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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2862, 29 August 1916, Page 4

KIRKCALDIE & < y EANGLEY ART POl EXAMPLES, 0 f Wa. wo extremely fortunate in liavi beautiful Waro. ill tho art shad< . Bos?, promij, and' Dhrfc Blue. Hi{ noisseur, Laiigloy Pottery is yet est ' THE FOLLOWING WILL fcANGLEY SPECIMEN TUBES-3 inche; tti.tN'GLEY FLOWER TUBES-4 Inches, 1 8 inches, 2s. 3d.j 10£ inches, 55.; 12 ■JiANpLEY VASES—Assorted shapes. ( . DOMINATION PERN POTS-3in., 2s. I SLOWER. POTS—Bell Shape. 4in., 2s. i -!fLOW3SR POTS—Assorted Shapes. Bin. across inside rim, 95., 9s. 6d.,'105. LILAC SHADED WAKE: TEAPOTS-! ■TANKARD SHAPED JUGS—I pint, 2s. j 2s. 9d.; H pints, 3s, (Cream Jugs, HOT WATER .TUGS-Spring mounts. I '' \SUGAR AND CEEAMS-4s. 3d. pair. OLD ROSE AND PINK SHADED WAI pint, 3s. 3d.; if pint, 3s, 6d.j 1 pint, HUGS—j pint, 2s, 6d,; 1 pint, 2s, 9d.; .1J- | 'CRUET SETS—Mustard, Pepper, and St PATRIOTIC CHINA WARE, IN "GROS FORDSHIRI On' la a beautifully oc tto..Allled Nations. JfUGS-Is. 3d,, Is, Bd./ Is,, 9d, i(jpES AND SAUCERS-Isi 6rf., Is. 9d. I iBABy 1 IliAIES—2s 9d., 3s. TRAXS-Is. 9d„ 2s, [POBKEDGO'PLATES—2s. 3d., 2s. 6d, MUEIiTN DISHEi?-7s. 6d. SU3IK TTOCBLERB-ls. 6d., Is. 9d, ' COCOA JUGS—4s. Gd., ss. 6d„ /TEAPOTS— 2 cup, ss, j 5 cup/'Bs, t DISHES—2s,, 2s. 3d, I [TEAPOT STANDS—3a, Bd, pONBy JARS—Ss, 6d, 6d. COME 600 M WHILE.JHE, R/ coloured r FOR SHOR 1 ' WITH: SUEDE 01 i I are not easy to get just nowy bnt if you e • ments. THESE ARE [ Women's Cloth- Top Lace Boots, patent ' _ golosh.'' and 'facing, in Fawn, Mole, ' and Black—2os. .Women's Cloth. Top Button Boots, patent golosh, welted' eolea, in Fawn, . • Mole, and Black—23s. Gd. Women's Gabardine Top Laco Boots, , . glace kid golosh, patent caps, in Fawn and Mole—23s. 6d. ■ (Vomen's. Suede Top Lace Boots, patent golosh, wilted, in Grey, Mole, and Blaok—2ss.'. KAIL ORDERS QUI V B. HANNAH- > MANUFACTURERS Ai V/ELLII THE SUPERIOR MILITARY TAILORING BY MILLIQAN'S EXPERTS, OF MtAIY SERVICE EXPERIENCE, Qogtp.a little more, but is worth the 'difference many, time 3 over. MILLIGAFS ■ KELBURN AVENTJB. EONDON AND LANCASHIRE EIRE . INSURANCE CO-., T7TD. V ffßE^—Lowest Rates and Prompt' Settlements, . •"\ MARINE.—AII Classes* Covered, inclnding Personal Lntfglga agaiiißt All Risks. 'ACClDENT.—Employers' Liability, and a; moat Liberal Personal Acoidont Policy, jnotading a List o{ Diseases. .SECURITY to Policyholders, £6,107,593. Fall- information, can be obtained at JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD., . ' CHIEF AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS, WELLINGTON. ' THE SIMPLER THE INTENTION , nnHE more chance it has 0? success. •X "Advice to Inventors" contains a • list of simple suggestions 'Axe yon inventive p Send for this booklet; it's free. HENRY HUGHES, OTD., ' 157 Featheraton Street, Wellington. ■ : . WATSON'S WHISKY ' ! • - ' IS TEE BEST IN THE .WORLD. For Information relating to PATENTS AND TRADE . MARUS CONSULT BALDWIN AOT RAYWAIiD, ' PATENT ATTORNEYS, 215 Lambton Quay, Wellington. j CONVEYANCES. LI AND f 0 U N Q, Boyal Mail Contractors and General, Carriers, Maaterton. All Trains met. Commercial Travellers' Samples promptly attended to. New and up-to-date Sample Rooms. Agents for the N.Z. EXPRESS CO. Storage and (Stabling. Corner Dixon and Bannister Streets. St. John Ambulate?; available idav or night, "Phone No, EG. Private • W. P.o: Box 50. EOYAL MAIL LEAVES CARBINE 6TABLES, Feilding, for Kimbolton Daily at 8.80 a.m. and 3.30 p.m.; leaves Jtlmbolton at Noon for Feilding. ' R- J- MOORE, Proprietor, Feilding. ."TtTALKER'S STABLES, BULLS. iWj. Forwarding Agent, Carrier, and tneral Contractor. Ooaohesj Greatford Bulla Vehicles, Horses, and Motor, fart Good Sample Rooms. "J, E, WAXKER,. Proprietor.