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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 483, 16 April 1909, Page 4

LATENI JSNifiKljY* Most people do not Utb up to.the uihnost of their capacity. If ah unusual necessity forces Uβ to prctse onward, n Burprisins? thing tefcurs. ( The ftitiguo gets worse- up to b a certain critical iKsint, then gradually or suddenly it passes a Way, ahd we Are fiesher ' than before. Wo navo evidontiy tapped a level of iiew cnorgy, masked until thon by « the fatigue obstacle usually oboyed, Thoro may be layer after hyer of this expeiienco. k ''A third and a fourth ''wind" may supcrvdne. Mental activity shows the phenomenon U 09 well as physical) and in exceptional cases wo may find, beyond the very extremity r( 6f fatigue—distress, amounts of ease and power that wo never dreamt ourselves to owii) dbUK&B of •strehßth habitually not taxed at all, betiauso habitually no never pueli through, the obstruction, nover pass • thoso early critical' points As with tho " individual, to with tho store. The latent energy possessed by this establishment wo - know to be great.' An extra pressure—doublo tho pressure of business—may fatigue ' ' a little, but WO aro ([Uito capable of getting through with it. At all events, tvo would like the exporlence of such a test. FASHIONABLE FURS CIVE A PERFECT FINISH TO THE • WINTER GOWN. C ' The Real Furs aro now on view, and we would liko you to seo them, even if you are nob disposed to miiko purchases. Real fure ate worth buying, for they will ' ' Jast a lifetime, and the shape.?,aro easily ,nltored to conform to tho fashion in vogue. ■\Ve have imported some really beautiful and luxurious Necklets ahd Muffs in Fox, fitono Marten, Baum Marton, Jap. Marten, Russian Sable, Kolinsky, Sable Fitch, Mar- . jnotj We. LONG RICH B'llJM MARTEN FUR, finished on shoulder with sis heads and tails, , ' arid matched in. front with 'same, at '£37 10/- , HANDSOME BAUM MARTEN FUR, very long, beautifully shaped and finished with i hoads .nd tails, at £28. REAL FOX FUR SETS, in the now smoked grey, blue grey, and brown shades; also ' in white. T)V'o distinct furs, finished on shoulder with two heads, at £11 11/NEW SHAPED SATCEET MUFF, with beads'and tails to match the furs , above, at \ £11h 8 REAL STONE MARTEN FUR SETS, long fur, finished <vith heads and tails, at £10 16/6. Muff to match, at £3 19/6. , REAL BLACK .TIPPED FOX FUR SET, Long Double Fur, richly decorated with heads c j - and tailSj at '£8 8/- Muff to match, at £4 4/REAI, JAPANESE SABIE FUR SET, RMofd Shaped Necklet, at £7 19/6. Muff to match, at £5 15/6. - / REAL BEAR FUR SET, Long Thick Granville Shaped Fur, at £1 19/6. Large Muff r 1 ' to match, at £1 2/6. ■ ' GREY SQUIRREL FUR CAPE, daintily made and finished with heads and tails, at £5 19/6. , ' I ' MUFF to matoh the above, at £2 19/6. ' ' SABLE FITCH FURS, in all the fashionablo shapes, at 28/6, 49/6, 6S/-j 69/6, 90/6, 97/6 to £6 10/- . ' I ', ' MUFFS TO MATCH, at 25/r, 30/-,'35/-, 46/-, 50/-, 60/-, 70/-, to 100/~OPOSSUM,FURS, in now shapes, in dyed and