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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 671, 23 November 1909, Page 4

l{ ' STAINS, Limited. i ,-,-- -_ y''/J OUR! MILLINERY SALON. ! _\ _ r < ;-_'. - . » - L . .The hundreds'of women who have thronged our MILLINERY SALON since tho bc- [ ginning of the,season havo all,been enthusiastic in their praise and commeridation of the ',> . superb exhibits continually taking place We havo, beyond question, tho most attractive, v most elegant, and most thoroughly exclusive shows of LADIES' HATS that are over "i/ placed on view in this town. Of course, tho Paris Hats, as always, nro tho centre of ad- '< t miration.' Not a stylo here and a style there, but a profusion of the most exclusive croi- " tions—-not alono the inexpensive hat 3, of which thoro is always a notable display,, but ,-', the most elegant Millinery Art Creations. Tho women of Wellington who Know so well ~, the surpassing ability of this matchless department to servo them' are most cordnlly m- ; * vited to visit us at their earliest. I iVIEUX ROSE TAGEL STRAW, m large Picturesque Shape, trimm«id with wide Silk and 'f l tone, finished with' Black Sequin Cabachou and Strand of Jet. ' TAGEL SHAPE CHIP HAT, trimmed with Amethyst Velvet Ribbon and two clumps cf '■' •■ , shade in Roses and' Mimosa tone fk, (APRICOT TAGEL STRAW, newest Mushroom shape, trimmed with a cluster of Molo ,' _ and Hehotropo Roses, finished with a deeper tono of Apricot Ribbon. - f", ', TUSCAN CHIP, trimmed with Vieus Rose Barley, finished with Red and White Currants. S _. TUSCAN,TAGEL, slightly raised at the side; smart ecru lace swathe and bow. >'' CRINOLINE, edged with Black Tagel, lined with Apricot Satin Straw, trimmed '■' \*' with Blue Black and White Nasturtium, finished with Apricot Ribbon Velvet. 9* CHAMPAGNE TAGEL STRAW, smartly caught up at the side with a market bunch rf , -- , Cerise and Heliotrope Roses, finished with grass to tone and Amethyst Ribbon Velvet. '/ *'- IjARGE BLACK CRINOLINE PICTURE HAT, trimmed jot bandeau and smart feather », , , aigrette, ,' > PRICE 72s 6d. if *' ': ' _N EXQUISITE ROSE PINK TAGEL STRAW HAT, trimmed fancy bandeau of same '■j ' tone,'with large,mole and pink feather caught on rolled brim PRICE 84s. i' ' , ■ * PRETTY MIGNONETTE GREEN TAGEL STRAW HAT, waved brim and dome crown. ~- ■' Smartly trimmed gold ribbon velvet and clusters of gold roses, with black \elvot ~"* cherries falling 6vcr brim,' PRICE 635. '}\< ' ' f _ VERY BECOMING TUSCAN HAT, largo shape, with drooping brim edged vioux rose ,V f and trimmed with exquißite brawn and vioux rose roses, and touches of moss velvet '-."' on hair, > ' ' PRICE 675. 6d. i i ,l > 'VERY STYLISH BLUE RUSTIC STRAW HAT, with high square crown and rolled brim, :* -. i lined tuscan. .Trimmed sot wreath of mauve and bronze and maize roses with foliage. ,* • Largo flat bow, and blue velvot on the hair, PRICE 50s 1 V \ \' * l r t NEW CINNAMON BROWN TOQUE, crown of Satin Straw, fancy bandeau brim ,and finf, ' H ished large feather and buckle, all same tones, PRICE 525. 6d. [ iVERY SMART WHITE CHIP HAT,'the Now Cavalier Shape, black edging under brim, I't ~ > trimmed largo morf bow and clusters of shaded osprejs, finished handsome buckle, p,' , t - ~ , ' ' , - v PRICE 55s \r r KIRKjCALDIE & STAINS, Limited. ir* - q . t y ■■■-'■ [,f :V THE LITTLE ONE'S ! ; ' ['•'•; '" GROW RIGHT. |. >'- 'milAT'S.the mission of HANNAH'S NATURE^FORM BOOTS AND SHOES for t* ' r / CHILDREN. 