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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 336, 24 October 1908, Page 4

mimitmsHED truth. Th'prei arecerfcain people-whom wo an aQ likely to meet at one time or another who are aggressively truthful, They. escnpe tha most unkind of speeches on the ground of truthfulness, and hare no consideration for the tender feelings of sensitive folk, to whom the blunt truth ia not always agreeable. Truth is not always, unpleasant, though possibly it'may be as a general thing. It ia ? no doubt,• very profitable to hear the truth, but exceedingly unprofitable to tell it. Troth in business is very desirablo, and in an advertisement ejpooially it Bhould stand out like a sore thumb. The truth, the whole truth, •and the SolQitrutli is al] that appears in our advertisements. Whatever we promise in print we faithfully carry out; the prices wo quote are tho actual prices we charge, and the goods are exactly what we represent them to be. It is by such methods that we have won the confidence of the public; it is this adherence to the unvarnishod truth that' has helped to build up this big business. ' RATTAN AND WICKER FURNITURE FROM CHINA AND JAPAN. Last year we experienced such a strong demand for this class of furniture, that we , have thought it advisable to largely increase our stocks this year. Furthermore, we have • ■ gone direct to the sources of supply, saving thereby quite a; number of intermediate charges, the benefit of which accrues to our customers. * This furniture is light, easily portable,- artistic, and comfortable, and is by far the ■ best for the seaside bungalow or siuomor home. Tho prices are lower than they were a. year ago.iWIGKJER CHAIRS, in easy, comfortable shapes, and some of them are suitable for uphol- : Storing, At 11s, 6d., 135, 6d„ 16s, ad., 17s, 6d., 19s. 6d., 21s. 6d., 225. 6d., 255. RATTAN CHAIRS, in artistic designs and just the most suitable furniture for summor houses. At 12s. fid.. 135., 153, 6d., 17s. fid., 18s. 6d., 19s. Bd., 225. fid., 265! RATTAN AND WICKER SETTEES,, elegant in design and suitable for the best room of the; seaside residence or bungalow, ■ ■ , At 273. 6d., 31S. 6d., 373. 6d.> 425. 6d., 455., 495., 525. 6d., S7S. Bd., 60s. RATTAN AND WICKER LQUNGES. Tftes? are strong and comfortable, and are suit,able for verandah or lawn. , At 19s, 6d, 225. 6d., 255., 275. 6d., 295; 6d. BATTAN AND WICKER TABJjES, round and square shapes, in great variety, • ■ At lis. 6d., 188.!. 178. (Id., 188. 6d,i 19s. 6d.| 215., 225. fid, RATTAN DECK. CHAIRSj with patent log rest, wbiqh, when not in use, may be pushod under the seat, . At 17s. fid-, 19$. 6d., 225. 6d., 255., 275., 305., 325. 6d. eaoh CHILDREN'S RATTAN AND WICKER CHAIRS. These are light Japanese Chairs, and , can be easily carried abput by children, , At 4s. Hd., Ss. 6d>, 6s. 6d., 7s. fid., Bs. 6d. each. 'fiVICKER WORK BASKETS, very handy to have in the home. At 17s. 6d., 18s. Bd., 195., 6d., 21s. 6d. each. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. • 1 ' ■' ■ • . C 512 ' !?"■ ■. —-—• SPECIAL VALUES. . MEN'S TENNIS AND BOWLING SHOES. : Men's White "Champions" Black Butter Soles, 4s, 6d.,. , _ . kr. .Men's" White "National," White Rubber Soles, 7s. '6'd/ 1 ■' ' 'Men's .White or Brown'.Canvas, Stout Red Eubbor.. Soles, for Tennis oi : ■ 'Bowls, Reduced from-12s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. Men's'Witts Sports Canvas Tennis-Shoes; Gombinsd I 'Chrome and Rubber ■ ;". Soles, for Asphalt Qourts, :12s. 6d. . ' r ' Men's White Buckskin fowling Shoes, Hand-sewn/Welts, ,Stout Eed Bubber Soks, ,16$. ,6si> \ ' ;|r ' WOMEN'S TENNIS SHOES. . Women's Glace Kid Lace or Two-bar Shoes, Best Stout Red Rubber Soles. - Reduced from 12s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. ' ; Women's Whit® Drill Oxfords, Black Rubber Soles, 3s. 6d. : Grey Plimsolls, Black Rubber Soles, 3s. 3d. . CHROME SOLES ATTACHED TO ANY SHOES, Warden's 3s, 6d. pair.' Men's, 4s; 6d. pair. ' ■ R; HANNAH AND 'CO., LTD., RETAIL STORES: LAMBTON QUAY AND CUBA STREET. ■ ■ ' . ' ■ ' ' CBIO . THE ROYAL BRINSMEAD PIANO. ,v " THE PREMIER PIANO OF THE WORID.' FROM 65 GUINEAS UPWARDS. ~ASH OR EASY TERMS. • CHAS; BEGG AND- CO., LTD., 118 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON, : C 092 ROYALTiES ARE PAID IN GREAT BRITAIN ' - ' TO THE LONDON CUTTER NOW EMPLOYED BY ■ • D. M3LLIGAN, \ ' MERCHANT TAILOR AND BREECHES MAKER, ' AT THE ENGLISH TAILORING ROOMS, KELBURNE'AVENUE. ~ THE ROYALTIES paid to him are for the use of his NOTABLE INVENTION for producing RIDING BREECHES, which are seamless at tho knees, , thus preventing friction when in tlie saddle. Equestrians are invited to place their orders with us for RLDTNfi POLO, OR HUNTING BREECHES. " , • P,S;~Our rooms are specially attractive at present with the NOVELTIES IN SUMMER /SUITINGS, which have just am csgg WELL-CUT CLOTHES. WELL-CUT CLOTHES GIVE PERSONALITY TO THE WEAEEE. - DON'T SINJJ YOUR INDIVIDUALITY in 111-cut Garments, which cost as much as the best, when we can make you a SUIT WHICH SUITS YUU, at a PBiCE TO SUIT YOU, cut in the LATEST STYLE, and FITTING PERFECTLY.. . •' BRADFORD WOOLLEN CO., "THE QUALITY TAILOES," WELLINGTON. - C 971

NOTICE OF REMOVAL. COOK, Solicitor, has EEMOYED His Offices totto, 208 Lambton Quay, Wellington. ' A- B. HOLD SHIP, • BAEBISTEB AND 60LICIT0E, BOOTH'S BUILDINGS. FEATHEESTON AND JOHNSTON STEEETS, (Seoond Floor). PloasQ take "lift, CSO7 AND DIDSBUBY, Dental Surgeons, 91 WILLIS STEEET. WELLINGTON, • Telephone No.' 216. 1 JJOBEBT E. RICHMOND, C.E.. SUE VET OE AND . "CIVIL ENGINEER. Hareonrt'e Baildine, Wellington. .'Phono 2093, Land Transfer Surveys,. fvoi; A - WELLS 'SBWTOt AJL» (Late of Eiehmond and Newton), SUBVEYOB AND CIVIL ENGINEEE. 15S LAMBTON QUAY. Telephone 2965. 575Q . H. OGGA.ED AND VBOU SE, ARCHITECTS, ONION BANK OF AUSTRALIA BUILDINGS, ' ~HgNTEB STEEfIT, «U

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