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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 250, 15 July 1908, Page 6

■ SPECIAL..jVAtOTte? ' . FOR T.O-DAYi . (WEDNESDAY);/ . .. ; . You aro : always suro of somo "Extraordinary !Valuesjon a Wednesday, -■■ * 'and wo say frankly that'wo■ offer thcso.SpeoiaUValues..to.induce you to „ shop on a Wcdnesdav. The StbhJ will 'bo open from to G p.m., alld . if you haVo a hall-holiday, it ttill pay yoh to come iu'and do your mtop- .- ping Hero; • ■ 7'- ; ■ ■ .•' . j SOME OF THE SPECIAL VALUES. ' . • FANCY- KNITTED SHAWLS.In Cream.': 68 in the lot. ■ , : Worth ss. lid. To-day, 3s. 11d. each. '. 50 SHIRT BLOUSES, in Warm Winter Fabricsjviii Navy BhiGj Cardinal, ■ ■ Sky Bllit), aiid Black, with Fine White Stripes. s Td-daVj 4ii.-lid. ■■■" • ■ each. ' ' 1 ■' ■ " . . ' .. • : 12 JAP SILK-BLOUSES, in Cardinal only; 1 trimmed Valcnciennes Insertion. .To-day, 0s 11d. each. ' .' PIECE LACE ANB INSERTIONS FOR BLOUSES. < 18-inch PIECE. LACES, in. Fmo Makes. - WdaV, Is. Bd., is. lid., 2s. 3d., 2s. Bd., to ss, 11d. a yard. PALE ECRiU INSERTION, 2-iiiCli to 4^ihbhj:ifi?Fidd*Makes. To-day, 5d., Bd., 9d., lojd., Is. par yard. ■ COLOURED- INSERTIONS and PIECE LACES to Match, for Blouses and Dress Trimmings, in Sky Blue, Navy Blue, and Brown. v Insertions) 3-litch wide, To-day, 10|d a yard.. - \ Piece Lace, 20-inch wide, Tc»day, 58. 6d. '. 2?-incli SPOT and FANCY BLOUSE NETS. , • , . To-day; 25.'9 d., 2s, lid., 3s. 6d.i 4s. 6d., 4s. lid. yard. v CHOICE EVENING NECKWEAR; SEQUIN SCARVES, in Palo: Evening Colours*-., .. , , • ! To-day, 12s.'6d. and 295. 6d. each. SEQUIN and COLOURED EMBROIDERED SCARVES,' iii Pale Evening • / Tihts.- To-day, 325. 6d., 655. 6d., 695.- 6d.- oaoh. CREPE DE) CHINE EVENING SCARVES, iu Dainty Printed Patterns, ■ , r Extl-a Wide. To-day, 455. 6d. each. . ■ . • : -SEQUIN LACE BERTHAS for: Evening Wear! "V "" In White and Silver and White 1 and' Pearl," 1 11 To-day, 17S. 6d., 21s. 6d., 328. Gd. In.Black and.Steel, ! ..... .. . To-day, 149. od. • ■ \ . 11l Blaok, With Black Sequins'. 105.,6 d. , OTHER SPECIAL OFFERINCS. 350 yards STRIPED TWEEDS, in Fashionable Dark Colours, 42 inches . ; wide, at Is. Hd. a yard. . . 400 yards FANCY DRESS TWEEDS, in Navy, Brown, * Bronzo, and Myrtle, ; 42-inches'wido.- To-day,lis. 3d. a yard. , LADIES' RIBBED WOOLLEN VESTS, in Natural, , White, , and Pink. ' To-day at is. lid. each. LADIES' RIBBED WOOL VESTS, with Long Sleeves. : ■ : Tc«day, 4s. 9d. each. '; LADIES' RIBBED WOOL SPENCERS; with Long-Sleeves. : 1 To-day, 3s. 6d. cach. ■ ' CHILDREN'S COATS AND SKIRTS, in Warm Winter Materials, and worth 225. 6d. '; To-day, IBs. nd. A SPECIAL FOR _ MEN. V SMART TWEED OVERCOATS,'Rainproof Finish, in-all 'sizes. Worth • ' ■ • 455. to 555. _ i To-day, 32s 6d. each. KIRKCALDIE STAINS,-LTD.,.' ' LADIES' PATENT LEATHER, FOOTWEAE. OUR PATENT LEATHER SHOES aro Shoes of distinction. 'They look . ; ; it. They show it in every detail. 'Wo've, Patent.-Shoes for - dress • ' .'..