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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 400, 8 January 1909, Page 4

INEXPENSIVE MILLINERY. , . >- . / You probably want another hat, and, of oourse, you don't want to pay as much as you did for the hat purchased at tho beginning of the season. That is very reasonable, and wo aro endeavouring to moet your demands for inexpensive millinery; the following proves that we aro doing our best TUSCAN STRAW HATS, trimmed coloured Maline, Frills Edged j Lace, 14/6. BLACK LEGHORN FLOPS, prettily trimmed Ruche and Frills, At 15/8. HOLLAND AND COLOURED LINEN HATS, trimmed Scarf of Shantung, At 9/0. TUSCAN 'AND ■ STRAW HATS, trimmed ;. assorted Flowers, 21/-. THE NEW GAINBORO' HAT, in green and brown straw, trimmed with ribbon and quill, At 21/-. A PRETTY HAT, 'in Wedgwood bluo- shades; with a garden posy at side, At 21/A GRACEFUL HAT, in burnt straw, trimmed with pale mauve lilac, pink rosea, and knot of black ribbon, ; At 21/S SMART MORNING HAT, in two shades' of Copenhagen blue, brim of straw, and the trimmings poufs of ribbon, At 21/-. THE NOVAR HAT, with slightly upturned front, green straw, 'trimmed with convolvulus and foliage, , .. At 21/-. A MODISH HAT, in Tuscan straw, edged frilled lace, and trimmed with, two ■ shades of silk, At 21/-. " MISS HOOK" SAILOR HAT, now so popular, trimmed with two smart poufs . of ribbon in green, and buckle to match, At 21/-. STAINS, LTD* MONEY TO LEND. JN any sums, on approved Freehold Security, . at Lowest Current Bates. by instalments'- can be arranged. SIR KENNETH DOUGLAS, i'Solicitor,'■ ■■ 1 1 ■-~ ' I i Commercial Chambers, 31 Hunter i Streot. I C 1057 I mHE ' COMMERCIAL ' HOTEL, I j LAMBTON QUAY [; ?: i i ',: . (Adjoining tho Trocadero). ' , I I; Wellington's Latest and' Mist Up-to-date Hos- I I telry. Very central. One minute from Wharves ,and General Post Office. Houso now., Furniture new, . Everything new. Passenger lift. Every .room , lit' by; 1 electricity. .The Chef''do LCuisine is a first ; class man, under special contract to-the management,, and : guests, favouring I this hotel with their patronage are assured the Bill-of-Eare will be of tho very best. <- Tariff, from Bs. per, day.-Midday Lunch, 12 to 2 p.m., 16. fld.. Breakfast, from 8,30 a.m. Tho Proprietor will provide Motor Cars, with experienced drivers, i for patrons; at a very reasonable charge.: House open to guests from 16 aim. to midnight. Day and Night Porter, Proprietor—GEO. PINNOCK. ' CIOO2 nnHE EEV. I. T. WALTON, informs Parents • \ ; that his Boys' Preparatory School will open at 24 Grant Road, I'EBEUAEY 2nd, 1909. - ; : The. School has the approval of the .Governors .of the Wellington College as a Preparatory School for .that College. , 1 ' i... ' VACANCIES EOS-A LIMITED NUMBER OP BOARDERS. 9565 EMPIRE HOTEL, WILLIS AND VICTORIA STREETS. THIS Hotel is now in a position to offer special advantages and inducements to : those; requiring Permanent; Accommodation. .; Convenient arrangements can ,'also ber made for Board only during tho Holiday Season. 'Separate Suites of Roonis for. Families. ,1 , ~ MRS. P. POOL, Proprietress. Bos 365. . . Tel. 198. : ■ . C 1069