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SH "by appointment to his excellency the governok.] NEW YEAR, 1908. MANY of oar newest and best things have been designed and made during out Mb Littlejohn's stay in London. We have illustrating blocks far so few of these that we cannot issue a satisfactory catalogue this season. In addition to what we have already received new goods will be arriving durAll Settings are 18-Ct Gold. Pearls are of fine quality, properly set in the gold, and do not fall out. All gems are also of excellent quality. Brushes and Mirrors arc made with the metal stout enough to stand ordinary wear, and are not loaded with pitch, as is often done. The bristles and glass are of best quality. We have a large stock of Pearls, Diamonds, Rubies. Emeralds, Olivines, Sapphires, Opals and Turquoises unmounted. We would call attention to the quality and value of our goods. Country correspondents may have goods forwarded on approval. We should be instructed as particularly as possible about articles required and approximate prices. tMA»fff]^K»3ftm Watchmakers, Jewellers and Optician. 85 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. Telephone No. 2775. Goklblooni Bros., HIGH-CLASS LADIES' TAILORS AND DESIGNERS. Banks's Buildings, Grey Street, WELLINGTON. , Late with T. Lloyd and Co., Oxford [ Street, London, and W. Whiteley. Also with Bailer, and J. Fox and Co., New York. Dear Madam,— You, in common with other ladies, have, no doubt, experienced a great difficulty in securing the services of a thoroughly expert Ladies' Tailor in Wellington. We have pleasure in informing you that the difficulty can now be overcome by paying us a visit. We are in a position to make you a useful and stylish Costume, Riding Habit, Opera Cloak, Coat or Skirt in the finest quality, shades, and patterns of Face Cloths, Tweeds, Serges, etc. Our great speciality is taste in submitting effective styles and designs. Our Messrs A. and M. Goldbloom are holders of Diplomas issued by leading cutting and designing schools in London and New York, and they personally supervise this work, thus a perfect fit is assured. Prices from £4 4s. We trust that a perusal of these facts will bo of interest to yen, and that you will give us a trial. Yours faithfully, GOLDBLOOM BROS. ATTRACTIVE VALUES IN FURNITURE. l:Uia:li!riM-J:)Wtt High Value. A GOOD Bargain is to get what you OL want when you want it, at a reasonable price. Oak Sideboards, ... £6. Wardrobe, £slos. Chesterfield Saddle Bags, £7. Writing Cabinets, ... £2 10s. Sideboards, £3lss. Leather Easy Chairs, £2 10s. Jarra Bedsteads, ... £2 10s. Oak Hall Stands, ... £4 10s. Ex. Dining TabSe, ... £4- ss. Duchess Chests, ... £3. Hearthrugs, 6s. Wicker Chairs, ... £1 10s. Carpet Squares, ... £1 10s. R. E. Howell & Co., AUCTIONEERS, UP-TO-DATE HOUSE t FURNISHERS, PERRY STREET, MASTERTON. WHY THE ' DENTAL PARLOURS TAKE THE LEAD IX WELLINGTON, BECAUSE: Our Offices are the best equipped in the City. All our Operations are made as Painless as Human Knowledge and Skill can make them. Each Operator is Highly Skilled in his Our Prices are as low as they can possibly be made consistently with HighClass Work. And because all the Patients we attend send their friends to us. SETS (upper or lower), from .£2 2s AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS, Corner Willis and Boulcott Streets, Entrance—Boulcott-street. MR. K. A. ])K LAUTOUI Hours—9 to 5.30, 7to 8.30.

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9042, 7 March 1908, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9042, 7 March 1908, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9042, 7 March 1908, Page 6

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