-.wear,'for street, .for. stormy weather, foi\.all.;bcoa§ibh'S''..aUd-'purpoSes, in'the" New Winter Styles and in .Great Variety. ■' NOTHING LOOKS SMARTER. Ladies Patent- Leather - Gibson Tie Ladies' Patent . Leather " Goloshed Shoes,'. Peak: Caps, Pointed Toes, ■ : Button Boots, Straight Caps • Flexible - Sewn ' Soles, ' Cuban .Light- Sewn--Soles, Pointed Toes! r . Heels. 16s. 6d. • The .Bective: 17s 6d. \ . . -Ladies', Patent. Leather-.Gibson :-Tie Ladies' -Patent Leather Goloshed Shoes,' Straight Caps, the."Pique" ....., Bals,.Dull Kid Legs, the "Pique" Toe, Stout- Welted Soles, Cuban . , Top,,,§to'ut,-.,Welted Soles, Cuban - Heels. 18s, 6d.. . .• -Heels; ■ -.i • 195./6 d. - Ladies' Patent leather Derby Shoes, * Ladies'. Patfent Leather Derby Lace •Plain-Eronts, -Full Itound Toes,- ' Boots,'-Plain/" Fronts, Stout '• • ' Stout Welted Soles, Cuban Heels... . Welted Solos, Pull. Round Ties : ... r. 21s. Culjjn Heels. 22s,fid. „ . ' PATENT SHOES ARE MOST POPULAR WINTER,'' R. HANNAH ' ■ RETAIL STORES; LAMBTON QUAY- AND CUBA-STREET. WE DO FIRST-CLASS REPAIRS. - ' " - : j : - caio ' BARTLETT ? S :,. - : ' " INDIA' PROOF" }EST IN THE' liOMliNlOfl. POIiTRAITS- ;• BAETLETT AND - THE- i BESI - / Aro synouymuus with Piiotograyhio Eicsllenct, gAP-TLETT. pUOTOGKAi'HEB . ' . tO£ Auckland)!' I ''.. • - Wellingtca Studios—7 WILLIS STRUCT ftl. 1233.' - tßfltweea Carroll's and Grand Hotel). . ' ;;.; ,haakb ; :;,:piaeos.^. The HAAKE is a piano, with a reputation gained through its distinctiveness for sweetness •• W; I . ODe ' perfect action, beauty aud const ruction. It is on ideal instrument, and is used by musicians of note. It has proved its superiority fur. years, and'charms bv laeiody aud piwerful, yet sympathetic.tone.*" ; W ' - • TfIE'HAAiiE at,our warehouse, opposito,the. Grand, H0te1,:34, Willis Street, THE^-BRITISH-.. QprtwEWTAL PIAWO €0^ • GOOD CLOTHES ARE IN DEMAND WHEN, . ' : ; . . i •• ' TIMES, ARE PROSPEROUS. ' rjIHE fact that 50 per cent, more high-class; Tailoring has ]be?n autumn by MR vantage. . , ; . . „ v. . C 839 NORWICH - UNION LIFE SOCIETY; ' .- < ' AUTHORISED & LICENSED SURVEYOR, AWAKITEA.: HUNTEEVILLE. (The Great British MUTUAL OFFICE, - ' 4r 100 years old. CJURVEYS of all -kinds undertaken and at- • •• V ■ tended to promptly at Moderate Cost. JEWEST TABLES. LARGEST BONUSES. CBBS ' . GREATEST SECURITY. v J, ; — ■ . i-1 o"ogqaEd and peouse. \ . ARCHITECTS, SriSS 3 " ' CNiON BANK ' OF AUSTRALIA 8 Option Table. ' ' BUILDINGS, Leasehold Insurance, etc., eto. ■ BUNTES STREET. ' — . .- r-r: 637 DIRECTORS in New. Zealand! H. D. BELL, Esq., K.C. ~ MB LEO. P. DAVIES, DR. A. K. NEWMAN. iTi , SURGEON, DENTIST (Late Phil., U.S.A., and Edinburgh), - — , ; ■ -VVOODWARD STREET : ' ' ' (Two ' Doors "from Lindsay's Corner). fTf-ATI OFFICE) NORWICH CHAMBERS Tel. 28791 ' : CBl3 fOpposito Bank of New Zealand), . -. WELLINGTON,' OEAF.OET.H:,. ;S.' MACKENZIE, ' ■ ■■ 7 P BARRISTER and SOLICITOR, it h'KBRNOI- (Inauranso Department), , " COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, A, ttjuuuu.iineuta CUSTQMH.O.USH .QUAY, -WELLINGTON.