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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2517, 19 July 1915, Page 3

| jji.'m nminuinimß.miimm.iifiiill umiw»mjj.num«innf i-Aimm 1 jutfri- util »^iiiwMn'if ;| A | LADIES' : | j lIIMKLSTINGI ! ' at Redltscei- ; j, j ' Pffces N@w v , [ i IS A ,DECIDEDLY ACCEPTABLE OFFER. IT IS A STOCK- ! ! TAKINC OFFER, AND WE WOULD KINDLY ASK; YOUR IN" ! f ' SPECTION NOW. I I; jj - COUNTRY ORDERS CAREFULLY AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. i; ![ | AID WOOL BIBBED VESTS—Creme oiilv, Usual price, 2s. 11a. ! \ ' Sala Price, 28. 6d. eaoh. | | HEAVY MERINO COMBINATIONS-Witl long' sleeves. Usual' || 4s. 6d. Sale Price, 3s. lid. pair. j | HEAVY MERINO VESTS (Natural) —With high.' -neck and long' ■ i | sleeves. Usual prioe, 2s! 6d. : Sale Price, .is.'lid. each. • :| ;i \ i iWOOL CARDIGAN VESTS—Ia Fawn, Cream', and Grey;.- .Warm, fleecy, |j .; | make-A Usual price, 6s. lid. Sale Price, 2s. ,6d. eaoh.-, . H : | iWARM FLANNELETTE .UNDERSKIRTS—In. Pink' and Cream*. Well ! j finished with frills Usual price, 4s. 6d. ' . : • , \ Jj, Sale Price,; 3s. 6d. each. ■ |

P i: lll|CllS|i|i|4 XJIOR those monlhs of' the- year .when a smart?; light 4. . . A . sedes the heavien-wrap of winter, you could desire nothing 1 more suitable than ono" of my hot Sports Coats. • Theso handsomej-'garments are cut in the now Cossack shape, and are beautifully-ypade .in striped flannels, curl' cloths, 'faced cloths, and othervfi'ne£quaiity materials'. ' The-6hades, will~ cer-tainly-please alll'iirhoifinspect theso coats, as they" include Saxe, Rose, Grer, ancl.NSvy. SEE-THE EARLY SPRING FASHIONS IN MY, WINDOWS AND SHOWROOMS. ■ MRS: 264-266 IiAJVIBTON-.QUAY ... ... 'WELLINGTON; - ' ' '; \ r By Special Hia Excellency the Smte oiir EstebUshinenti;lß79 | W. LITTLEIOHN & SON S - - Beautiful Jewellery, Silverware 1 Plate. Highest Attainable Quality ■ . and . The Best Vaiue. Iflsgection Invited: C^try,'Customers; shouldVrite for Catalogue. 222-224. LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. I | . "Rok" Roofing Costs | I Forty Per Cent, less 1 j Than Corrugated Iron. I | "Rok" Roofing is the test felt roofing on the market, and is of British S | manufacture. It is absolutely proof against gases, steam, salt air @ S alkali fumes, acids or the weather. It is the least expensive for roofing I ' purposes as the following figures show. * ••• ■ I I 1 ton Bft G.C. Iron, 26 g. covers, 22 squares ... ; £35' 0 0 ' ■ i | Nails 16 6 ! | Ridging (approximate) „ ; 'ls g i I Spouting 10 0 ! 5 .12 rolls Black Felt 6 12 fl ' [ Clout Tacks 6 0 e ! Lining Boards (22 squares) at 16s. 6d, 18 3 0 S |i Labour 4 8 0 i j The above allows for 6in lap on each sheet. ' V 6 , S 11' rolls 2-ply "Rok" Roofing, covers 22 squares ■ T '' j | 1 at 325. 6d. r011*...... .' '£17 17 <"6'' •• 1 3 8 Lining Board (22 squares) at 16s. 6d.J * is 3- 0 I Ridging (not required)'- ■ j £ Spouting (formed of "Rok") ■ "I ~, , . . ■ 1 Cement { included in ...... j | Nails and Caps J pnee of "Rok" « I' Labour for fixing boards and "Rok"-....... '4 8 0 4 I 1 £<0. 8 6 I | Balance in'favour of "Rok" «I 6 -13> 0' « I or .1 saying per cent, ... s To cover sam& "Rok'-» deduct '£4:13' G . ». f | . » )> » 3-ply add £4 2 6 S { , ■ equals 100 Bquaira-feet. r-— _ • | 1