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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 799, 23 April 1910, Page 4

Kirkcaidk & Stains, Limited. Standard Shis tings, Pyjama Flaanels, and Flannelettes. Our new shipment is to hand, anc as usual wo liavo : got together a splen did range of standard goods bought f ron English manufacturers of world-widi reputation. Every yard of material i: moderately priced; . ■ UNION SHIRTINGS, 29 inches wide in stripes of all shades, at Is. Id. Is. 3d., Is. 6d., Is. 9d. a yard. CRIMEAN SHIRTINGS, all-wool, anc shrunk. ■ ■ ■ 30in. wide, at Is. IOJd., 25,, 2s. 3d. 2s. 6d., 2s. 9d. a yard. 36in. wide, at 2s. 3d., 2s. lid. i -.-.■• 'yard. . • ORIENTAL FLANNEL, a fine make oi silk and wool shirting, unshrint able, 30in. wide, • in very prettj stripes. . ■At 2s. lid. a yard CEYLON, FLANNELS, 29in. to 30in. ' ' . wide, in a variety of stripes, suit ' able for shirts or pyjamas. At Hid., Is. 4d., Is. 6d., Is. Pd., 2s. 2d. a yard: "LILAINE," the new linen and wool flannel, an ideal fabric for shirts and pyjamas; . fast colours, unshrinkable, 30in. wide. • ... ■ , At 2s. lid. a yard. VIYELLA in a specially largo range oi stripes and plain colours; 31in, wide.: ~ At 2s. 6d. a yard, 'VARSITY, FLANNEL, dark grej • stripes, very strong and specially • suitable for. boys':' Varsity Shirts; 29in. wide; thoroughly well shrunk. ■■•• ■-•■ ■■'- At 2s' 2d. a yard. -FLANNELETTES. The stock was never larger or mor« varied than at present; All standard grades are well represented, and the values are attractive. "" ■ : STRIPED FLANNELETTE, in a , very large range of designs ind colour- , mgs. ■.■■■,.-. Plain, 36in. wide, at Bd. a yard. ■ Twill, 36in. wide, at lid. a yard. SPECIAL- y STRIPED i FLANNELETTES, in two ... ' qualitieSj guaranteed non-inflamm- ■ ablo, ' and therefore perfectly safe for children's • wear; 36in. wide, in very pretty stripes;... ... .SHIRTING FLANNELETTES!' strong make in. dark colours, 32in. ' WHITEST WILL FLANNFiETTEs! inches wide. . , ' At Bd., 10d. , , lid., Is. a yard HORROCKSFS AVHITE FLANNELETTE, 36in. wide. CREAM TWILL FLANNe'LeTTEs! 11 ! inches wide. PINK : FLANNELETi'ES,''36 At.9id., lOjd., lid., Is. a yard. Kfakcaidie . j& Stains, ;.;. : ;:,::; : -: ; ' : ;.Limited.' ..V ■■■ f ONDON AND LANCASHIEE PIEB ■fi . INSTJEANCE COMPANY. .FIRE, MARINE, AND ACCIDENT. Recnrity to Policy-holders,. ,£4,430.000. -Mercantae'and Every Other Description CHIEF AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS! v. JOHNS.TON AND CO.,* LTD., ' ■•■ . ;... ..'.,.-'•■, ... 'Wellington. '..•.. MONEY- TO LEND. : IN any Sims on Approved Freehold Se- ' curity, at Lowest Current Bates. Repayment by instalments can be arranged, i , .■•.'. ;..: Snt KENNETH DOUGLAS, Solicitor, : . ■ . Telephone No. 31. 81 Hunter, Street.

A Card. CECIL ■; GOtTLTBR, Solicitor, 215 Lambton Quay. MONET to Lend at Current Bates on good Securities. Investments undertaken for Clients. A Card. , ( JOHN T. Ulffi, A.R.1.8.A..' W And Certificate in Architecture, University of Pennsylvania, U.S.A., ARCHITECT AND STRUCTURALBKGINEBE, No. 16. STOCK'-EXCHANGE. Wellington. inrOGGARD AND . PROUSE, ARCHITECTS, 20 HUNTER STREET. MR. J. F. M'GOVEBN, DENTAL SUBGEON,. 1, 2, 3 Caledonian Chambers. S3 WILLIS STEEET. 'Phone 2168. 'Phone 2168. YEIL i! T. WOODS" DENTAL SUEGEON, 68 LAMBTON QUAY, Telephone ; 3104. DA Y'S BAT HOUSE DAY'S BAY, WELLINGTON. BEST SEASIDE HOTEL in New Zealand NOW OPEN I'or. terms apply ■ . ' '■: ■•; IIANAGER "OULKLEY AND DIDSBUEX, •° DENTAL SUBGEONS,' 1M WILUS STREET, WELLINGTON, Telephone No. 216. . PHOENIX AERATED WATEfi COMPANY. LIMITED. SPECIALLY prepared Soda Water for Invalids. 'Phone 880. Da% hi liveries. -, . ; . A. KOHN'S PATENT ANTIRHEUMATIC KBJttS. Price 10s. each. Postage Free. riTHESE ELNGS are far Snpe rior „„,, JL More Effective than any that >-et been sold. ™ Testimonials have been teoeivod (m----all parts o£ tho world. TO<a7oe «om SOLE AGENT fo7 the Wellington Juistncti M. HEINEJf ATSK 7 Bucceasor to tti,mv,n Niool, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLEa, 108 WiUifl Street, WeUmgton 'Phone ifiO. SPECIAL NOTICE To TEAVELLING PUBLIC. "mHE DOMINION" la not obtainable at the Bookstall nor on Platform at Thorndon (late Manawatu) Railway Station. Papers can be purchased ontside the precincts of the station, also from "Dominion" Agents on »U trPina, I