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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 151, 15 March 1918, Page 8

iThe Criterion ™ rara ™ ra " o i silver ™~-y-" «,gjj TN New Zealand is Stewart Bawßon's jjM "Al QUALITY." It has been reSj| cognised for years as tho standard of excelleiiee, of beauty, and <if lasting wear. ?j| Despite disturbed market conditions, f J we have been happy in securing: a, large jj shipment of our I A 1 Quality Spoons & Forks I Of best Nickel Silver, strongly plated jH ■ with Silver, this table ware assures <i rj lifetime's service. For such fine quality A the prices are remarkably moderate:— ;4 .Al TABLE SPOONS AND FORKS 50/- Dozen. jjm. At DESSERT SPOONS AND FORKS 35/- Dozen. I A 1 TJiA - SPOONS , 20/- Dozen. NEW DESIGNS IN TEA SETS. /?\ ft A I Kettles. Butter Dishes. Cakestands, gl a) Ij J and othei- tnblp requisites-extensive JgJsjSjf assortment just opened. [if HI PROMPT AND CAREFUL MAIL OEDER SERVICE. Hiifli A " Ordm Posi'frte- !///■ STEWART DAWSON'S ■I Corner Lambton Quay & Willis Street, Wellington,

VISIT RADFORD & CO'S BARGAIN BASEMENT FOR Finitire if Latest Designs. CHESTERFIELD SUITES-In all colonrs, Plain Vehet, Moquet, or Saddlebngs- , From £12 12». In Tapestry or Shadow Tissues— ' From £8 Bs. CHESTERFIELD- £5 ss. DIVAN CHAIRS- £2 2s. BEDROOM SUITES-Dark or light. £17 m»OAK SUITES-Now designs; best value. From £25. We supply everything required in a home, a boardinehouse, or hotel at wholesale prices, and carry large stocks of Linoleums. Furnishings, Crock<sry, lroumongery, etc. COME AND COMPARE OUR PRICES. . - -'RADFO'RD ,'& CO., • MOST COMPLETE FURNISHING WARE&OUSE. 43 and 45 MANNERS STREET. \ '■

3 TONS AND 5 TONS, « H.P., JUST LANDED. '•■ i I jy STOCKAllen Ca.rs 9 39' WONDERFUL QUALITY AND VALUE. MOTOR IMPORTERS, HUTT ROAD THORNDOX.

• The sound of its striking will be neiid il ovt Hie din of battle in e»W , ffe g i Even penny raised during the trenches, and bring succoui and lomfoit lo thousands, of oui ■*% W Jr ' ■ " . * brave-boys. W Jw this appeal trill be used .for ■ • Get on to this rope, then, men ind nomen oi Wellington and WK 1 ! ffl '.. put, the weight of your heail and soul in I puise into the pull MJi P''pf W' *1 "•# the benefit of our own New Wβ have lo raise £25,000 among u DO YOUR BIT! / K|| # Everything provided by the IMGAin tk fighkng nei is ab §f| # Zeeknd Bm ™ Bgypt, I eolut'ely I'REE-ten, cocoa, malted mill beei tea biscuits cigai M M # ~ ' Ar ' .•■ . ettes, letter paper, envelopes etc etc etc cha lg e of any 11 # , Mesopotamia,, kind is made to our Soldiers WfflH&fflW Wt t *>* ( GlVe Till It ilFteS WiIPK7 - ' Ohe^canbemadepa,rt^ 1, #i. Lwen Hon. ■ Treasurer, to carry on ioraycari |»i|w KedTrian g ie.Day;offic e , The money MUST be found. If the fund of the 1M C A suftei ffl f\%U'\, w,, ,■ m . f i mv ,H nilK oui Soldiers will be the first to feel the loss Tt is little enough jf¥ O^ f \ Wellington, oi donations / that they ask for—but they DO isk foi the -noil of the Red M H will be received at Citizens' Triangle to bo kept up. Can lefuse them ? /f * ■ , : " Help the Y.M.C.A. to maintain this service ipr the "boys" by M Ked Triangle Day Headgiving generously for W WW^f\%t ■ FRIDAY, MARCH 15th. gf j I ptf^^m , SUBSCRIPTIONS to the Citizens' Bed Triangle Day Fund will be received at the following Depots: HORACE BAKER, LTD., next Bank of New Zealand*. Lambton Quay;NORMAN AITKEN, Bookseller, Courtenay Place; S. and W. MACKAY, Booksellers, Cuba Street; Y.M.C.A., Upper Willis Street; CITIZENS' RED-TRIANGLE DAY OFFICE, next H. D. Bennett ami Co., Willis Street. . ■