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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2662, 6 January 1916, Page 2

ISIS] TICKING. [1916 £300 worth for January on hand. 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 this kind (Oonrtae in Belgium has been blown up by the Germans), so buy now. DAWiD MeCKAE 25 and 27 FARISE STREET, WELLINGTON. 'Phone 2581. P.O. Box 284. If t 1 ! \ ' # ■ \% | | Brooches—9ct., 3016 15ct., 36/- ; 6 ■i ! Made in several designs i [ fi tKM as Brooches or Pend-- 2jJ s 5 ants. In plain 9ct. and I F x - 15ct - Gold; also with /L ' $ | PENDANT stones set in the stars, PENDANT { I 9ct. Gold—27/G. all suPP in. neat 9et . Gold—29/-. I 6 ffIQPQ : 1 I loot. Gold—3o/0. s ISct. Gold—32/G. j i (Registered) "ANZAC" Jewellery, Registered) |j TO Commemorate the landing in Gallipoli of our gallant men from under t the SOUTHERN CROSS, a landing "quite without parallel in the whole 3 story of military achievement," says "The .News of the World," Sth August, } 1 lal -" | M r liat better ornament could be worn than one depicting the Southern Cross f !j embellished with the now famous nams ANZAC, formed by piecing to- a 8 gether the initial letters of' Australian-New Zealand Army Corps? { J Only a limited number can be ready for Christmas. ' ' 3 Designs registered by and only to be had from | W. LITTLEJOHN & SON 1 | 222 Lambton Quay - - Wellington, | i Our New Xmas Goods have just been opened up. s