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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 144, 13 March 1919, Page 3

I The weather that turns your nose blue, makes your If teeth chatter and sets you all a-shiver, will be I upon us soon, and then we'll appreciate I in filter C §lifi Hi i Get ready now, so that Winter will not catch ' f you unprepared. Come and inspect j "V. & A.'s" Shirtings, Eden: | Cloths, Pyjarna Cloths, etc. \ We have a large and well-selected stock of useful | qualities in Flannelettes, Union Flannel Shirtings, | Winceyettes (in light and heavy weights), Lamba | Cloth, Eden Cloth, etc. ; | STRIPED FLANNELETTES—In Pink and Blue shades. 27in. to 80in.-. •- ! ( i wide. ' Is., Is, 3d,, Is, 6d. per yard. ?l STRIPED FLANNELETTE-In good, serviceable quality; light and dark stripes; 30in. wide. — - Is. Bd. yard. ; | Double Warp PYJAJIA CLOTHS—Nice assortment of broad 6tripe3; fast 1 colours. Is.. Ltd., 2s. 6d., 2s, 9d. yard. ? EDEN CLOTH—The most useful all round cloth we know 'for Shirts and | Pyjamas, as well as for Ladies' and Children's wear. Colours guar- | anteed; 28in. wide. Is. 9d, yard, 3 ' LAMBA CLOTH—A thoroughly reliable and serviceable cloth. Has stood I . the test of years. A fine selection of Blue, Pink, Fawn, Helio., Black stripes; 32in. wide. ' 2s, 6d. yard, | UNION SHIRTINGS—We have still a fair selection, of "Old" Values \ and can offer these excellent cloths At 2s, 6d, and 2s. 11d, yard, t STRIPED WINCEY—In Pink, Blue, and Fawn; 3tin, wide. 2s, 9d, yard.' | Mail Orders Receive Prompt and Intelligent | Attention. iiasreßßß^BrawnßSMlßai^^ .VhtcmMjuwt, " le ' 3es * ' nv^ en * I AMAZON : i S#Bl Corru^ed ; ' CARDEN.' ' J HOSE as. ' Without a doubt it is the finest, most durablo and lasting hose , i we have ever handled—being a moulded hose, it can be hammered and pounded, and is guarantaed sot to orack or break. A 30 foot length, complete with Director and Union, costs 37/6, Post Free. A 30 foot North British Hose complete, 30/-; j Post Free. .• WRITE TO-DAY. STOCKS ARE LIMITED. ' g The Sims Hardware Go. Ltd. CUBA STREET - WELLINGTON J Ri - gsr . j I the WINNERS OF THE FIRST THREE PRIZES IN THE , : 59th RECORD TEA COMPETITION I " which closed February 28th , MRS. B. ANDERSON, MURRAY CREEK', 8 GUINEAS. TVfRS G KILGOWR, KAIRANGA, 3 GUINEAS. _ J MISS M. LATHBRLEY, BLENHEIM, 2 GUINEAS. ? to each of whom a cheque has teen sent. NEXT COMPETITION CLOSES MAY 31 I ; Evory Competitor receives a Prize. are you a trier? ' " > , ( ' ff" SHACKLOCK'S | | .."Orion" 'Ranges I WOW that the Wat is over the claims of the House- * wife should have consideration I Equip her "j Kitchen with an Up-to-date ORION Range, and you J will be providing her with the Greatest Help she can —■ have in the daily work of Cooking and Baking. . v SIZES AND STYLES TO SUIT, EVERY HOME. || Ask your Ironmonger to show you one. II 1. E. SHACKLOCK, Ud, =£■ sgSfik, DON'T LOOK OLD! fl Bllt vo6tore your groy and fadod baits to their natural color with 19 LOCKYER'S SULPHUR , If waiHASR RESTORER H l»Ls /m W iil?l Sold Everywhere. ... lip 111 ,and from anyChetulsttandßtorei throughout