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EXTRAORDINARY ' MILLINERY' values. • This is iin excollolit timo tb buy another Hat to see tlio season through, but of course you don't want to pay much for this sccond liati If you will visit oiir Millinery Ekloii you will have tlio choice of a llttlidred or nibre Hats, and the following prides speak for themselves:— SOFT FELTS, in all wanted Trimmed Baud, at 6s. 6d. eaBH. . TAJI CROWN FELT HATS, trimmed with Quill, at 13s. 6d. each. > FELT HATS, Smartly Trimmed with Wings' aitd Ribhbli, at 16s. Bdi daOHi • FELT and STRAW HATS, in the Latest Shapes and Colours, trimmed Flowers/Wings, and Ribbons, ■ . At 'l7s. fid. each. BLOUSES FOR THE COLD WEATHER. ALL WOOL FLANNEL SHIRT, BLOUSES, in Cream; with .Coloured x StHpes, and in Cdloui's with Whito Stripes, at ds. lid. each. " FRENCH" WOOL BLOUSES, in Crdain Nun's Veiling and Delailie, Finely Tucked Fronts, fastening at back, at 10s, 9d., 123 6d. tiach. ' FRENCH BLOUSES of Nun's Veiling, • with Hand-made Yokes, in'. Creain and all Colours, at 15s. 6d. each. FRENCH BLOUSES, of Nun's Veiling, Trimmed ; with Coloured Oriental Embroideries, •at 18s. 6d. and 21sr each. \ CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. In this Department mothers will find everything necessary for tlio dressing ■ of Children, and there is no, extravagance ill our prices. CHILDREN'S CLOTH COATS, in Cream Beaver and Nap, at 10S. 6d,. 12g. 6d., to 21s. eaoh. CHILDREN'S RED RIDING-HOOD CAPES) at Jb. 6d., 9s. Bdi. 10s. lid., 12s. lid. each. CHILDREN'S WOOLLEN BLOOMERS in Cream and Navy Blue, at 4S. 6d.j INFANTS' 58 mEAM BEAVER PELISSES, at 10S. 6d., 153.- 6d.| 183. lid. l . THE 'VARSITY SUIT FOR LITTLE BOYS. ... A now range of this Popular Suit is now available for selection. Shirt Blouse, Belt, and Shorts, ill' Fancy Fawn Tweed, Faricv Greeii Tweed, Fancy Grey Tweed, Navy Slue. Flahnel and Grey Flannel, at 1«s; to 19s. Gd. ■ KIRKCALDIE ' • ■STAINS, LTD. : "JjIREDK. BLACK, A.M.Inst.E.E., L CONSULTING ELECTRICAL ' ENGINEER. For Lighting, Power, Tramway, and Light Railway Undertakings.' ' ) THE KING'S CHAMBERS. WELLINGTON'. Telegraphic Address: "Kilowatt, Wellington." MILL AH ROBERTSON, , ' ART ILLUSTRATOR, LAND, STOCK, GENERAL COMMISSION • ' AGENT, THE SQUARE. FEILDING. MONET TO LEND. 1? OBERT COOK, Solicitor, 200 T.nmbton Quay, has MONEY TO LEND, in sums of iIOO and awards. at Current Rates. . C6lB RICHMOND AND NEWTON, harcourt;s buildings, Wellington. CJURVETS of all kinds effected with AccurCJ ncy, Promptness, and Lowest Cost. SURVEYORS AND ENGINEERS. - ■ /'■' ,- 625 MONEY TO LEND. p H. PUTNAM, SOLICITOR, Eoofch'c Building's (First Floor), FEATHERSTON STREET. WELLINGTON. C 721 A B- H & 1 D S H I P, . BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, ROUTH'S BUILDINGS, FEATHERSTON AND JOHNSTON STREETS (Second Floor). Please take lift. CBO7 Jg U'L K L E Y AND DIDSEUR T, Dental Surgeons, 91 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Telephone) No. 210. C 603 FUNERAL NOTICES. THE Friends of the late MICHAEL O'SULLIVAN, of 88 Ellice Street, are invited ti attend his Funeral, which will leave St. Joseph's. Church, Buckle Street, TO-DAY (Wednesday), JULY; 15, 1908, at 2 p.m., for the Karori Cemetery. J. PLYGER AND CO., Undertakers and Embalmers, New Premises, 222 Cuba 1 Street. Telephone (day or night) 1073. Reauiem Mass will be Celebrated at 8 a.m.