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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2934, 21 November 1916, Page 3

| ' which must appeal-to -you, we have pleasure ; . in bringing to your.notice to-day.' Inspection cordially invited, i' SUEDE FINISH GLOVES. s MILLINERY SPECIALITIES. VERY SMART BRETON SAILORS, - 1 French make. • They are strong and in Pink Tagel Straw, with new square ; serviceable, splendid fitting, and have crown. Frice. 15s, 6d. 5- ' _# the appearance of real Suede. ' . *. # The colours are Black, White, * OHIO NAVY SHAPES IN TAGEL' . * | Chamois, Beaver, and Brown, and the * STRAW, in very fine quality; Dolly #j • I ' Price, 38. lid. pair. J- Varden style. < Price, 13s. Ild. If SILK GLOVES are ideal for the hot ■ ■ | weather, and we have them with ' * LARGE NAVY SHAPES IN THE *,'• ' & double tips, two. domes, in Black and * NEW FLAT SAILOR STYLE/ Verj; S ' $ g. ' good value in Tagel. Straw. J ' 10lts— 3S - 11di * Prices from Bs. 11d. to 15s. 6d. * & Elbow Length— . fls, 6d. * ■ 1 BLACK PATENT BELTS, fitted with * ' STYLE , oj & new ring fasteners and extensions, & PANAMAS, with ridged crown; ex- ■ .'* suitable for wearing with coats. * cellent value at 14S. 6d. to 178. 6d. ; ' * I$ Prices, 2s. 6d., 2s, lid., and 3s. 6d. £ '"•! * * LARGE SAILOR SHAPE PANAMAS, . \ ,i '* VEILINGS in endless variety are in- # fine quality. Prrce. T6s.6d.' .V,i eluded in our present stock, mclud- • ing the New Circular Veil and the .. ■ ? Ready-to-Wear Bordered Styles, in ; ! Black, Magpie, Purple, Navy," and Nigger. . ,/;j Prices from 2s, 6d. to 3s.

A distinctly novel suggestion in regard to tlio packing of the next consignment of Dominion gifts for the sol-, diers was approved at a meeting of the. Auckland Women's Patriotic League. The December and January- consignments will be packed together on December 7, and instead of operations going forward as usual ill the supperroom, it is proposed to do the packing m the Town Hall itself. Tlio gallery will be open to the public who will thus be given the opportuniiy of witnessing one of the busiest scenes in connection with patriotic work that has yet taken place in Auckland. No oharge will bo made for admission, and the payment of half-a-crown will entitle anyone to take part in the work, by signing a gift-card and packing a parcel, enclosing their own name and address. The "Crofton Downs" Estate, Ngaio, has been subdivided into 70 sections, and these are for private sale- Particulars are advertised in this issue, and further details can bo had from the .agent, Mr. o. George Nathan, Customhouse Quay. Several attractive, farm properties 'in the Manawatu district are advertised for sale by Messrs.- Thomson, Brown and East, Ltd., IS9 Peatherston Street, Wellington. .Tlio New Zealand Moderate League will hold its second annual meeting at the Chamber of Commerce this evening. Miss Una Carter will give a" gas cookery .demonstration at the Wellington Gas Company's rooms to-morrow afternoon. The subject will he "Dinner, Pastry and Cakes." Ladies should purchase their Silk Hose at Price's Store, Willis Street. Absolutely the best qualities and best values in town I—Advt. The motor coaching plant lately in use by the Eketahuna-Pongaroa Motor Service Co. will be submitted for sale by auction by the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. on November 24. The sale will be held at Eketahuna.. Particulars are advertised. The People's Picture Coy.. Ltd., of New Plymouth, are advertising in this issue for good' violinist, cornet and bass players. . I

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| With Rome in its Glory, 64 ad; i M == The luxury which Rome lavished on itself at the time of i — E Nero was reflected in the lamps of that period. Marai- i ! = ficent stands holding six or eight lamps adorned the homes == ~ of the wealthy. Olive Oil was commonly used in these 'j = ~ lamps. The better classes, however, generally mixed per- '~E = ■ ■ fume with their oil to counteract the strong smell. 1 = Laurel Kerosene -I | =' The sojt white light 1 SEE == ; , When Laurel is used there is no smell. Laurel gives -I=== ~ a brilliant, clear, white light, without flickering. The last : = = thimbleful burns as well as the first. For lighting, heating = and cooking, Laurel cannot be excelled. I ~ i Laurel is our new trade mark name for the highest ' =1 quality American Kerosene ever sold in Australasia and — = replaces our old brand, White rose. ' ■ ~ = Insist on Laurel ' IHI | Vacuum Oil Company Proprietary Limited 'I HI 5. Wellington, Auckland, Dunedin, Christchurch, Invercargill, ' an ° flnu *'