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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2660, 4 January 1916, Page 4

i TO-MORROW i Commences i 8 s ■ GEORGE & KERSLEY'S f i GREAT 43id j I j iLF-lEMLT SHE 3 WHEN THE WHOLE OF THEIR MAGNIFICENT \ . iSTOCKS, AMOUNTING IN ALL TO OYER. £80,000 . j IN VALUE, WILL BE OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. THERE WILL BE : A Vast Array of Wonderful Bargains 3 IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. ! DRAPERY BUYERS SHOULD BE PRESENT ' EARLY TO-MORROW TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE GREAT MONEY-SAVING VALUES. ; STUDY THE TWO PAGES OF BARCAINS IN i , TO-DAY'S "DOMINION."'' 1 , REMEMBER — SALE BEGINS TOJ MORROW (WEDNESDAY), AT 9 A.M. THE LEAOINC STORI FOR VALUE, LAMBTON QUAY. J|_— —. ; , I f ;; ; 7 %' T I J__v\ I 1 Brooches—Set., SffiS Met, SS/- | ; ij 1 ■ Made in several designs JK j 5 tj» . as Brooches or Pend- jS# e 5 an ' s - * n P'®" l 9et. and . % » 15ct. Gold; also with. . 1 j PENDANT Btones set in : the 6tars, PENDANT • li 9ct. Gold—27/6. a! 1 supplied, in neat. 9ct . Gold—29/-. S a 15ct. Gold—3o/6. - CaSes ' ' 15ct. Gold-32/6, •jj ] -(Registered) 'ANZAC" Jewellery♦ " Registered) |j TO Commemorate the landing in Gallipoli of our gallant men from nnder the SOUTHERN CROSS, a landing "quite without parallel.in tho whole i story o£ militarv achievement," says "The News of the World," Bth August, | 1915. • = 3 What better ornament could be worn than one depicting the Southern Cress \ 3 embellished with the now famous nnins ANZAC, formed by piecing to- i jj gether the initial letters of Australian-New Zealand Army Corps? • j t Only a limited number cin be ready for Christmas. ' | Designs registered by and only to be had from I W. LITTLEJOHN & SON ij 222 Lamßton Quay - - Wellington. | | Our New. Xmas Goods have just been opened up. | 1916] i , TICKINC. [1916 £300 wortli for January on liand. This includes £160 worth of the Celebrated DAVID McCRAE TICKING, ex s.s. Wismar. Send in your orders prompt for Bedding, as.this is the Last Shipment of tliis kind . (Courtae in Belgium lias been blown up by tho Germans), so buy now. DAWSD MeCRAB. 25 and 27 FARISH STREET, WELLINGTON. 'Phone 2581. . P.O. Box 254. EVERYTHING OF THE BEST FOR THE j PICNIC HAMPER IS AT CAMPBELL'S. The good cheer is ono of tho big attractions of young and old aliko at this festive season. And whether you aro away picnicking or enjoying tho jollifications at homo you'll, maintain tho time-honoured custom of providing a plentiful supply of "good things." CAMPBELL'S OFFER YOU A TEMPTING LIST INDEED Delicious Ilams, Tasty Tinned Meats, Tongue, Fish; Sauces, Ixjvely Xmas Puddings (ready cooked), Jollies, Custard Powders, Tinned Fruits, Choice Cakes and Biscuits, Lovely Confectionery and Crystallised Fruits, newlyimported Muscatels, Almonds, and Nuts—besides tho Finest Teas, Coffees, and Groceries, all at keen prices. W. CAHSPBESjIa, IaTD. 40 and 42 MANNERS STREET. 'PHONE 443. 293 CUBA STREET. 'PHONE 2524. 163 RIDDIFORD STREET. 'PHONE 1084. CHAS. A. CYPHER'S NEW lUFFALO INCUiATpiS. THE WORLD'S dEST. PERFECT IN CONSTRUCTION. GREATEST PERCENTAGE 081 HATCHES. SMALL OIL .CONSUMPTION. FIREPROOF. BUILT OF STEEL. HARDWOOD FRONTS. HIGHEST QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICE. ALSO,—BUFFALO BROoDERf AND HOVERS. PERFECT CHICK HOMES. DURABLE CONSTRUCTION. . EASILY SET UP. .Writo for. Catalogue and Prioo Li»t. jj Stewart Timber, Glass'<& Hardware C®. Ltd. 80, 82, 84, COUIITENAY PLACE, WELLINGTON. |