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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1511, 6 August 1912, Page 9

,j|i MUST BE SOLD I ,jj All tiie Handsome Drapings and Farnitcre tfsed in Decorating th« Town Hall for 1$ RACE CLUB BALL A ' AND .OTHEIt FUNCTIONS, including— A jjj -20 CHESTERFIELD SETTEES, in serviceable Gov- . I erings. Prices 855., 905., 955., 1303, r 36 EASY CHAIRS, Scoullars' Quality, in' sensible |r d Coverings. Real Good Values, 505., 525. 6cL, Y 575. 6d. each. ' CHAIRS, comfortable designs, all J j • Malacca Frames (worm proof). Prices 12s. 6d., ® P 17s. 6d., 215., to 30s. J 150 yards 54-iucli RED SERGE, Is. 6c!, per yard. V 500 yards SILKETTE DRAPINGS, at 3s. 6d. per doz. I? j*(i f $he icouiiapSmpanu $ <2/ J \ L LAMETON QUAY. . ■ . • . ; 4 . M" Icy-Hot" Bottles © i Keep Contents . aS '"I"*] Hot or CoW |B Jl' for Days, |Bj II | The Icy-Hot is a glass bottle within a glass |g| J : H bottle, with a vacuum between. The vacuum j ? ' is a non-conductor of heat or cold, and prevents Icy-Hot! i iHr Itofl con^en^s f rom changing temperature. In & pouring out, the liquid is not. contaminated by . touching, metal, because the. projecting glass • neck makes Icy-Hot bottles absolutely sanitary; nor can | it work down between the bottle and casing. Every Icy-Hot bottle is thoroughly tested before shipment,. . • 'It must keep • • ' • . j Water Steaming Hot tor Twenty-four Hours, or Icy Cold for Three Days. regardless of outside temperature. Any bottle failing to do this cannot leave the factory. The glass filler cannot brtak, for it is held in the casing by a thick • soft rubber cushion at the neck, and a padded spring at the ; botton. All bottles'rii6k6l- ; plated, or leather ;ti)immed'and; ; ; nickel plated. . . E. W. Mills & Co., "Ltd., 'AGENTS. ■ ~ . ARTISTIC SIMPLICITY OF fhl? y )i f j9 DESIGN CHARACTERISES MX; COLLIE FURNITURE. JM $ Jlt) The old typo of Furniture with its thous- )( /), \V and curls, curves and filagrees lmd ,] Sr ?~|j( J\ * •• Good modern furniture •is, by contrast, • A A (") if S almost severely plain—yot in that very "vty-fal Ai J ljy ll /I 8 plainosa lies its AUTISTIC STRENGTH. V'Ty-\ ( 1 tty I COLLIE FURNITURE is designed on / \ (^\ | quiet and simple iines, and is wonderfully I I 'J' V) effective .and artistic. Ul 'if it* Moreover, COLLIE FURNITURE is M honestly built, yet low of price. EDWARD COLLIE, Ltd., ""SS,, | ARTS CRAFTSMEN, Telephone 1631, Head Office,' .. Telegrams, London Office, J Wellington. , Duttilita, Wellington. 23 'Limo Street. E.C. JOHN OUTHSE & Co., Ltd. ' • WILLIS, -MERCER, AND VICTORIA STREETS, JSETALS & HAfiDWAEE MERCHANTS AGENTS forKINNEAR STEEL ROLLING FIRE RESISTING sn UTTERS, JOHN SHAW, tTD., STEEL WIRE ROPE FOR BRIDGES AND MINING, MANNESMANN SOLID DRAWN STEEL S. & F. TUBES, DORMAN, LONG AND CO.'S ROLLED 6TEEL JOISTS, TITAN BEST GALVANISED CORRUGATED IRON CL VRENCE .ENGLISH FENCING WIRE. sLTEi.' iDSHWSa COKEfKC?! ***** ■ Wire* Netting, I- - LIMITED 1 pJeTWare, Fencing Wire,.. |S MiCEJ{«ESBORSUGH i|| Spoons and Forks, Garden Tools, ||| EW*l.ftWU. JM| Bedsteads, Spades ajid Forks, Brassfoundry, Spray :Pumps, ■ ■ ■ JJrushvrare, Bone Mills, tow ( ASEfJTS ' Fondors and Kerb 6, White Load, M ® Register Grates, Kir 1 . Ijosh wn«»c?£?l -S2sjfv Elcctnc Fittings, ■ fil S3 Cast Hollow-ware. ELECTRIC RADIATORS ELECTRIC RADIATORS (0R THESE COLD DAYS • FROM ... - . . GEDERHOLSI AND SON, 'manners street. j ' — — —• | W^ALLPA PEIMSJ_ Inspect our Windows, | r; THE VERY' LATEST IN CHINTZ DESIGNS. { t new and artistic. < I THE LATEST CRAZE.IN WALLIIANUI.NUS. ' S | ROBERT MARTIN, Limited, \ f 34 and 36, Manners Street, Wellington: ' MTB MITCH INSURAKCE M., ITi^ Palely a M.Z. Owned Coapany. FIEE, MARINE, EMPLOYEES' LIABILITY, AND GENERAL ACCIDENT its dus to mwmm