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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXV, Issue 2, 28 February 1907, Page 1

-^-<->^$> Ladies' Blouses for the .Holidays. <§£«>—•■ T TS(^ICICI carries the finest stock of-Ladies' Blouses in the Colony, and can supply any of the fashion- ... - able styles in the following, which will be sent free by post to any address throughout vSft j^Jjjewj ew Zealand. We have Blouses to fit almost any size, and would advise that when ordering -Jit JK ■ " s ° • i the measure round the bust be sent. LADIES 1 COLORED MUSLIN BLOUSES— LADIES' WHITE MUSLIN DRESSES— LADIES' COLOURED SILK BLOUSES— Trimmed Tncks, Frills, and Lace Trimmed Embroidery or Good In Pink, Eau de Nil, Helio, and Insertions—2/11, 3/6,4/6, 4/11, 6/6, Lace, 3/11, 4/11, 5/11,6/6,6/11, Reds—l 4/6, 15/6j 16/6, 19/6, 21/7/6, 10/6 9/6, 10/6, 12/6- LADIES. BLAC|, BLOU r SEs_ 1 LADIES' COTTON DELAINE^ BLOUSES— LADIES' WHITE SILK BLOUSES— In Roman Patin—3/11, 5/6, 5/11, M In Checks, Stripes, and Floral Pat- Richly - trimmed Insertion, 6/11, 7/6, 9/6, 11/6. In Jap and ■ terns—2/11, 3/6, 4/11, 6/6, 7/6, 9/6, Tucks, and Ruchingß—ll/6, Merv Silk—9/6, 10/6, 11/6, 15/6, ■ 12/6 14/6. 15/6, 17/6, 21/-, 25/- 21/-, 25/-, 29/- - I T. ROSS, Direct Importer, 130 Princes Street & HiglTStreet, DUHEBInT I - I Extraordinary BARGAINS ™*^B^&^&ili&% La?d'wfingSt°e\Un|c&e mI 1 I »t iha Tuflat <'WaVfl nn"- »> Chrome Balmo als 12/6 .5,6,6/11,7/6 I ■ Al lue UlOdl HttlH)-Up n (jlaoe Kfd Button Boot", dressy 14/6 Ladieß'Liffhl-, Dress Boots - .- 8/11 I B >«. TkAAm nIT n Bluohere, nailed, with toe and heel plates, „ Strong Boot^ for the farm ... 6/11 I ■ %% % DUUI DALE 4/6,5/11,7/6,8/6" „ Extra Light Lace or Button Boots 1 ■ -,- — Stronff Working Balmorals ...- ... 7/11 12/6 and 12/9 , I ■ PITY RflflT PAI APF Very Heavy Solid Kip Watertights, for Ladies' Felt Slippsrs 1/3 ■- m Ul I I DUUI rMLHUL bard winter wear ... ...14/6. R stbub S.ippers 2/6 I B BVNEDIN. Ladies' Walking Shoeß. lacing, patent a-j«» A.,?«ir T nrk{i« «,«D A»,<Ai nn i«»+ ■ A JOS. McKAY Propr.. leather toe-caps, sewn 4/6 0^ QuiCK! Willie thd BargOlllS lESt. 1 f -I — I I The Best Spread "l( n IA M Absolutely Pure I For Daily Bread IV U AlVl Therefore Best. V I (^^^7^7^^ BREAD and BISCUITS. I I > A Splendid ' - 1 I / ; il We require your support, and it will pay you ■ I ( Ch «ap Watch At 26/- - topatroni&u^-; ' - 1 ■ > — *—s*~s^—^^^^s_xv_xv_-' s Ask fob the wblii-known *- I I riIHE farnoua Keyless "OMEGA" Watoh, in W~ " COCkatOO W Brand Of BJSCUitS, I ■ A Strong Niokel. Open-faced Oaae. A re- "" " I ■ markably accurate timekeeper, and a splendid BREAD Delivered to all parts of City and Suburbs. I - ■ investment for such a small sum, I I t Post free to any addrese. . Cleanliness is observed in the , ' 1 - I ■ , manufaocure of all our artioles. ■ -Q.>.T. YOUNG, ' wM.™Sr*<XUm,.. 'I ' I 88 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN Bread and Biscuit Bakers, Coffee Merchants, I I ' . , Also at Wellington," Tlmaru, and Oamaru KING" STREET, DUNEDIN. I I I II far* Ring Up 921 •'. Or write us. 1 TUC IMDCDIAI UnTCI AIIOI/I AMFI Most Homely Hotel, and convenient *• int liyirtrllAL nU I UL, AUbKLAIiU, PoßtOfflce. Railway^^ Station & St««n*r