natural colours, at 11/6, 28/6, 37/6, 57/6, , \ 67/6 each, -, , i ■ , ' v( MUFFS TO MATCH, at 21/-, 25/-, 27/8, 30/-, 35/-, 40/- '- '- NEW FOX FURS, in light fawn and gray mixtures, at 27/0 and 09/6. MUFFS |TO MATCH, at, 20/- and 29/6 each. ,-J • "LONG BEAR FURS,i very thick fur, and well Shaped, at 37/6, 89/6, 65/6, 63/- each, j ' MUFFS TO MATCH, at 2R/6, 32/6 each. « , , NATURAL GREY FOX FURS, at 12/6, 21/-,' 38/6, 56/6. BIG MUFFS TO MATCH,'at 20// and 30/- ■' , ,' v iBLACK CARACUL FURS, in tho Granville, Throwovor, and Record shapes, at 8/6, ' 10/6, 12/6, to 30/- , ' i i MUFFS TO MATCH, at 7/6, 9/6, 11/6, to 25/6. ' LONG CANADIAN RACOON FURS, in blue dyed shades, at 59/6 and £4 19/6. * ■ ( MUFFS TO MATCH,'at 40/-and 75/6. " '\ KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, Ltd. ,' . « ' ' Coi2 : , ■ , ?-: -*—' ~ ■ r - HAVE , YOU SEEN OUR NEW ■ . ,- '•._;• GOLF FOOTWEAR? ,' ' > If not, you have missed seeing the" Snappiest Line of GOLF SHOES to be had. ALL CORRECT • STYLES. No matter what shape or size ] vou require, we can fit you: and most "important of all, THEY NEED NO BREAKING IN, ; FOR LADIES. , , FOR MEN. ■ Ladies' Tan' "Willow Calf Golf Men's Tan Willow Calf Lace Shoos, perforated golosh, welted Shoes, perforated golosh, welted soles, round toes, 18/6. , ■- soles, 21/i< Ladies', .Tan Willow Calf Brogue Men's Brown Zulu Calf Brogue •• l ■ pattern golf slices, extra stout Shoes, welted stout waterproof Boles, medium toes, 19/6. soles; 23/6. ■ , " Ladies' Tan, Willow Calf Lace Men's Black Gun Metal Calf Boots,''stout soles, round toes, Brogue Shoes,'stout waterproof > ' "Tho Bective." 21/- * ' f-oles, welted, 23/6. . ■> 'Ladies' Tart Willow Calf Derby Men's Tani Willow Calf Broguo Dals.j Stout Waterproof soles, ' Shoes, stout welted soles, the "Tho Beotive," 22/6. # ",K" make, 25/COLF NAILS NO EXTRA CHARGE. : WHEN ORBERINC BY MAIL PLEASE ADD Is. PAIR POSTAGE. '.*' J ' '-U. HANNAH & CO., LTD. RETAIL STORES) LAMETON QUAY AND CUBA STREET. , ',' ; ; ~ ' CBio THE. CHOICEST COLOTTBS, THE FINEST'PATTEENS ObtaidablO from London, Scotch, and Irish'HotlSos Bro boisg . ■\ ' ' ' THE ENGLISH TAILORING ROOMS, _.!, IN KELBUENE AVENUE. ■ Gentlemen favouring us with their orders are assured of Style, Fit, and Finish enual ta - the Beet West-End Standard. * l ' . ' " D. MILLIGAN, iIEROHANI , TAILOR AND BREECHES MAKER. CUCO , ' . MAKE A NOTE OF THIS! T7STE are siiecialising on HAND-SEWN &jITS at LOW PEICES, and want you to remember iTY Vthat our SuiU are tho BEST you can buy. , We lead in tailoring, and can fit a suit to your figure, and suit your taste. , - ' ' V BRADFORD WOOLLEN CO:, "THE QUAUT X' 1 AiLOES." 3&1 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. For the ■ FINEST PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK IN THE DOMINION. ' < ' , STUDIOS: W' TLT TJ'A "PTT 10 WILLIS STREET, , J±. J3AM.liili(ll, WELLINGTON, (And at AUCKLAND). ' JCHEEE NEW PROCESSES: "INDIA PROOF," "MONOCHIiOME," and "MEZZOTONE" Tel. 1233. ', (Registered). 