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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 182, 28 April 1919, Page 10

' / Ptewa rt € Daws'on V \i for jPeace Gifts t I J i . \ ft Celebrate a great occasion by purchasing an 5 article of lasting worth. ? $ Stewart Dawson's magnificent displays enable ■* A you to choose a useful memento for your home, or |J a S'fr °* jewellery for a friend, with the assurance > \t& . of complete satisfaction. A b^m.' Select a fine gift of Silverware or Electro-plated i A™m Ware and have it. engraved with the historic date. Jα Wfjjh You will find in our stocks charming goods J? KV or the home—Spoons, Forks, Tea Sets, En- £f • rmll Ml tree wishes, Flower and Fruit Stands, etc. &' ifi lUk. Visitors Ark Invited *$, 5S ' to inspect ' our ma g nificen t :*a nflM ' s P^ a y s, All goods forward- fi \ Wv^V^llsf 'STEWART % a ' " WELLINGTON S» ; J : ' ! ' & "■■ When its raining " cats'and dogs u — When the "City of the Wind'.' is beating its own record for : \ windy weather— . ■ ; v l When the cold seems to bite right into you— •.;-■,. ■....' .""'' You reckon you'd- jus.t give anything to be snug' and warm— ■ Well,' get an overcoat from ;our grand value-offering Sele'ctidns-- ' Which include Single and Double Breasted Tweeds,'Rainproofs, •City and Military Trench; Coats, and fine variety'of Motoi Coats— ■:■■.. Also Warm Woollen Jackets for Golfing, Travelling and Office Wear from 28/6 to 52/6.— '. And Winter Footwear—just see our assortment— And at the values offered you. can't help buy ing— • Well-fitting, perfectly made, and'correct footwear is here awaiting '< your' pleasureSee our Overcoats and Footwear now—to-day. -_ Wallace & Gibson .^^ mmammnrnmim. "The KASH" Nexl "Evening Po.t" Willis Street, WELLINGTON. "Lo-op. Kootmg is a 1 L—J\ Good Substitute' for 11 ' Iron and it Costs Less* jf^j n «' c ■ i i ' ' • , v Si Vf "I"*™* >ffl 1 Co-op. Booting is much less expensive than Iron, B I Slates, or Tiles, and is suitable for any climate. || \ra.RoonN<MW 8 It is a weather-proof, wat9r-proof, vermin-proof roof- || % .. ing, and ooutains no.coal tar or-paper. It is ■: ' ■ flffl I,_ —' II Manufactured from .the Highest Grade ' of standard long fibre felt, and saturated with a non i>! ' ) volatile, composition. t ' • ■ ~ | j.j j Co-op Hoofing, besides being the most satisfactory for [> > ! roofe, is used very largely for other purposes, such as I |J i ' Barns, Stables, Sheds, Poultry l|f : Houses', etc. %\\ .. !] A building covered with Co-op Eoofing will last many years an d coste ® much less than timber. Put up in rolls 3G inches wide, containing 210 • square feet, 3 ply. . • - The RZv Farmers' Co-op f Distributing Co*, Ltd, , , Branches: Feildlng, Muton, Taihape, 'Wanganuf, Masterton. Heiil Office t Dominion Farmers' Inujltute, Feathefston Street, Wellington.

"THE SPORTING SPIRIT" THE Ifilßlifl FSMEBS' CO-OPEEIITIIE Bl NOMINAL CAPITAL £350,(V1t SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL £232,£t PAID-TTP' CAPITAL ... ... £2!2,837 Vv,* HEAD OFFICE, MASTERTON. BRANCHES AT WELLINGTON, QREYTOWN, CARTERTON, PAHIA. TUA, EKETAHUNA, MARTINBOROUQH, ALFREDTON, DANNEVIRKE, WOODVILLE, AND PONQAROA. GENERAL MERCHANTS, AUCTIONEERS, WOOLBROKERS, STOCK, STATION, AND COMMISSION AGENTS. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON WOOL, STOCK, ETC., AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES.