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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 89, 8 January 1918, Page 2

jHTo -morrow k i ~-i- 9 iiiniwi jsEsaacags^ WELLINGTON'S GREATEST BARGAIN EVENT! George & Kersky's 47th HALF-YEARLY SALE I Will Commence ■ TO-MORROW MORNING 9th January, at 9 o'clock Sharp, When their Entire Stock of General Drapery and Fashion | Goods will be offered at j DESPERATE BARGAIN PRICES! Read the Big Bargain Budget in To-da/s "Dominion/' ZHSEItr„ a || § (t A ~y I Kersley, j Limited LAMBTON QUAY

Does jour sltin become cracked, dry, and red on cold winter days? If so, apply a little Svdal every evenim*. S.vdal is a sweet-smelling emollient and inaked the skin soft, white, and attractive. An emollient, mind—not a greasy cream. Sydal costs only 2s. for a jar, lasting three montliß. All ohemists and 6tores. —Advt.

Tiiq Human Voice is reproduced with wonderful fidelity by the Pathephone, the machine with the Sapphire needle. Records on the Pathophonc are never "scratchy," and it is undoubtedly the acme of perfection in tone reproduction. See and hear them at the Depot. Lower Cuba .Street—Oscar Hewett and Co.—and satisfy yourself that the most satisfactory 'Phones and Records are Pathephonw.—Advt.

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