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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2864, 31 August 1916, Page 3

Our hosiery knitting mnchincs are' "first to tbo front" for satisfaction and efficiency. They supersede any other knitters in the production of socks and stockings, and the goods made on these machines aro guaranteed to wear as well as those knitted by hand. We ure showin { the very latest models in Harrison and Griswold Hosiery Knitters. 50 pairs hose can be knitted on our machines while one pair is being knitted by hand. Particulars and prices from Oscar Hewett and Co., 56 Cuba Street, Wellington (just below Bank of New Zealand). —Advt.

Ladies! A-special offering of Black Imitation Silk Hose is a big attraction at Price's Store, Willis Street. 20 doz. Pairs (slightly damaged by s.s. tira wreck), now offering at Is., 6d. pair, —Advt.

XTX Round the r Clock [jW; J gsjlJ ■ w; m The Tea for '.all Times-— Ij HQ At eight o'clock, "Amber .f 'C t Tips" Tea makes breakIJredKr■ssr fast a daily delight. /0.. There is something r' about "Amber Tips"— maybe 'tis its fragrance, or its flavour, or its richness—at all events, "Amber Tips" once used is always used. [* I pf Try it for breakfast tof\mKlm tLJ&i morrow — you'll enjoy \ "k* s " a PP rec i at i° n > you'll J J!" , \ relish its goodness, you'll "t£§L \juM/////j[ ifavour its economical qualities. "Amber Tips" //m ea S oes f urt her, because '/Mf it's all tea. to y Oll1 * § rocer anc " ®41% Civ v^ips^ WHOLESALE AGENTSi THOMPSON BROS., LTD., WELLINGTON. FRANK OAKES, IS PROPRIETOR OF THE DUKE OF 7 EDINBURGH HOTEL MANNEKS AND WILLIS STREETS, WELLINGTON.