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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1538, 6 September 1912, Page 3

CHILDREN'S MILLINERY HOUSE. Wo make a specialty of'DAINTY SILK HATS, and. our early shipment is now to hand ex S.S. Turakina. < Don't fail to ses Charming Window. ON VIEW FROM FRIDAY, AUGUST 30th to SEPTEMBER 7th. | LEES & CHURCH, J2B Ccfea St., Wellington. T j ß iMaß«aaca?'" ■.■■ r «up U ». rßaßßniia[lanM || l 111111111 1 111 minium I . THE NATIONAL DRINK OF N.Z. IS TEA. ♦ .❖ ■• I * Costs no more than ordinary Tea, so'why | ❖ not have the best. % I Choice and Purest Ceylon at 2/-, 1/10, and 1/B.* f - < . ALL GROCERS. ❖ tk it: m m sn th tsz jt; ?n ?k ?k rn m ?rc m tt» tt, ni tt. it: & K ' H K; / H H- M H H H H ' , ■ rn in jn si H '■' •■* ■./■&*-■ rm© |j 1 =i .R GUARANTEED PURE CEYLON. H 'fc . " H K . ?/■ ■ per POUND. |i h ALL STOREKEEPERS. H H ■>n im >m om >d oii o ib p H iSai iJU aJu tSm n&» o&a bSd "esj» <afi=i nSa d&d aJLa o&a i!LS LSJ LU W

ELLIS HAS REDUCED COSTUME- If J MING TO'A FINE ART. M The ordinary type of Costume often gives a woman a well- \i 7 Yfl dressed look, 'tis true! , ; / Vjr But lifted from the commonplace to the ideal, the ELLIS A* AS Tailored Costume produces an atmosphere of its own and w lAS produces the distinction of "good form." ■ • • ■ \ lg» If your Spring Costume is ELLIS-MADE jt will be in perfect S ll keeping with fashion's diction. /:'-' . 1 W Choose' your material while the range is wide! /SI B. ELLIS, ART TAILOR, J 5 *' . FEATHERSTON STREET. OPP. UNION BANE, j | I j

TO THE RESIDENTS OP EASTBOURNE. C<OUCHMAN'S Laundry has/now open- .' ed a Receiving Depot at Mrs. Moves' Shop, where parcels will be collected and returned. Van calls every TUESDAY. Price Lists srocurable at Deaot. FURNITURE PACKED AND REMOVED TO ANY, ADDRESS. Goods Cleared Through Custom House. Cheap Storage Accommodation for Goods of any Description. HEIR'S FORWARDING AGENCY. 76 Jervois Quay. Telephone, 1180.

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