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lei. ■ luj. , » vMn-a«oi -THOSE WHO SOFFEU FKOM WEAK DIGESTION, And those who are wcaiy, run-doim, and debilitated should drink fegularly I'HCM> &u« AMJ UJ.'b Spulclioe N WAI-KONGOA HINEKAL iWATEKI' t ' Nature's best and safest leiuedy for stoniaohio troubles. It is guaranteed to relieve plethora, stimulate digestion, and enable the hiimau organism to resist djsease. A grand tonio, J.t d better than foreign waters. It is delightfully crisp and pleasant to tho palate, full of "life" and sparkle, and inetantly refreshes ■ ono. MiJKsa perfectly with milk, - wines, ales, and spirits. Charged only with NATUKAL CtAS, T. and W. XOUNQ, Wellington Agents. ClOl2 1 _= ■ = W. H. PBILP,, HOUSE AND' OFFICE CLISANENG CON. TUACTUB, N.Z. Alliance Buildings, 113 Willis Strest (Eoom I). ' Chimneys swept, by nober men. Gentlemen's' Uothes piessad. ■ Venetiau Blindb lOßallWi. CM7 / • MONEY TO LEND. ' I iTN any enms, on approved Freehold Security, O. at Lowest Current Biitou. Eepayment by instalments can be arrangod. . 618 KENNETH DOUQLAB, Solicitor, Commercial Ohaoibers, al Outer. Street CIOSJ AXEL HOLTZ <Tei. 2008), MAS3EUB AND MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN (Late Masseur of N.Z. Government at Botoma). j Ladles attended by MISS AOLD (Tel, 2384), ' MASSEUSE. 123 WILLIS STKEET, WELLINGTON, CIIIS Mr. Hoby's Dentist Building. HOGQABD AND PEOCBE, ARCHITECTS, UNION BANK OF AOSTBALIA BOILDINGB, HUNTEU STttEEX.

' ■ ■ nnHE NEW COMMJ3BCIAL HOTEL, A LAMBTON QUAY. ! GEO. PINNOCK ... Proprietor. Wellington's Latest "and Most Up-to-da'te Hostelry. Very central. One minutu trom Wharves aud General Post Office. House new. Furniture new. Everything new. Passenger lift, livery 'room ht by electricity. Tho Chef do Cuisino is a first-olasa man, under special contract to the management, and guests favouring • this hotel with thoir patronage are assured tlio ' Bill-oE-Fare will be ot tbe very best. ' ' Tariff, from Bs. per day. Midday Lunch 12 to 2 p.m., la. Cd. Breakfaet, from 6.30 ain Motor cars for hire, experienced drivers' ' charges reasonable, long or short journeyfi' House open to guests from 6 a.m. to taidnieht" Day and Nisht Porter. ** ' Propnotor-GEO. PINNOOK. cwoa 2 . EMPIfcE HOTEL. - WILUS AND VICTOBIA STEEETS. THIS HOTEL is how in a position to offer special advantages and inducements to thoso requiring Permanent Accommodation. ■Convenient arrangements can also bo made for Board only during tho Holiday Seaeon. , Separate Suites of tlooms for Families. MBS. F. POOL, Proprietress, Box 385. ' Tel. 196. . CIOG9 ' TBULKLEY AND DIDSBUBY, • Dental Surgeons, 91 WILLIS STSEET, WELLINGTON. Telephone No. 216. OiCa I pECIL dOULTER.. SOLICITOR, N,Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS, LAMBTON QUAY. Money to Lend on Freehold, Leasehold, and Chattel Securities at from £5 per cent. ), cino HS PE A. ft, M. P. 0. C, . DR.- OF OPTICS, , EYESIGHT SPECIALIST. - Optical Puflors— 1 WILLIS STREET, KINO'S CHAMBERS, '• WELLINGTON, N.Z. A Largo Stock of Optical Goods carried, also Speaking' Trumpets and Instruments to Improve tho Hearing. ' 'Phono 2162, ~ CUM.