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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2419, 26 March 1915, Page 3

Smart Winter Millinery Fof Little Misses. CHILDREN'S TEDDY BEAR BONNETS—In Saxe, Brown, Fawn, and Red. 4s, 6d., 48. Ild., 58. 6d. , SOFT.' IMITATION SUEDE TURN-UP HATS—Trimmed with- cord in - several colours. 4S.' 6d. TEDDY BEAR HATS—In turn-up shape; in Saxe, Fawn, and Brown. . 4s. lid., . VELVET HATS—Trimmed with Ribbon and Silk; in Red, Navy, Saxe;" Broivn, and Black. SS, 6d., SS. 11d M BS. 110., 12s. 6d., ISS. 6d. ■ SOFT CLOTH HATS —All shades, trimmed with cord. 2S. 3d. BLACK SATIN BONNETS—Coloured facings and strings. 6s. 6d. Co SMITE, LTD, CUBA STREET - - WELLINGTON. J ™ Lo d ndon a i9oS W I9QB BEST. R &T 9 ?47ro°p l ar? 8 8 ' ren ' /?* SOLD EVERYWHERE- . CHEAPEST. Stfit 1N PE FOR LLY "costs less than any other, ' Ensures healthy, happy children, stamina to invalids, and robust old age by its bone and body-building qualities. Specially recommended by "The Lancet," "British Medical Journal," SIR CHAS. A. CAMERON, C.8., M.D., Medical Officer of Health and Analyst ' (or Dublin-, etc., and other famous Authorities. When prepared with Cow's milk according tc ; the directions given, forms a complete diet foi' Infanta, Invalids, and the Aged. Dr. — L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S., Ed., L.F.P.S., Glai., etc. (Le«ds), writes: —"Your Neave's Food is suiting our youngster admirably, for which we are very thankful ..... She was not doing well on cow's milk and wate' alone."—loth Sept., 1913. A MOTHER'S TESTIMONY. Mrs. Herbert Brown, Tanwhare, Waikato, N.Z., writes:— " I am sending you a photograph of our baby Blanche, who has been brought up on Neave's Food, and is eleven months old, weighing 27| lbs., and has never known a day's illness. Everyone admires her . . and speaks strongly of her fine healthy appearance, which we attribute to Neave's Food and always recommend to those we come in contact with." January 13th, 1913. Useful Booklet, "Hints about Baby," by a Trained Nurse, sent free on application to the 4 manufacturers, mentioning this publication, JOSIAH R. NEAVE A CO., Fordtngbridge England, orthe Australasian Agents, Fraser, Ramsay (New Zealand), Ltd., 39 Featherston Street, Wellington, and at Auckland, Christchurcb, Dunedjn, Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide and Brisbane. * •

twP^} ImwsMs} ixJmAj M PURE, SOLUBLE?!® . fl' IL. EASILY DIGESTED, J M HIGHLY. NOURISHING.,. H 1L Cheap: Because a little goes a long way,; \.\ ... Jr® The -Standard Cocoa of the World* ®*1| | Everything that You j | Require in Leather Goods j | for the Easter Holidays. The season for travelling is around once more and you will require i many things before you start. I \ One of the essentials of a holiday trip is a travelling trunk. We [ hare now on view a splendid range of Black and Green Canvas Cabin j ; Trunks suitable for your needs. They are made with light but strong { ! steel frames, and the lids are strengthened with steel bands. ' j These Trunks are Leather Bound and Cornered, i fitted with strong locks and 4-inch trays, and have wooden laths on | bottom to take all wear. i We have special 6ize Cabin Trunks, 30, 33 and 36 inches long, ! I heavy leather bound and cornered, but with steel bands at bottom in- j stead of wood. We are also snowing • A Large Variety of Best English and Colonial j j cowhide Suit Cases (2 locks), Brief, Kit, and Gladstone Bags and At- jj ti\cli3 Cases; also ladies' Black Hat Boxes, fitted witli cones tor keeping j tlio hats in place. 1 "We have a range of English Wooden Cabin Trunks, strong, well- | j made, light and attractive. They are covered with good quality rot 3 and water-proof green canvas, protected by four bent wood battens and a sixteen brass bumpers. They are fitted with two brass spring locks, 3 tray and leather sliding handles. 3 Wo can supply all kinds of leather goods to order. | An inspection will repay you. y E. W. Mills & Co., Ltd. 1