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*fli DeS.C. iiagSe Cm® ||| ! «is always good—This' Christmas lllj it is better than ever. Wi "Better than last year" is the can did comment of many a score of the ; MUf/ brightHoys and girls who have already been through the Cave. t&mA x • The more practical "grown-ups" express their opinion of the Toy Bazaar MPS'' WMj i° similar strains, adding a note of wonderment that there is such a varied ■ ; i; - display of Toys in spite of the war. fi.lMmg • Wise folks say we should be as happy as we can, and cara will flee. The W&M / ... ' D.I.C. Christmas Fair will certainly prove a big help in that direction. ym'ii ' ■ Thousands of gift suggestions mo et the eye of the visitor. Come, then, Sh°p early in December—and early in the day. fIL ■ Crackers. From Is. 3d. to 6s. 6d. White Wood Motor 'Xmas Stockings and Candles. From Is. Pull Waggon. 7s. 6d., 10s. 6d., 15s. W\\«Wl Aerial Guns, Torpedo Boats, Subma- Rocking Horses. 4s. Gd., 7s. Gd., 10s. 6d. • •V'Wy/y"- : l'in'es, Camion, Rifles, Pistols, and Double Rooking Horses. 6s. Gd. Up- Ml//*' \rWr* Swords. From Is. to 10s. bolstered, Bs. 6d. .■%/} ty~ (i at ling Guns, fire 30 yards, (is. (kl. 6d.j 12s. 6d., jJ' Trumpets and Horns. From Is. to niako, ' Irf ■ ■ ''' dozen. ' " ' ' . Army Transport Waggon. 6s. 6d. f|OT ; Rubber Balls-. From 6d. to 4s. (id. Rubber Tyred Engines.- 10s. 63., 16s. \■ \\SfiSf'§Sk-."' Cricket Balls; From 6d. to 3s. Gd. 6d-, 295. Gd. . . , ugwplm Rocking Horses, safety Jubilee pattern. Hygienic Stuffed Toys, Woolly Bears, SfflV \Tkgli ' IW if tJM 50s. to £6. 10s. growling, -in brown and black. 55., . "Wood Carts, .Motors,. 'Push Carts, 9s. 6d.,. 18s., 305., 425. Gd., 675. '' y*' ' Jiggers, Barrows, and Rockers. Woolly colour and white. SL^Vi Ki'sliy ; Teddy" Bears.'From* 2s. 6d. to 50s. Caesar (white fox terrier). 12s. 6d. , fWW.fy Stuffed Animals. From 6d. to 18s. Gd. to 575. Gd. I!' W A ' Noah's Arks. From Is, to 7s. 6d. /Assorted Cats, Dogs, and Rabbits. - s - yf / '. Carpenter's Tools. From Is. to 7b. 6d. to 7s. Gd. ■ . ■ •' Bg Vjfcfe}"/ - /Xti&iiZ&y V'jfi -Wool Toys, good selection. Is, to 455. Also, large collodion of . Celluloid jt Celluloid. Toys, animals, birds, etc. Birds, Animals, Rattles. gMjM!£&*■& KgSrav-?* . Gd.- to '6s. 6d. Model Yacht's, with steam bouer. /25,, - f Mechanical Ships, to sa'ii by clock- Sailing Boats, alj sizes. 9d. to 355. work or steam. From 3s. Gd. to Gos. Railway Tram, with lines. Us. 6d..t0 v :' Ding Dong, similar to BagateHo. 21s. 275. 6d. ' ■ • . WSIJf/ffjm Tiie Children's Educator, a new toy. Singlo ; with tender. 355., W'Cave open daily from 2.30 to 5.30 p.m. , Mi'gffi.- Saturdays from 10.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. • '

• r ; ; ; : ' ' • • : . I °* Special Display of fIIMTMEj FOR THE SUMMER HOME. | 'After the glare/and heat, of S the Summer Siin, nothing is ' and comfort in' your home FURNITURE and . FLOOR j surroundmg^- as J3EAGRASS j We are now making a Special Display which we invite you to view, at an early date. I; The quality;: and prestige of our SBAGRASS FURNITURE, tho nil- j matched' variety .which we display, and the very. attractive new j effects- wlnolf we have lately secured, are logical reasons why you ! should make a visit of inspection at the House cf "SCOULLARS." £ "V" ' | j SEAGRASS ROLLO LOUNGES,, 90S. I SEAGRASS CHAIRS) with backs adjustable to any position, | ibs. . : \ $! | ; ' (THE ACME OF, COMFORT.) \ } TheS@@yyarCo n Ltci. j HEAD. OFFICE: LAMBTON QUAY WELLINGTON. | j ' JIARKET. STREET HASTINGS. | j : QUEISN STREET MASTERTON. j ■y -y . . ißgtac* . - ■ <15gt33' mass ■ . .esassn • J REMEMBER TIE RETDtHED SOLDIER! j These are the sort ofv Gifts he would appreciate this Christmas. ..VOUR Soldier Friend who has "done his bit" deserves some practical recognition, this festal season. • 'Any. of the 'following articles would be found useful in civil life:— .-"KSOLID GOLD •" ALB ERTS, from £5 upwards. GOLD SOVEREIGN GASES, from 475. 6(1. upwards. COLD SLEEVE LINKS, from 12s. 6d. to 70s. POCKET WATCHES, In Cold, from £8 to £35. . In Silver, from £2 2s. to £12. Many Othor Suitable .Gifts Are Displayed at Our Store. INSPECT TO-DAY! , : G. and T. YOUNG, Ltd., 252 Lambton Quay . ; ::: "Wellington. 535933 imtroi mm ~ S pLAHMANN: HEALTH HOME, > ... MIRAIIAH, WELLINGTON, NI3W ZEALAND. Telephone 529. For Treatment of CHBONIC DISEASES. Originated by tho .late Dr. Lalimann, and practised by him and others i'or mauy years in Uurope. I. Branch —Electrical: 123 Willis Street, Wellington. 11. Branch: Wairakoi Geyser Valley Hot Lakes. Baths. Inhalations. Mud Treatment. Particulars and

IOiKEY BMD EVERY BAR BRINQS GIA.DNES3 The Housewife who uses Monkey Brand for Spring Cleaning is never tired of singing its praises. Monkey Brand saves labour and does its work quickly, yet so thoroughly that, the house is cle*n and fresh from attic to cellar. Monkey Brand WON'T WASH CLOTHES, LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED. SYDNEY. . I I natural Lacking j Artificial Teeth . 1 with I § . Porcelain Gums I | are facsimiles of nature, | § Perfectly Painless Methods 'J i for Filling Teeth, i Sets £2 J2s* 66, | Frost and Frost, j | 1 119 Willis Street. |j I WEDDING Bouquets, Theatro and Presentation Baskets executed in I the choicest flowers aud ferns obtainable, j Artistic work, combined with inoderato i rates. Miss Poole, 70 Manners Street, j 'Phono 2-tOO. j (HLARKE'S Hair I)yo restores youthful colour, black or brown; harmless and odourless, colourless. Post free, Is. Gd. and 2a. Gd. Clarke, Chemist, 116 n Victoria Street, Auckland.

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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2950, 9 December 1916, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2950, 9 December 1916, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2950, 9 December 1916, Page 4

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