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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1867, 29 September 1913, Page 3

T Sporting Gmis lot tie Season 1913-1914. ; We have much pleasure in offering our Naw Season's Sporting Goods for your inspection. Everything is mw, has been carefully eolocted, in of high-grade material, and has openixl up in splendid condition, Requisites fcr every branch of the sporting world aro to bo obtained In this department, and comprise t Tennis, Cffdkefc, and Golf Materials, Bowls, Race Oa?s and Sktilfls/ Tennis Ra«j«ets: SK'wJSij ! Champion, Jaque's Extra Special, Evelyn, A. D P., Majestic, Volley, and many others, TVrtflic Tlafle • J a P6' s Standard Colonial; & QrUUla • L awn Tennis Balls have; • been adopted by the Wellington Provincial Liwn. Tennis Association for tho coming ueaeon. • Jaque's, Stewart Sturiridge's, Wieden's, Qtmn • and Moore's, Clapshaw'e, Busney's. , Cricket Balls: J ißden ' BLeafter»,8 Leafter », ])l ' Crickot Gloves, Nets, Leg Guaids, Bags, Score Books, Wickets, eto. .' , Sets % All prices, also extra Malleti, Balls, Pigsj Write for Illustrated Catalogue, » E. W. MILLS &. Co., Lt<L : ; ■ Ipmnaal 1=553 ' 15551 ImEaraa] Ittakma) DAINTY HATS .FOR? . LITTLE MISSES,' , . ■ ■ . /; CHILDREN'S SILK AND CRINOLINE STRAW, 1 HATS, trimmed witH Ribbon and Flowers< V . 4/6, 5/6, 6/6, 7/6, to 10/0,, . » CHILDREN'S SILK BONNETS, daintily trimmed with Ribbon and flowers. / ' 2/11, 4/6, 5/6, 6/11 1 to 14/8. /■' ' j INFANTS'HOODS, In Silk^or Satin, : trimmed with Lace, ' ■ I 2/6, 2/11, 3/6, 4/8, to 6/0. _ J CHILDREN'S WASHING HATS, in Lawn, j; Pique, and Sponge Cloths. : |' . > 1/6, 1/11, 2/11, .3/6, to. - I O. BWITH,' Ltd.vS|. .. THE :H.QMEL.Y' SHOP, ' ' | ißaaaaaal Imsaagaal I nasal Ittasal lebmmml |Bansaga| | | M HQMES^.,*' J • I 'Tis the general impression that Modern Furniture that is artieT tic will not endure. _ ( jf*' S This, however, is a mistake. Fori instance, ' v,. | Collie's 'Artistic; Furniture. £ iff being strongly built of tlio finest timber, will stand tho test of , 5, time, equally as well as "old Chippendale." *1* ►J« You can buy Furniture here that is both artistio in design ana •& satisfactory in wear. _ ... ... Our Furniture does indeed make artistio homes. {'Edward; collie, Ltd., I"I* Tel. 1C34. ART CRAFTSMEN, 107 RIDMFORD STREET, NEWTOWN. : P I r ißßßMroai I I I I PZZO ,|U Gold' Alberts of Strength- ■- |- J and Perfect Finish. ; , |^ : The even '.'hang,"- perfect finish, and sturdy strength of - ,; n B GOOD Watchchain are things to admire. To accomplish thorn j~| calls for skill of a vory high order. . U Our Jeweller is a specialist in chain-making, and special: 7 ."I designs may bo made to order in any quality of gold. |™| [J In ready-made Alberts we are showing a wide variety of [J . particularly good-wearing patterns in Dot. and 16ct. gold, 11 You will appreciate these upon inspection. ■ ■ I | G. & T. YOUNG, Jewellers, | -232 LAMBTON QUAY. 'P~| 1 l lEszsaal I I I I iGggaaal 1 I l"H I—nrmngrrnnTirniir.r"T i a—— if HUNDREDS OF M | FOLDING, PUSH, OR I, GO-CARTS; PERAMBULATORS (°F EVERY MAKE)j Chi,dre "' s VELOCIPEDES, BASKET WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. E. ARNOLD, Willis Street, Wellington. j PLEASE SEND FOR CATALOGUES. ■tiiw 1 11 jhwublii itw ■! VEIITAS INVEKTE. j I J|f|( .BURNERS ' mm *M and MANTLES I FOR economy, brilliancy, 1 i AND EFFICIENCY. , i *9ygr ' British 'Mako, Highest Grade, | : W T.' BURT, ltd. weSgton I :