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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2282, 16 October 1914, Page 8

Inexpensive Wedding Gifts. . Our Stock contains bundrede of useful, dainty, and inexpensive articles suitable as gifts. Here we show a few new designs m Electroplated and Cut Glas-i Butter Dishes, which surpass in value anything to be found in the Dominion. If you livo out of \Vellington we will be pleased to send any of tnoso by .nail. Orders receive prompt and careful attention. Catalogues Free on request. Tha whole of our Stock of Silver and E.P. Ware is of superior British manufacture. Pl9l ... 13s. 6d. PlB2 ... Bb. Cd, . P 194 ... Uβ. 6d. P 193 ... 11s. 6d. - Pl9O ... Be. 6d. STEWART DAWSON V CO. LTD. THE LEADINC JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS, WELLINGTON. AND AT AUCKLAND, CERISTCHURCH AND DTJNEDIN, pleasure we feel in . . announcing that The Business Man's viginn x,™ , , j The Commercial Man's lAH UK TVE have already And every Smart Man's iHILUU HAD TO EXTEND. Noto New Address; The Tailor's Shop Right opp. Entrance to G.P.O. ) "The Cheapest because the Beit" !So Says experiL42|k \ ence when it specifies Champion's Guaranteed k Pure White Lead — tlie Standard of the. World. •II l~nk "CHAMPION'S costs no more than would an ! u«;;i. pfc/j inferior and less reputable brand. Yet there's a lM sj, tm difference in quality which spells satisfaction to all. Iμ : 'i MM* Being finely ground it is easily applied and covers a bI S surface—therefore painters like it 1 , &Is&§ * The bunding Btands "the test of time," for i ls ! — — f Champion's White Lead has lasting quality in an exceptional degree—thus ' the property-ownor appreciates "CHAMPION"! Then it possesses purity of tint whether in unison or in combination. And so, for all reasons, use— THE STANDARD OF THE WORLD 1 ■Wholesale Distributing Agents: GOLLIN & CO., FTRY, LTD., AoddanJ, Welliostun, Cbriitttarch, Onriir-ul Is AnitnHt IW m> "■-' !■"■ m»'l ui*i nut in.. u... .u,.J>. . . . ■« A 1914 WISH: MAY YOUR LIFE RUN AS EASY AS THE "ROTARY STANDARD." We have had.over 40 ynars' Praqticol , Experience, during whioK time wo have handled thousands of "Es , 85k7 V "E5 , TOF fi i!?! 8 f?¥ T T5? T9* ffiS sy. jßa WM &. £& %sr i.¥.v..«5a. 1L& MM. 1 JtM Mα S? ? and while the absolutely superior mechanical excellence of tho ROT' ARY STANDARD has captivated na, many of our clients, aftef years ot trial, are more enthumatio in praise of them even than we ate. 4)1 find them to be tJo easiest and most beautiful running Machines ever seen doing more and better work. Guaranteed for . uletime, and the very beat, liko 22 carat fine, when compared with Bot. or rolled gold. The Newest Central Needlo Standard is the most important invention of the century. Let ui send you particulars. Standards packed and delivered Free. Drop-hetid 5-Drawer Machinea from £6 12s. 6d. Needlei of all kinds in stock. Any make Machine prepared. o el ■ w$ i s M£LM. n ENCINEEH AND I-.IPOKTER. 99 WILLIQ STREET WELLINGTON.

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TRY THIS C0l"u ..MIXTURE RECIPIi. COSTS LITTLE, WORKS QUICKLY DOES GOOD ALWAYS. By a Qualified Chemist ■ Mix i tablespoonfuls of sugar, 3 of treacle, 2 of vinegar, and a large break-fast-cupful of water together. Stir till dissolved and put into clean pint bottle. Add one bottle of Hean'e Essence. Sip a spoonful slowly several times a day. It Keeps perfectly, is nico to take and always does good. This splendid recipe takes hold of a cough moro quickly than anything else you have ever used. Ordinary coughs are dispatched like magic, and old deepeeated coughs are often cured in a few days. Excellent, too, for croup, whooping cough, chost pains, bronchitis, asthma, and many throat and lung troubles. The <;ood it does is truly wonderful. This Hean's Essence recipe enjoys great popularity throughout Australasia, its low cost, quick results and harmlessness have nmdo it imineusely popular. It brings the cost of the usual eighteenpenny bottle doirn to less than fourpenco. Hean's Essence is sold by chemists and stores, or post free on receipt of price, 2/-, from G. W. Hean, Chemist, Wanganui. Bo sure you get Heau's. 28_ 29.90; thermometer, 68. Overcast; eco. smooth. ■ OasUcpoint.—N.W., breozo; bolometer, 29.90; thermometer, 65. Cloudy; eea deCT WeUingtoii.-N.N.W., fresh; barometer, 29.93; thermometer. 56. Cloudy. New Plymouth.-W., light, bnrometer, 30.01; thermometer, 61. Fine, sea smooth. Oapo Egmont.-N.W., licht; borometer, 30 03- thermometer, 61. Fine; sea smooth. Wanffamii.-W.S.W., breeze; barometer, 29 87- thermometer. 60. Fair; sea moderate. Farewell Spit,-N.W., fresh: barometer, 30.07; thermometer, 57. Fine; sea rough. Cape Foulwind.-N.E., breeze; barometer, 50.01; thermometer, 63. Fair; sea moderate. Greymouth—Not.received. Stephen lelcrail.-W.. rr«*-. bnrometer, 30.00; thermometer, 56. Cloudy; see, mod"cape Oampbell.-K.VT.. role; barometer. 29.75; thermometer, 56. Hazy; Eca \ery < Kafkoura.-C!i!m; barometer, 29.72; thermometer 61. Cloudy; w emooth. Akarofl, liighthouee.-X.W.. fresh; barometer. 29.69; thermometer. 66. Cloudy; sea smooth. ... ~ , Port Chalmers—S.W.. Unlit: b-irometer, 29.80; thermometer, £6. Overcast «nd ram; S< Nu P bkcU.-S.IV., lit'ht: barometer. 29.89; thermometer, 40. Showery; fen """jleratc. Ulnir.-S.W-, lilflit: baronictcr. 29.90; thermoitintor, 47. Overcast and eliowery; sea. smoot,1 '. D. C. BATES. MetTOrolo-ic."! nfflee. Wclliucton. October 16, 1914.

"THE ROOFING WITH LIFE.' , J-M REGAL ROOFIKG 1b the outcome of half a century's experience in the manufacture of Roofing Materials. Composed of tho best quality lone fibre wool felt, thoroughly saturated and coated with TRINIDAD LAKE ASPHALT. JAMES W. JACK, 170 FEATHEKSTON STREET. A man who said he had been.in Enghind twenty years asked the Tottenham Magistrate recently how ho could becomo naturalised. Over a month since lie went to tho Embassy, and they told him the formalities, which included a document which would have to bo got from Germany, lie followed the instructions, but had no roply. "I am not liable for service," he said, "and I'm far better off here than I should bo on tho Continent." Ho was told to go to tho Home Olh'ce.