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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1726, 17 April 1913, Page 2

[ DREADNOUGHT WEEK ! I | Special Attractions ai Veifch & Allan's I Mir du ™9 the visit of H. 1.8. New Zealand. | * /! k\ Visitors who will be in the City a day or a week we extend an in- \ | CM \ \ vitation to visit the Store and mingle with the crowds of shoppers \ inr \ who w "' ta * te at| vantage °f the Special Inducements we are Offer- I \ 111 ' n ® * or S t ri 1/ \ Splendid range of CHILDREN'S TODDLING COATS, in Teddy I ! \ J InlflW ear colour aud Saxe—Price.l2s. 6d., 14s. 6d., 17s. 6d. Bonnets i 1$ I'liw/iM/l m ' ~to mate]!, 3s. 6 d . | 'l It, l'! 1\ W\ &ood Quality CHILDREN'S .COATS, in Saxe,. Grey, and Teddy '• < S)||> BeM.—Price 18s. 6d., 215., 255. Bonnets to match, 7s. Gd. j I -<•CORDUROY VELVETEEN COATS, in Mole, Brown, Blue—Price j 10s- Gd., 12s. 6d. % L 1 / CHILDREN'S SERGE FROCKS, exact to illustration—Prices 6s. j I ysj L I / ltd., Bs. 6d., 10s. Gd. - ! • CHILmiM'S CREME CASHMERE PELISSES, trimmed cask- j I ,J nere embroidery—Prices 7s. 11d., 10s. 6d., 15s Gd., 18s. 6d. \ I GIRLS' TWEED COATS, with Prussian Collars, in sizes 2, 3, 4', 5. ' | y~ rsn —Prices 10s. 9d., 15s. 6d. , ■ I i ® 01ll .y CHILDREN'S COATS, with Paisley rever, in Green, Navy, . I j; • and Brown—Prices 12s. Gd., 14s. 6d. ■ S | 3 only CHILDREN'S COATS, in Face Cloth, Saxe Blue, smartly \ J .g. ™t, with twin back, Paisley rever—Prices 255. Gd., 275. 6d., I I CHILDREN'S KILTIES, in Butcher, Navy, Cinnamon—Prices 12s. j I ftV'Ww 6d, » 12s " 9d -» 14s - 6d- f 15s. 9d., 17s. 6d. I \ I W ROUGH SERGE COATS, in Beaver and Saxe,' 1 I • smartly trimmed with steel buttons, Prussian Collar—Prices 14s. I I 9d -> 17s - 6d -i 23s- fid- i ' JWfMi' BLACK VELVET COATS, beautifully worked in silk, lined Sky j ■' autl slioll Pink—Prices 255,, 275. 6d„ 305., 355. 1 Splendid line of BLACK SATIN COATS, button-holed, in PaieVS Rlue and Shell Pink—Prices 255., 275. (Bd., 305., 355. . < j i INFANTS'CREME CASHMERE Frocks—Prices 4s. lid., 6s» i Bs. lid., 10s. 6d. . I ImmmA INMTS' WOOLLEN POLKA JACKETS, Cream, in sizes 1, 2, ' ' i 3—Prices 3s. 6d., 3s. lid., 4s. 6d. ! ' 1 ■ II INFANTS' CREAM HOODS, in Wool and Silk and Wool, dainty i ' t shapes—Prices Is. 9d., 2s. 6d., 3s. 3d., 3s. 6d. I * prri ffj' A large assortment of CHILDREN'S BIBS, handsomely embroid- i i | .ered in Muslm and Silk—Prices Is., Is. 6d., Is. 9d., 25., 2s. 3diS v S j I 7 - 2s. Gd. .'. ; ; I ,INFANTS' WOOLLEN PILCHERS, with feet and without—Prices ! With feet,-2s. 9d.; without feet, Is. lid. ! \ Your inspection invited. You will not be pressed to buy. | . j VETCH & ALLAN, B'S is

EXTENSION OF PREMISES The extension of my business into the adjoining pre- • mises permits me to more thoroughly display these ! NEW COSTUMES & GOATS ; They are all well made, smart, serviceable, and reasoui ably, priced, and you are invited to make your selection I from my well assorted stock. ' ■ MRS. MATHEWSON 1 -LADIES'-"' MILLINER ANDV OUOTWER, 264-266 LAMBTON QUAY. . , . (N.B.—Close 1 p.m. Saturday.)

STRAiGE'S (CHRISTCHURCH). ' WELLINGTON'.-AGENCY: BHtanfrah's B midlines, Lambiom Quay. Wellington people are beginning to recognise more and more the advantages of buying their Furniture direct from the Manufacturers, and saving thb middleman's profit, jThe orders that are being daily placed with the Wellington Branch of _W. STRANGE AND CO., Ltd., show that their very low prices are appreciated. Just now there is a line display of Artistic Furniture at their Showroom, Hannah's .Buildings, Lambton Quay. TELEPHONE. 3651.

Like Ellis Costumes,' I They'fe Somehow Bif£e*eat!" |r npHERE are many Wellington Women have made this J - remark over and over again! , Recommended by a friend, probably, they have testod ELLIS COSTUMES with the happiest of results. And once "Ellis Drosssd, " always "Ellis Dressed." I "Tl' 10 difference lies in Iho distinct, and artistic cut—the sns» : 111 worktnauship, and tho great enre expended on everv ipi Coslume - ' . ■ ■ ■ . ijm ' B> ELLIS? art tailor, Featherston Street, opp, Union Bank.

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J The Washing Boiler that is Captivating all the Womenfolk. 'the ft) fVJETHVEN if WASHING lIJ' BOBLER. M! From end t0 eml of the' Dominion, ImHk Wo , mcU * o H s m ' D enthusiastic over this II M boiler. And they are showing their iLp* admiration in a way by j|| buying it and lecomnjcnding it. ||! Hundreds leave our factory every [11. month. Seems only a matter of |l j time when their use in New Zealand iM Why is the Mcthven so popular? ; f understand' 10 you hi S as } - heat. See how close ffli firebox is to the copnor. That saves H F®?- 1 ! eaves heat, Eaves time. No Ay brickwork to fall to pieces; nothlne j! to mar our in your lifetime or your 7 children s, Frame is bcc-t Carron V •' cast iron; copper comes from famous Em# lnm ' I,olluiß lllr- . Ironmongers sell It. If yours toJP? doesn t, write lie. . METHVEN'S, Ltd., rrr Dunedln.