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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1635, 31 December 1912, Page 8

Watch Ihe Old Year Out' » and the tfew Year in WJ'J'JI -A NKW WATCH HiOM STEWART. DAWSON- & CO.'S. Wc have .Watchc,s_ for EVERYONE, Rich and Poor, Old and Young, Watfchc# for Tourists and Traveller?,, ;N(irw:s,' Caretakers, "Butterfly, Girls," School Girls,, and 'Ojiisiriess. Girls," and Boy Scouts, ', 1 Wc could fill a complete catalogue; with notes on their style, price, and merits. For the convenience of our Customers we give instead a few prices as a guide, and ask for a pergonal inspection, LADIES' KEYLESS WATCHES, in Polished Nickle or Gun 'Metal Case, 22/G, 3a/-. Solid Silver Case, 40/-, 55/-. Hunting Case, 50/- to 70/-. Very small arid dainty, Gun Metal, 60/. NURSES' WATCHES, large centre seconds hand, Solid Silver Case. . 40/- to''!>/■. ' ■ ' - ■ GOLD AVATCHES, from. £5 upwards, .Endless', Yaricfcy' oL WRISTLET WATCHES, in Gun Metal, from 25/-. • ■ Solid-Silver, 30/- to 45/. Gold, from £3 12s; x 6d;"Th4se are'the very. •.newest, and.;'smartest .'designs. •/. In MEN'S WATCHES' our selection is absolutely unrivalled- in variety, '.—there' :'iß : . only: sameness about our Watches, and : that is the quality' —the Best. • -Whether a man buys from us ; a ''GUN METAL "MOERI" WATCH at 20/-, or a GOLD ENGLISH LfcVER at £25 ho will get THE BE2T. POSSIBLE AT THE PRICE; • ■•/ V STEWART iAWSON & CO.

IF YOU HAVE £6 you can buy either A SUIT OF CLOTHES ONLY, or, by paying LESS for the selfsame suit to GEORGE DAVIEB, LTD., A SUIT OF CLOTHES AND A FIRST-CLASS OVERCOAT, for the same money, and you will .find* that the garments look, wear, fit, the same as the most expensive ones, FOR THEY ARE POSITIVELY IDENTICAL. v Address of GEORGE DAVIES, LTD.—64 Willis Street, Wellington.

A special attraction inpictures. is promised patrons who will visit the Town Hall to-morrow evening..',. The .hall has ■ been secured by Hayward's Picture Enterprises, who are to'screen for the first time in Wellington pictures of the Carnegie Expedition to Northern Alaska and Siberia, which is described by the management'as "the most realistic of polar pictures yet taken/' and which aroused great interest in America and England. The film includes views descriptive of hunting the moose, a fight between-two Arctic! liohs, capturing a cub, and a;graphic picture illustrating .a.storm in Behriug Sea." The operator ' during his .'.adventures clianccd upon an Eskimo settlement, and there secured interesting scenes of native life—their fishing, domestic life, and cus- ' toms. i Another series splendidly pictured is that entitled "The Battle of Balaclava." taking in the.glorious "Charge of the Light Brigade"—or. at least, what some firm of kiiiematograpli operators supposes the charge was Jike.. BARTON'S CIRCUS. Last evening the final performance'-was given by Barton's. Circus before -A. ■ good attendance. -Tho circus .will, leave by special steamer for-'Picton to-day. On' Wednesday, January 1 (New Tear's Day), a sports..meeting will be held at tho Maidstone Park, Upper Hutt. Hot water will bo provided. Return fare, Is. fid. : • ' ■ Tho Now Zealand Motor Company, of 50-5S Cuba Street, have a GO-liorse-jibwer 4-" cylinder Broliot touring cur for sale. The vendors state that it is tho finest car in tho Dominion. Tliey also have cars on hand ol' all makes for sale from ,£SO upwards. Customs duties collected at the port of Wellington yesterday amounted to £1497 2s. 9il. .. ..