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Evening Post, Volume LXX, Issue 71, 21 September 1905, Page 7

7/fillinery / %)a(nty Confections from trans now ■ dhowtng* Despite the fact that the weather is still very changeable there have been many eager buyers in our Millinery Department, anxious to select their millinery from the advance styles. The daintiest French and English models, which far surpass anything of a like nature ever shown by us, are now being displayed. Tfew Styles/ ! Tfeiv Shade 6ffects / / 9few Shapes / / fyntnmmed Straws* > We are making a Special Window Display of the newest shapes in UNTRIMMED STRAWS. This is a rare opportunity for the amateur milliner to secure the latest shapes for her Spring or Summer hat at a low price, for this season's shapes are higher in quality and lower in price than previous showings. In all the newest shapes and various shades At 4/6, 5/6, 6/-, 7/6, 8/-, 8/6 to 22/6 each Unmmingst All the wanted- trimmings, such as Flowers, Ribbons, Silks, etc., in stock. A full assortment to select from, in correct shadings and little prices. JCirkcaldie <& StainSj Jltd. Itfeliington and 9fapier. 50 SAMPLE TUNIC SUITS FOR SMALL BOYS' WEAR, IMJ 8/6 10/6 ■ DUCKS, DRILLS, AND GALATEA. THESE ARE SPECIALITIES, AND WORTH LOOKING AT. 7/6 8/6 10/6 [NEW ZEALAND I km B S i PSJI LA.MBTON QUAY, ICLOTHING^CTO^ WELLINGTON. * ===== Ladies 5 Harid iags, === ; Silver, and Sslver-tnoynted Purses. ; A • , During the week we have opened up, ex s.s. Turakina, a large assortment of Sterling Silver and Electro-plated > "* Ware. Amongst the shipment comes a very nice assort- ) •i ment of Ladies' Hand Bags, Purses, etc. The Bags, which are of new and artistic designs, are made in various leathers, such as Sealskin, Calf, Crocodile, etc. > * Prices of them are 15/6, 17/6, 21/-, 22/6, 25/-, 27/6, 32/6 each > -i Silver-mounted Purses, in the same leathers, and > 4 priced at 11/6, 15/6, 17/6, 21/-, 25/- each > These Goods are by the bast London makers, and should interest the ladies. Stewart Sawsoq $ So., I A JEWELLERS, WELLINGTON. > "* Open all day Wednesday. Closed I p.m. Saturday. > jftTTTYVYYTTTTTTTV^VVYTVrT^ LINENS AND CANVASES.^ ■fX7'E have just opened up a fine range of OLD BLEACH LINENS, which ar "• - being so much used for Summer Dresses and Blouses. This Linen has n< dressing, and docs not shrintt when washed. NEW CANVASES and a full stock of LUSTRES, FLAX THREADS, and WASHING SILKS IN all colours. TRANSFER DESIGNS for BLOUSE and DRESS TRIMMINGS. PBINGL E'S AUT NISEDLEWORK DEPOT. 69, LAMBTON-QTJAY H-lf }J5 THAT ARE WORTH THEIR PRIOK, •"* v FOR THE PRIOE IS RIGHT. A W^^^^^^^^^^^^S^^^. T^" yon aro * n noc^ °f ft £ 00^ WATCH Sk at a m "^ era^ a price, wo buve tho Mm article you wallt - Silvor Keyle«« tlircofine* I quarter pinto Genuine Knglisb l.ovors, '^m^^M'^^^^^^^^m 1 colebratM "otowhwiw,' xi 4s. If you W V^^Mi^^^^^^^^^^^M a live some dtatance from tlio city, send us Hi Si&gjil «^^^^^^^^^M^ j a I>ost Uffico ordor ° 1 ' cheque, and wo will vuXfefilliaSl^Esl'* Itf^siiyiiraf/ w '^' n !f mran t fiß f° l> t(vot (v 0 years; money SB | $gg]!!jgr Wo repair Watches also, and repair \jj I I nVH WATCHMAKER, . W. I^UUJU, JEWELLER, &o, Telephone, 674 55, Lambton-quay. OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS.