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. RACE GLOVES. If you are off to Trcntham to-morrow yon will most likely be wanting a New Pair of Gloves. If so,' you cannot do better than mako a call at our Glovo Counter. You will get the 13est at tho Most Reasonable Prices. CALVAT'S KID GLOVES, two large domes, broad stitched backs, in Mauve, Sky Blue, Pearl Grey, Tuscan, Tan, Beaver, Bronzo, Myrtle, and Navy Blue, At 5/6 a pair. CALVAT'S KID GLOVES, with four domes, plain backs, in Tan, Beaver, and Brown, At 5/6 a pair. ' MOSQUETAIRE SUEDE GLOVES, 8-button length, in Black, White, Beaver, and Brown, At 6/6 a pair. MOSQUETAIRE KID GLOVES, in White, Beaver, Navy Blue, and Brown, At 8/11 and 7/11. a pair. SOME DRESS WEAVES. Here is another selection of Smart Cotton. Fabrics, in Fashionable Colours. Besides submitting to you an assortment that cannot be duplicated in the Dominion, wo are offering you the goods at very reasonable prices. FRENCH CAMBRICS, in White and Light Grounds, with stripes, checks, and neat designs; 32in. wide, At 10|d. a yard. SOFT FINISHED FRENCH CAMBRICS, in lovely French colourings, very neat designs; 32in. wide, At 11d. a yard. FANCY FRENCH COTTON VOILES, in floral effects, in lovely colourings; 30in. wide, • At 1/6 a yard. NEBULEUSE A CARREAUX, Fancy French Muslins, in fashionable designs and colourings; 30in. wide, At 1/8 a yard. CRYSTALLINES, in Fancy Stripes and Checks, in all popular colours, At 2/11 a yard. FRENCH DRESS LINENS, in Blue and White, Groen and White, Navy and White, Brown and White, and Heliotrope and White stripe effects; 44in. and 46in. wide, At 2/6 and 2/9 a yard. FANCY DELAINES, All Wool, in Light and Dark Grounds, with very effective designs; SOin. jvide, At 1/9, 1/11, 2/-, 2/3 a yard. UNIFORM CLOTH, a Nice Washing Fabric, in Dark Grounds, with Fancy Stripes and Checks; 30in. wide, At 9d. a yard. FRENCH DYED LINENS, 46in. wide, in all New and Fashionable Shades, At 2/« a yard.

KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. * gE-t* FORTH S. MACKENZIE, K BABEISTEE and SOLICITOR. COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. WELLINGTON. WG. FEASEE o (Lata U.S.S. Coy.), CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, AND i'C-RWARDING AGENT. First Floor, Nathan's Building (over C, M. Banks, Ltd.), .'iiiT No. 11 Grey Street, Wellington. Telephone 2729 . ! HENDERSON'S EE BUTTER-SCOTCH. "IT'S AWFU' GUID." C 787 IJIHE EMPIRE HOTEL (LIMITED). THE LEADING AND MOST CENTRAL HOTEL IN WELLINGTON. ' E. W. SOFIELD (Late of Cofcer's Hotel. Christchuroh), Manager. ■ C6S7 BIRTHS, MARRIACES AND DEATHS. DEATH. JEFFS.—On October 18, 1003, at the Wellington Hospital, after a short, painful illness, Edward James Feroival, beloved son of A. E. and M. Jeffs, .'ged 17 years. FUNERAL NOTICES. THE Friends of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. JEFFS .are respectfully invited to attend tho Funeral of their dearly beloved son, Edward James Percival, leaving their residence, Palm Grove, TO-DAY (TUESDAY), OCTOBER 20, 1908, at 2 o'clock, for the Karori Cemetery. D. AND J. RITCHIE, Funeral Furnishers, Tel. 1964. 84 and 86 Revans Street.