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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 118, 12 February 1919, Page 4

wMJir fflißnilding' of noUe and digniiied Gothic , 3 VfflWM ' §|jL '// , v design, tlie proposed new Anglican j ,uwm |||(l i'ffl'i 111 ' * Cathedral, to be erected in Wellington /, wj||?jj|'i ' Ijj ' ' WI H b c a Church of National interest, the ' ,|j ||U t Inl <• doors of vihich will always be opon, and fl\* ||||f||||iffl \ joP all seats will be free As a fitting ,' /§ |js|[§ > I if' memorial to-New Zealand's fallen and an |H| || j I ifl expression of sratttude to God for the || ill | f I ifK, I success of Gnat Britain and her Allies, || !'||j J IW\ [ , this stately edifice will stand as an age- | j|| < II 1' I - All tuta aro dtslroai "( contributing to tlu* j|j JM||j 111 ' " great Thanhoffenng and Memorial are re- |lj|||} rfl j i 111 ' quested to communicate at once toilh the nII jMlli ; till! ft Hon. Organstmg Secretary, Rev. C. F. Atkew, IB Ij! 1 11 llfuliluH St. Mark's Vicarage, Wellington. Contn- lulm Jjjw lIS ill butiom or promisee may be spread over a period lit'l'fill iIMiHI fwc yeart. Government Stech and War ||j Ejffl ■', ffl'illl Bonds if Hi be accepted. Lagaciet alto may be I| I j|ij-a JlSi'lil m "d e P a ? a^a t0 ''"' Wellington Anglican I j Wfl II 111 Cathedral Traitreet 7 j|j , ||| I 1 V"" JN eveiy toivn in the British Empire TireworU uill play an impo't- f ant part in celebrating tic end of the War and the \ictorj ot the « Allies. I Large sums of money will be epsnt in this direction both privately ' 4 and by publio bodies, and to meet this groat demand re are in a posi« ti'on to supply stocfa' of the most modern devises. These FireworLe can be Made up in Parcels to Any Specification, and run from i! 2 to .£SOO. "*' 'fliey consist of Sky Rockets, Golden Rain Sockets, Coloured and Changing-Plumea, Golden Feathors, Port Fires, Blue Cnndles, Coloured I Stars, Golden Shower Geib=>, Bengal Lights, Romin Candles, etc « ,- Tho set Pieces include Batteries of Roman Candles, Honeontal ' Fountains, Golden Cascades, Prince of Wales Feathers, etc * Have Your Supply Ready for Immediate Use. We anticipate a hea7y demand, and it is advisable that your orders ~ (ire eont in promptly to avoid disappointment With oiden for or more wo will send an e\peit to supeiuso the setting'up Full directions are supplied with each package J .j ;-R:W.< Mills & C 0. ,, Ltd; <' /-'Hunter Street' and Jervois Quxy, Wellington. Crossing the Desert in a Ford " F," -writing in the London Daily Mail says: "The last I saw of General Allenby Was at his Desert Headquarters before Gaza, a year ago, sitting upright in a Ford < l Car—the King of the Desert and the "■S. ■■•' ' <~only car that will tackle the sand! 1. In Egypt and Mesopotamia, in France and Belgium, on every Front in this war the Ford has proved itself time and i again to be "the only car" to tackle and triumph over the worst conditions of road and track. That is why the Ford is the car for New Zealand—best for all roads, for all weathers and all seasons. The Colonial Motor Co. **"_*' LimuiiiijiißiLii igy ..BWU«EWß«Hmßi,*7 wmti ' > , imw" 11 "" 1 - Auckland - - Wellington 'l.\ ■ * ■'"■ . ' Timaru -.'■':■ ■ 74 TOi^TiffiTOf.'t^a^VMiitW^<i^g^>M>^w^BWJiaaa'Bm * The Queen of high-class Swedish Separators is 1 A faithfully and conscientiously y j> / * constiuctcd -separator, guaran- £ •** t^tft>&!> teed to stand up to the wear. / r s^^^T~f^^^^mt and teai, and gne efficient L ,^ Tho Household size (12 gallons ' |ssj| (j per hour) is of tfic solid drum *%&"■& f\ ; MSW^ifTO tvpe, the simplest, easiest, and feffiji I iPi%' ; *^WAw quickest cleaned sepaiator yet SsWsffl£w' Tho larger sizes (22, J3, and 53 ii-^ra't^^M gallons) are the favourite disc ' -j^w^ THE MILK TANK is stamped f^^^^^^s out of ono solid piece of steel, and is heavily tinned Tho drtving. gears' are 'exceed22 gallon per houi J3lO/10/33 gallon per hour. '£15/-/- 1 ! 55 gallon per hour £18/10/. FREIGHT PAID TO YOUII NEABEBT BOOK YOUR ORDER EARLY STOCKS ARE LIMITED WELLINGTON.