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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2653, 27 December 1915, Page 3

! —BIG FALL IH ■> MILLINeY PRICES • yl"' ">■/ Owing to tho late arrival of. a large 1 \ M shipment of Newest Shapes in \ / & Pedals, Tagels, and Panamas, I 11!'/ ' mve mav k°d all priced much under Wf D ■ usual figures. 18$ One line of PANAMAS, with black 11/ bands and bows at side, usually !fk $/ sold at 25/-, is offered at 15/6. " Smart WHITE TAGELS, with vel1$ § vet"bands, are wonderful value Hi -W a P 8/lld.. Those are ideal |§j § holiday hats. See them to-day. ■ I J " MRS. MATHEWSOH A "WHERE THE SMART HATS ARE." m IS 264-266 LAMBTON QUAY, | \ /»<? . —WELLINGTON. 1 ioAad— " ssffalji « • —... ... | The "Primus" - Separator ■ | Carries a. | Ten Years' By, ■ | Guarantee. | The "Primus" Separator is a. new irirmmn j. j! departure in the construction of sepa- . "Wipe \ Tho "skimmer," the inner part of |?j | the bowl, is different from that of any ffs k: other machine. ' The inventor of the "Primus" has avoided all tho mistakes of other g makers, and has constructed a perfect machine upon entirely new principles. pV I Ouo of the special features is that the skimmer is,made in one single piece. A a There are few plates or discs, and no movable leaves, with joints and -hiding- | i places for dirt which are impossible to keep clean. The twelve skimmer plates 8 i of the "Primus" are so arranged that every stroko of the brush cleans the i ' ? facing sides of two plates, and thus | | By Twelve to Fifteen Strokes the Skimmer is Cleaned. ' jr ' l Every size lias 20 per cent, to 30 per cent, greater capacity than the corres- S |5 ponding size of any other make. ' g | : APU, 30 gallons, £7; BHU, 45 gallons, .£lO 10s.; CEU, 67 gallons,. .£l7, 1 . ! as illustrated. Similar machines with cylindrical tanks—AD, 20 "allons 95s • 3 | AE, 25 gallons, 10s.; BX, 30 gallons, ,86 ss.' • " | 5 ' Write for booklet. I EW. Mills & Ltd. icEms ' I Sub-AgentsC, A. Wilkinson, Eltham; W. Carr, Blenheim ; 1 | Holben and Kirk, Palmerston North. j

I " I Electroplated aid Sterling Silier Goods for lias I lew Tear Gifts. amM OUR KBW. SEASON'S GOODS ARE NOW ON }m VIEW, AND COMPRISE A LARGE ASSORTMBNT FROM BEST ENGLISH MAKERS OP THE HIGHEST QUALITY, WHICH INCLUDE CIGAR- |l JMjgjPjf ETTE, SOVEREIGN, AND CARD CASES, CUT CLASS SCENT AND SALT BOTTLES, PUFF POTS § AND HAIR TIDIES. I ALSO TO HAND IS A LARGE VARIETY OF CASE GOODS, INCLTJD- 8 INC SETS OF CARVERS, DESSERT KNIVES AND FORKS, AFTER- I NOON TEASPOONS, BREAD AND CAKE FORKS, CUTLERY CABINETS, uSSfc' FISH EATERS, ETC. ' WmMi WE HdVE JUST OPENED UP A SHIPMENT OF KM. URASS AND COPPER GOODS, INCLUDING VASES, CLOCKS, CRUMB BRUSHES AND isl§»Tt TRAYS, SPIRIT KETTLES, ETC. ALSO, WE HAVE IN LEATHER GOODS A M LARCE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF LADIES'. HAND BACS, ATTACHE, DRESSINC, AND MUSIG CASES, GLADSTONE, KIT, AND BRIEF BACS. EMWA . JOHN niflli &N„ ITD. ■ METALS AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS, WILLIS STREET. ———— —-p. — I

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fURSWTURE PACKED A.nd Removed to any Address, Goods Clenred Through Customhouse, leap Storage Accommodation, for Gocdi - of any .Description. KEIR'S FORWARDING AGENCY* ,(