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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1851, 10 September 1913, Page 10

Silver-Mounted Ebony Brasties, j Mirrors, Combs IWe 'have - just opened up a very ne assortment of SILVER. MOUNTED EBON? GOODS, HAIR BRUSHES', with plain Silver Shields for initials^ Prices 7s. 6d.,105. 6d.,135., 6d., W SILVER-MOUNTED EBONY, pa • • MIRRORS. Oval shape, at Bs. Sjg|a 6d. and 10s. Gd. each. Round shape, 10s. 6d. and 12s. 6d. " ' EBONY CLOTH BRUSHES, sil-ver-mounted, 6s. 6d. to-13s. 6d. 1 each. GENT'S SILVER-MOUNTED EBONY BRUSHES, pair in a strong leather case, 18s. Gd., 215., 255., 275. 6d., and, 355. the pair. ■THESE GOODS REPRESENT THE BEST VALUE TO BE OBTAINED IN NEW ZEALAND. • Mail Orders receive our prompt. and careful attention. Catalogues of WATCHES, SILVERWARE, JEWELLERY, will be sent Post Free on "request. STEWART ©AWSOM & Co., Ltd., Jewellers - - Wellington. ' —: - — ■■ ' ■; GSTO® U!»THE '''RETAIL, TRADE. 11. FRASEB BHORTT, Ltd., WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Have accepted an offer from MR. W. R. GATES, of "The American Lounges," to lease the whole of the premises occupied by them in connection with their Furniture Business.' " The whole Stock of Up-to-date / FURNISHINGS must be disposed of by the 21st. SEPTEMBER. RECARDLES3 OF COST! REGARDLESS OFCOST! DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE^, , BARGAINS. % L DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, BARGAINS. iTv BEDROOM FURNITURE. '' :V : ; BARGAINS. HALL AND STUDY FURNITURE, - BARGAINS. ' CARPETS, RUGS, LINOLEUMS. BARGAINS. CROCKERY, CUTLERY, etc., etc. NO REASONABLE OFFER P.EFUBEDI FAITHFUL WO'ftK 1 ' Everything at our Surgery is done thoroughly and with all possiblo ; . ■; .consideration for our clients' best interests!','By that method we can- i % ■ """not fail to givo the fullest satisfaction. Omr- methods are as gentlo 1 and free from pain as skill and the most modern treatment- can make them. i;; Absolute Satisfaction Is Cuarantced. ! ' Prloes: Full Upper or Lower Sets, from £2 2S. Extractions: Gas, 2s. 6d.j Painless, is. ' ' Crown and Bridge Work, Fillings, and .Repairs, all equally Seasonable, Open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and 7.30 to 9 p.m. daily, Nurses in Attendance. MARSDON & CHAMBERLAIN, SURCEON DENTISTS. 69 MANNERS STREET. Next Opera House and over L. McKenzie's Pharmacy. ABoilaer Ford Record. Mr. S. A. Cheney, of Adelaide, put up a new fi motor record on Saturday, May 10th, covering the distance between Adelaide and Broken Hill g -'; ' \ (335 miles) in 13 hours 55 minutes. He left Ade- • i laide at half-past 3 a.m., and rcached the terminal j point at Broken Hill at 25 minutes past 5 p.m. the same day. Cheney drove a "Ford," and was ' accompanied by Mr> B. Ralph. He_ passed' through 98 .gates, 88 of which his oompanion had j 1 . to open and shut. The previous record was 16 hours,- standing to the credit of Allen Doone. The route taken was via Burra, Mootooroo Station, and Cockburn. 20 li.p. Runabout, 2-seater £190 I 20 b.p. Tpuring Gar, 5-seater $205 I j. All Ford Cars ore iully equipped. 8 | j Sole N.Z. Agents: " ' 1 THE COLONIAL MOW COMPANY, LTD,, ! COURTENAY PLACE WELLINGTON. | LYSAGHTS galvanised ; " kon FIRST MANUFACTURED IN 1857 NOW IN LARGER DEMAND THAN EVER EVERY SHEET PERFECT The STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE TO-DAY s jokes & co., I INVENTORS, V CLYDE QUAY. WELLINGTON. CONSULT I (Established 20 Years.) , HENRY HUGHES, LTD. ( j CASH BUYERS OP LEAD, BRASS, PATENT 4GENTB, | ZINC, COPPER, IRON, RAGS, , 157 FDATHERSTON STREET,' E KOPE & RUBBER. 'Phone 725. XBS2. WELLINGTON. f SAMUEL-DANK 3'& SON. BRASSFOUNDERS, ENGINEERS, AND PLUMBERS*MERCHANTS,/ Have removed to 97 Taranaki Street,, in the, Prouse Lumber Co. Building.