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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2349, 4 January 1915, Page 8

Visitors to Wellington During the Holiday Season 'should make a point of inspecting .the magnificent New Stocks of [WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, SILVERWARE, ELECTROPLATED TABLE WARE, CUTLERY, LEATHER GOODS, Etc, tWe have here for your approval.. I" Whether you wish to purcha'se or otherwise you will be welcome. Our whole stock is excellently displayed, and all • goods are marked in plain figures at Cash Prices.. RESIDENTS OF THE COUNTRY DISTRICTS SHOULD' ' , | SEND. FOR OUR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.' STEWART DAWSON & CO. 1 -- .LTD. I • ■ JEWELLERS,- •■■:■■. I vet \ri ■ T «■'■ -v : ■"■■ WELLINGTON. I .(Stewart Dawson s Corner), fiFT WIQF ! For th ® New Year, Have your. OLE WiaL . -Tailoring done exclusively at fF ■ • Triors : e :.l e IlLIIwIVlly ©pp. &P.Q. Entrance \\B)} GALVANISED IRON FIRST MANUFACTURED IN 18S? NOW IN LARGER DEMAND THAN EVER V EVERY SHEET PERFECT Tfc© STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE- TCDAY i ; ■•.-■-' ■••■•■■. i ■■■■-,-...■ - I. ■•-... i "HARDWARE FROM SIMS GIVES HARDWEAR." ! THE;"FLO#" CREAM SEPARATOR 1 IS NOT EXCELLED BY ANY OTHER MACHINE I" ... 'A' CONTINUAL SOURCE OF PROFIT AND PLEASURE TO THE USER. ■ "SPECIAL PRICES FOB, JANUARY ONLY;'* ' ■V --.•".. ..SIZES: ' ■'[:-'■ 20 gallons.per.liour, usual price ~£7 . 28 gallons per hour,' usual price £8 •': Reduced?price:now'£6.',' Reduced price £6 16s. '' 1 ' . ■ ■ .—also—- ' 1 60-GALLON "OLYMPIC" SEPARATOR . B, •■■",'■■'■'■'■' ■ -■ ' Special Reduced Prlca £T 185..'I "CASH" with Order. We pay freight to nearest RAILWAY or PORT. "The Sims Hardware Co. \ CUBA STREET AND LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. I

I "THE ROOFING 'WITH' LIFE." • Saturated and Coated with . H TRINIDAD LAKE ASPHALT. 1 Building Paper r SATURATED AND COATED. THE BEST PAPER FOR COLD STORAGE INSULATION, or for FIRST-RATE, DWELLINGS. Full Particulars from JAMES W. JACK, 170 FEATHERSTON STREET. |

At the last meeting of the General Purposes Committee of tho (Council of the Clydesdale Horse Society, applications for prefixes were considered aud granted as under: —"St. Leonards" to Mr. Donald M'Calluin, St. Leonards, Blenheim; "Dunkeld Station," to Mr. Robt. Wood, Dunkeld Station, Beaumont; "Panehakua," to ■-Mr. W. G. Park, Panehakua, Hairini P. 0., Waikato. • ■ •

It is a pleasure to live in an ■up-to-date and go-ahead town like Wanganui. Its future is assured, 1 and the city must grow. For this reason more produce, such aa butter, oream, and eggs will be consumed year by year. We are here to watch that market for the farmers and producemen in the country. We can handle large quantities of butter, cream, and eggs, either straight out sale or on consignment. We want your support. Try us and see if we cannot produce results. Wanganui Fresh Food and Ice' Coy.— Advt. • . '

The coal shipments last week from Westport were:—Westport Coal Company, 4757 tons Sowt.; coke, 5 tons 13cwt. Westport-Stockton Company, 1376 tons 19owt. The Westport-Stockton Company's output for the year woe 149,633 tons., compared with 93,331 tons in 1013, an . increase last year of 56,302 tons.-fPrcss Association!) '' : About'6ooo boys, many fresh from sohool, havo been recruited for bullet making work at Woolwich Arsenal, and ns a result, hundreds of shops in the East-end are displaying' tile legend, "Bos, .wanted.'^