'They aro shaped to conform with tho natural lines of tho foot— [-'~ ,they aid Our smart-looking,'also good-wearing, and I* ! > ,wb keep prices down as low as is possible consistent with fair dealing. ' |» v , ' CHILD'S TAN KID /TWIN "BAR' GIRLS'- TAN KID THREE , BAR SH'ES, 5 and 6, 4s. 6d.; 7 and 8, SHOES, 7 to 10, 6s. 9d., 11 to 1, - <) '6s. Oil. ,v < ,',' , , . 7s 9d. >'i CHILD'S TAN KID GIBSON TIE GIRLS'TAN KID SLASHED FRONT ' - s ' and 6, „.,6d.,- 7 and 8, -"SHOES, 7to 10, 85. 1 6 d.; 11 to 1, f / >ChSd?TAN KID BUTTON BOOTS, WSf 'Sffll^ r, - , , « " an " °i «• ™. i 7antt 8, 7s >9s 6d h\ ' CHILD'S TAN KID LACE BOOTS, 5 girls' TAN KID BUTTON BOOTS, L , a °d 6, 55.; 7 and 8, 7s 7to 10, Bs. 9d., 11 to 1, 33. 9d. H , GIRLS' TAN KID GIBSON TIE GrRLS'EXTRA HIGH-LEG TAN KID r ' SHOES, wide laces, pump soles, 7 BUTTON BOOTS, very smart, 7to \, • "" '101,'75. 6d ,11 tol, Bs. 6d 10, 10s. 6d., 11 to 1, lis. 6d. k /'* , „. ' , - .. K • R. HANNAH ' AND CO., LTD., / L'l( . y " u THE BIC BOOT MARTS, f'' ' ' ' ' LAMBTON QUAY AND CUDA STREET, WELLINGTON. t ~ ; r —~ ! ' CHARMING MODES IN TAILOR-MADE GOWNS. It . QO 'Popular has tho "TAILOE-11ADE" becomo that the efforts of oUr clever cutters I - (7) during the last few w eeis have been stretched to tho uttermost. l\)'' Fob Excellence of Design, Material,iand Workmanship our "TAILOR-MADES" will P. ' jompare with ANY obtainable, ' | ' ( . All Ladies of taste desiring an Exclusive Costume should leeve their Orders with us. !' ' * '-.' ELLIS AND NOBLE, v : LADIES' .TAILORS, 31 KING'S CHAMBERS, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. l\ B A R-T-L ETT, T<L im ■; > ' 'PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER, ■.'/ , 10 WILLIS SIREET (Between Grand Hotel and Carrell'a), and at AUCKLAND, t , }' f \ f* ' COSTUMES. | ' ' ABE MAKING COATS AND SKIRTS ;' : . CRESCENT TEA m New AN " i' ' ' SPEAKS FOR ITSBLF, Prom „ £b &0 , <*,-; 7 .'And , ' , SKIRTS, horn 41 10 0 / IS LOVED BY ALL tto ' \ , NEWEST AND BEST STYLES, ' \ ' , ' ' , I^DIES -, And htted b} MR. ' I . ' , ' . NODINE~AND CO.. :' \ CIM3 V 4 and 7C WELLINGTON TERRACE. f „ I . C 1451) [} ' empire hotel. * LADIES'TAILOR. 'WILLIS AND VICTORIA STREETS. r ' ' ; mHIS 1 HOTEL is now in a position to offer HAIWARD. L special advantages and inducements to " * . those requiring Permanent A( commodation. Convenient arrangements can also he made " QUALITY IS PARAMOUNT." ,! for Board only during the Holiday Season. Separate Smtes'of Rooms for Families. Address-.-i 4 MRS. F. POOL, Proprietress. 294 Lambton Quay. ' Box 385. t Tel. 196. I !— '- MILLIGrAN'S ■ , TVTEW . COMMERCIAL HOTEL. TAILORING 4 li Tiro minutes from nharves, one minute ~r ,i-r, TT „ T ,„_ i from General Post Office WAREHOUSE,'' MAGNTFICENTLY FURNISHED. KELBURNE AVENUE. : ■ (SM « !««*» Railway Station)^ ' . A Single Bottle of •ASS. WINE,* or SPIRITS T'wrUj'Sid Mr S^? , at Whofesole Prices, obtainable in Bottle Store. JSte^i'T A delicious Cup of Tea or Glass of Wine may portant to plaoß Orders Very r bo obtained in the Ladies' Refreshment Room, Early. ; next Whitcorabe and, Tombs. Greit attractiveness is shown . > Motor Cars for Hire, with oxpenenced !?„•«' ,LA™ST ENGLISH * drivers Charges reasonjbe Garago-BLAIR buiiiimus. BTREIIT, ' Tailoring Milligan's, } ' Wines and Spirits Puro, and of the Very For Gontlomen At Kelburne Avenue. , Beit ' ~ ~ { , G. PINNOCK, MONEY TO LEND. (31002 , (Late Trocadero), Proprietor. — \ _i .TN any Snm6, on Approved Freehold Secnnty, » i ' k ' •*• at Lowest Curront Hates ; rfOGGARD, ; AND PRO USE, Repayment by Instalments can be arranged f , " ARCHITECTS, „ 1 Slll KENNETH DOUGLAS, I UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA , ' * * S^hortor, |, BUTLDINGS, ' Telephone No. 3L M Hunter Street.