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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 75, 23 December 1918, Page 3

YOU can make your children happy by giving them an ENGLISH 550 Sample Dressed Dolls have landed from England this week. They are exquisitely pretty —by far the most beautiful range that has ever been seen in Wellington. Beautiful natural hair, and most faithfully featured, Prices range from B|6, Xo[6, X2|6. ■ Post free. You will save 30 per cent on your purchase h'ere. Call and see them, or write to-day. « CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. ; DAIMTY SUMMER BLOUSES— fk ' 'Different' Styles Von'll Appreciate ,'w QO Cool—so Light—so bewitching I j nrn^\: These novolty Blouses will charm you /W. ./3i|//jff| at first eight. . f\/jfj!li \ There are many materials—a wldo | [ |j J I i|'j Y j range of colours—and numennia smart fj BI ■ ill flln I|\ ' stylfs to choose from. . I/vSM—^^"^! HAVE A LOOK AT THEM TO-DAY. |fe|^&^ MATHEWSON'S, Ltd. W%" 264-266 Lambton Quay, Wellington '" 1 terriers: , ~~~i ■ ■ ■" -^s# i The mere thought of Christmas Puddings recalls || ! childhood's happy days, when Father Christmas used | to "come down the chimney" and fill our stockings |j with good things. % We all used to stir the puddings for luck. Christ- |j mas , is not far off—time puddings were made. I! I ' Here are rich fruits and choice pudding ingredients. ¥. f Everything is fresh and so good that it invites you to , |f 1 ' buy. We have nuts and the finest tinned fruits, dainty •£ § biscuits and lovely confectionery, srystallised fruits, 1 I and delicious hams, ■ $, I ' You can select here everything required to bring J| $ the happy smiles to the children's faces on Christmas If I Day. Thf Christmas will be a record at Campbell's. || I °^ 1! ■ " ' i I .40 and 42 MANNERS STREET ... 'Phone 443 1 I 293 CUBA STREET ... 'Phone 2524 I I 163 RIDDIFORD STREET ... 'Phone 1084 1 Anglican CatDeclralM|| &Wsss iS Building of nobJe and dignified Gothic \\^lV^&S il Mil design, the proposed new Anglican |m\ || | IJj |j|| Cathedral to be erected in Wellington |'j |j ' I;j j will be a Church of National interest, the j| l| jj I doors of which will always be open, and a I l| jj all seats will be free. As n fitting |j| | I;| I memorial to New Zealand's fallen and an J ij| j || t, expression of gratitude to God for the li| |. j||l j success of Great Britain and her Allies, || 111 I B'l'j this stately edifice will stand as an age- ll i'SJ | I 'illl ' P roc ' amat ' 011 ' ' 111 jiff f jl : 'i| ■A" w h° are desirout of contributing to this ill IS II jjijy great Thanhoffering and Memorial are re-' i'illlβ I! !lS|fl qtiesied to communicate at once with the I i! J|| 1 II iffi H° n ' t S an^n S Secretary, Rev, C. F. Atkew, i;| j||l| I !)|{ St. Mark's Vicarage, Wellington. Contri- I!j |||| I 1 i llli butions or promises may be ipread otter a period Mil X jll| j I of five years. V Government Stock and War I i i[J li| [[! ' I Bonds will be accepted. Legacies also may be rilrlPffl ] I made payable to the Wellington Anglican 'I'llll 111 111 Cathedral Trustrees. 7 | J'j !n In WHOLESALE AGENTS, ,THOMPS ON BBOS., LTD.. WELLINGTON.