFON QUA.Y, where - All Goods aro being Sold at Wholesale Prices. I OOOD 'MWER:FDR LITTLE HONEY. The Pick of America's Keeoest Manefacteres. > > Urn., 32/E! , 12m " 0/ " J OTHEE MAKES AT CORRESPONDINGLY LOW PEICES. x RAIL FREE ANYWHERE Is. EXTRA. We will Rc-sharpon and Sst Your Old Machine. Cost from 4s. to 4s, 6tJ, SIMS HARDWARE CO., Ltd., 226 LAMBTON QUAY, 'Phono 2DSS. 101 CUBA STREET, 'Phono 2286." '" FOE '. ' a ""■ : " ' **?**% ; ' 'DAINTIEST AFTERNOON {J@USEWIYES, , . ,'a TEAS AND LIGHT LUNCHEONS. koh inr ' nre » • r visit flss ror ... P. S. TATIOB, WHCfiM'C • MiM .-V tti and 231 Cuba Street. If ll3Ull b mia High-class Confectionery, Bridal Cakes, niuc (f nlnnn ' CUKi, ,■ And all Table Delicacies. BAffly S BACON. ; 1; MADE from Pigs killed under Ehict Govern- ' openingjnvitation; mcnt ILEN M'KENZIE invites you „ _. D,SEASE, to visit his Modern Pharmacy, , Clean . Thousands of people -sufLambton Quay, Near Wood- . | er , f "m eating jmpuro ward Street. I and food, but Stotk Newest and Purest. nit Wilson's «wu »«im.F^ M .niMi Ml .ii, Wß - l iin, HAMg AND BA qq N : ~ able. A « T JOSEPH, LADIES' TAILOR ABSOLUTELY PURE. ■"■• - (Lato of Nodme and Co.), ' See that they carry tho NEW SPRING GOODS ARRIVED, Mastcrton Abattoir Stamp, Call and Inspect. rak ui?i o «{?^e Costnmes, from £i is. Skirts from WILSONS. £1 ss. Ladies' Owa Material WAIRARAPA BACON FADTORY., Made Up. Ham and Bacon Curers. 'Phone 3083. Boulcott Chambors. H. WILSON, Pronrieto> BOPLCOTT STREET. Trl .. -^.rr^, THE results obtained by Advortisers "mHE DOMINION" emnlora a staff nf > m the Classified Columns of "The 1 Advertising Experts, whose"mcm .'l™ \ S t0 COl^ rm thelr are ah ™y s a»«tabh. They wm rivi ' - belief that the paper has a wider circu- valuable Advice to Admtisere 'S 3 ° Urnal ■"[wme Advertisements «thout e^

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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 916, 8 September 1910, Page 11

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Page 11 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 916, 8 September 1910, Page 11

Page 11 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 916, 8 September 1910, Page 11

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