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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1695, 11 March 1913, Page 9

' 1 1 Mil you Wear our Clrthtf 111/| We'll Buy your Wool. : ' Mpftsflpor ' '' H *•' : The results of; Recent Wool Sales •., PROVE how We help jou to get good prices. ' : The FARMERS' CO.OP. said in their Wool Report : "Mr. j. Stevenson, Flaxton, 1 lad the'satisfaction of topping the market for merino for a beautifully bright Tot of five bales, which was sold to a local woollen factory at 13d." • ." Dominion mills eagerly sought after half-breds, merinos, crutchings and pieces." Messrs. DALGETY & CO. remark "The local factories took the Bulk of the. . merinos, ill addition to a quantity of fine half-breds and'piee'es." " Messrs. PYNE & CO., the largest Wool Brokers in the Dominion, say: ''The . woollen mills of tha Dominion, as usual, took a very considerable shire of the best half-breds, and kept the market buoyant and firm for this olass of wools. Bradford was largely responsible for the clearance of the various grados of crossbreds—the woollen •, mills for merino, which by the way sold remarkably well—while the high level of prices ' ■ : paid for bellies and pieces must be aMriimiaWe to the operations of the various factories." THE KAIAPOI WOOLLEN COY. is probably the Largest Buyer of Wool for local requirements. BUY "KAIAPOI" GOODS ALWAYS. k;~~T-~~' : ~ " I ' r :' • UNIQUE — V -y GIFTS / ' ; •'* Cm b» worn as I ■ or wfth to 2 ■' i| , a eimplo Network | ' Enamel Baoking | Plaque Pendant J- # ' (of pale blue) to | . Ndoklace, . ,• . M blend with gown. I . 'j | ' ' ./V I v'HnlL' ' j 1/ Groan. J - ' ' ' HoU«toopa,' ' js | Interchangeable Jewellery. Five Ornaments in one. jj ■ • . ! ■ Fine Diamonds, set in Platinum, with 3 ' i • ! changeable enamel discs of exquißlte ' k ' f . • shades. D.9J6. '£21 Cash. , a | Many others'.in Stock from £13 Cash. ■« j ■ ' ' j Also. Earrings to match. S i V ' ; . Beautifully Matched Pearl Bangle.- ? j '. ' . D.936.' £11 Cash. if I We serve you best by selling one fine quality goods, i, ] I W. LITTLEJOHN & SON, | : 222/224 iIAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. | ; ■ : W?. '•' :" " ■v ; : i■ V IARBDOK & CHAIBERLAIN, J3ENTIBTS (by Examination), ' 69—Manners Street— 69 , ■ (NEXT OPERA HOUSE.) ' BXTKACTIONS (painless) ... Is. Bridge Work H " Free when sets ordered. A Specialty. jj IS . or Lower Sets " Special Attention given to Children. Trained Nurses always in attendance. " . MODERN AND SCIENTIFIC r^: ; METHODS ADOPTED. HOURS—9 a.m. to G p.m.; 7.30 to Office : Telegrams: London Office: Wellington. Duttilita, Wellington. 23 Lime Street. ■ JOHN DUTHIE & CO., LTD., METALS AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS. WILLIS, MERCER, AND VICTORIA STREETS. ' CONSTRUCTIONAL STEEL, WATERWORKS MATERIAL, CONTRACTOES FOR tramway material, iUW METALS, TIN PLATES, j WIRE, ETC. / Indents Executed,on Lowest Terms. , r ■ DORMAN, LONG AND CO.'S 'STEEL JOISTS, u. I.VDENTED STEEL BARS, KINNEAR STEEL ROLLING SHUTTERS, MANNESMANN STEEL WATER MAINS, ArßMTft NORTH EASTERN STEEL CO.'S STEEL RAILS, > MUBII I O JOHN SHAW, LTD., STEEL WIRE ROPE, _ WAUKEGAN BARBED WIRE, FOR. CLARENCE ENGLISH FENCING WIRE, TITAN BEST. CROWN G.C. IRON, 1 PATENT VULCANITE.ROOFING COY. : ALEXANDER FERGUSSON AND CO.'S GENUINE WHITE* I LEAD AND PAINTS. IMPORTERS 0FG.C IRON, BAR, SHEET, AND PLATE IRON, AND STEEL, KNIGHT BEVEN'S PORTLAND CEMENT, SAFES, AND STRONG-ROOM DOORS, REGISTER AND INTERIOR GRATES. AIR PIT I'IRES, TILES, MANTLE: PIECES BRASSFOUNDRY, BRUSHWARE, OILS AND PAINTS. CARPENTERS' AND ENGINEERS' TOOLS, CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, SILVER WARE, COPPER WARE, LEATHER GOODS, ETC. . . TELEPHONES:—S73, Town Dept.; 15G, Country Dept.; 2364, Iron Store.