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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 50, 22 November 1917, Page 2

S& |K LADIES' LINGERIE. // lOw i JHIS delightful design, traced "ready if Mv V» \ I®9P? e, W '®Uii}nwß;j; no „3[ioii 0} if )J *•< I material for lingerie. MAGYAR / /, tfilrk \ \ NIGHTiB. Sa.6d.; CAMISOLE, 2s. 3d.: / ll( ''% t J \ CHEMISE, ss. j KNICKERS (closed / .. I ' M \ sha P°>> 3s. Bd.j N.D. YOKE, 2s. 3d. / || I These are strictly Cash Prices, | I WE PAY; POSTAGE. ■ 111 II li ~V Special Quality. Cotton to work, 6i ||l|f 1687 V mmm C'Q ITH Art Needlework Specialists, rni!TO»&S LIU., P.O. Box 32 Wellington. [ UPTON'S The aboTC is the shortest Advertisement that has ever appeared in this Newspaper. Yet everybody knows ■what it means—The Finest Tea that the World's Largest Suppliers can grow! Order Lipton's Tea from your Grocer NOW, and seeure a L Refreshing and Fragrant Beverage of quite unique quality. 2/-, 8/2 and 2/4 | HAINHS»IO^ I The "Ascot" | I Croquet Mallet. ||yi N ontirely new method of manufacture has i been adopted in this mallet. The shaft, j whioh has an octagon cord-bound handle, is some- j what similar to the illustration, Tret is spliced j to the hickory handle in such a way as to com- « j bine strength, lightness, and flexibility, and those players who prefer a mallet with plenty of spring will certainly appreciate the "Ascot." ; The heads are made from the Finest Seasoned Boxwood, I 'rom cracks, and are furnished with a. sights ne and brass bound ends. j 9 stock many other pattorns such as the j lampton," "All England," "Vulcan," "Ma- " etc. ; i also carry togs stocks of Boxwood Croquet ! , Hoops, Sockets, Pegs, Clips, Fear aad Eight ! j i- Sets, etc. te the electric lift,to the Sporting Departor writ® to Department "D." (1S8.) \ w.m&u Limited, Hunter Street, Wellington.