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Free Lance, Volume V, Issue 221, 24 September 1904, Page 18

Addiess— 4l, THE TERRACE, Wellington.

SALT CELLARS.

Nowadays it is the custom to give each pei son at the table a separate Salt Cellar. Consequently, if you want to be up-to date you will want a few. Our low prices make it quite an easy mattei. Queen Anne, Silver Plated, 5/- ; Cut Glass and Silver Rim, 3/6 ; Finest Silver Plated, with Ruby Glass, 6/6 ; Solid Silver Salt Cellai and Spoon complete, 16/6.

ENTRE DISHES.

Absolute security and pronounced satisfaction are yours when you buy either of these. The handle on the Cover is easily removed, and when necessaiy you can use the Cover as a second dish. Good quality Silver Plate. Oval, 45/- ; Oblong, 55/-.

AFTERNOON TEASPOONS.

This is a specially strong line of ours. We have them cased up— Spoons and a pan of Sugar Tongs-in many dainty designs-so many in fact, that our stock is sure to include your fancy. In Fine Quality Silver Plate, 8/6, 13/6, and 16/6. In Solid Sterling Silver, 30/-, 32/6, 35/-, 40/-, 42/the case.

TEA AND COFFEE

SERVICES.

Our stock of these has been selected from the foremost English and American Manufactuiers— from makers we know all about— makers who would not turn out unreliable, low quality goods if asked to do so ; therefore it is with perfect confidence we ask you to come and see the many beautiful Tea and Coffee Services we have gathered together. Every piece reliably plated, and every design pleasing. Prices for 4-piece sets run, £5, £5 10/-, £6 10/-, £7 10/-, £8 10/-, £9 10/-, £10 10/-, to £16 10/-.