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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 840, 11 June 1910, Page 4

KIRKCALOIE & STAINS, Ltd, I ' , ; SENTIMENTIN TRADE. .' ■ • ''There is no sentiment in trade," and "Business is business'' aro forms sf expression .that arc often used to indicate that business is conducted 011 harsher lines than most other things. .But-expressions of this character aro not always accurate. Thoro is a certain amount of sentiment in business, (it all events this Store is animated by the best of business sentiments. It is our aim to serve ihe greatest minibev to the greatest advantage, to afford the widest trading facilities to" all who care to become customers' of the Store. Wo do our utmost to please our customers, but even with the best organisation, as with the best machinery, things go wrong sometimes. 'When we commit- any errors\>r make any mistakes; we like to. be told of them, so that we may right wrongs and rectify mistakes. When we please you don't bother to tell ns about it, but tell your friends. INFANTS' KNITTED JACKETS ' - AND OTHER COODS. The little human birdlings are well cared for in this remarkablo stock of onrs. There is everything that the most .doting mother could wish to liavo ' for the comfort and adornment of her baby. Hero aie a few items of interest :— -No. 932, WHITE JACKETS, machine knitted, with hand-finished edges. Sizes 2, '3, 4," , ' At Is. lid., 25.-3d., 25.-6 d. each. No. 263, HAND-KNITTED JACKETS, in white, All-Wool, . . Sizes 2, '3, 4, 5 ' At 3s. lid., 4s. 3d., 4s. lid., ss. fid. each. No. 228, WHITE KNITTED JACKETS, All-Wool, with body hanging from - a square knitted yoke, - Sizes 2. 3, 4, ■ . ./ • , At 4s, 6d., 4s. lid., ss. fid. each. KNITTED WOOL OVERALLS.—These are. infants' pants with boots attached.. Impossible to kick off the boots. Machine-knitted throughout, > ' Sizes 1, 2, 3, ' ... At 2s. lid., 3s. 3d., 3s.- 6d. each. No. 424, STOUT HAND-KNITTED OVERALLS, All-Wool, ' ■ .« . Sizes 1, ■ 2, 3, 4, At 4s. 6d., 4s. lid., ss. Cd., ss. lid. "each. No. 421, ALL-WOOL OVERALLS, hand-knitted, but a littie thinner than ■ the above, Sizes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 1 At. 4s. 3d., 4s. 9d„ os. 3d.,.. ss. lid., 6s. 6d. each. INFANTS' BOOTIES, a large assortment. ' Machine-Made, At 9d., Is., Is. 3d., Is. 6d. a pair. 'Hand-Knitted; At Is. 3d., Is. 9d., 2s. 6d., 2s. lid. a pair. KID AND SILK SHOES, in white, sky blue, cardinal, aud tan, . At is. 4d. to 2s. lid. a pair. KNITTED WOOLLEN GAITERS, in. white, cardinal, and navy; - Sizes , 1, . 2, 3, 4 ' Quality A At . Is. 4d., Is. 4d., Is fid., Is. Bd. Quality B At Is. Gd., Is. Bd., Is. 10d„ 2s. Od. STOCKINETTE GAITERS, in white, cardinal, navy, and tan,. ' Sizes > .1, 2, 3, 4 Quality C At Is. 6d., Is. Bd., Is. 10d., 2s. Od. ■Quality D At 2s. 6d., 2s. 9d., 3s. Od., 3s. 3d. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, Ltd.

GUARANTEED SOLID ALL THROUGH. 1 MEN'S. WINTER BOOTS, TO STAND ALL WEATHERS. Boots of _ waterproof upper leathers, and special oak . tanned soles that will give ininiense satisfaction, and they won't cost' you .very much either,. considering the Quality and Style. WE RECOMMEND Tk-ESE LINESV' MEN'S GENUINE EAST' IN- MEN'S STOUT BOX CALF ■DIA> KIP "COOKHAMS," DERBY . BALS., leatherShooter Pattern, • Stout lined, Waterproof Soles, "The Double Soles, 21s. Bective," 20s. Gd. MEN'S CRUP GOLOSHED • BOX CAU i ' BALS., Leather-lined, Stout -n iTn -r / DERBY Soles, Everybody's "I{" .BALS., Leather-iined, Smart Boot, 23s 6d. City Winter Boot, 28s. Gd. . • • MEN'S BROWN. ZULU CALF MEN'S ZTJG "COOIvHAJI'S," DERBY BALS., Extra Heavy . - Full Watertight Tongues, Waterproof Soles, -"The Bec- , Heavy Screwed Soles,: • 2as. tive," ' 275. od. BOYS' WINTER BOOTS, : in great variety. Ask to see bur -New .Viscolized Waterproof Derby Bals., sizes 2 to 5, 155., for Boys' .'Winter 1 ■ wear. ■ ; R. HANNAH & CO.,' LTD., ' i THE BIG/BOOT MARTS, - LAMBTON QUAY AND CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON? ' ~ 7" : ~ ~i ——— : J A WES fTONNECTED with Doherty and Yell, 24 Hanover - V) \J Square, London, Leading ■ AVest End Tailors, A. Caters exclusively for the HIGHEST CLASS W01?k! . • . Gentlemen are assured of that extreme care and make ' heir garments "A t TiA"ffTT( , T? r rV " , OXXlliit)A X 5 ,203 LAMBTON QUAY' (Opposite' "Times" Office).

THE STYLE Most Suitable for New Zealanders. is unquestionably ' — the lounge suit. I MILLIGAN'S V I KELBpRNE AVENUE, i Who are First and Foremost - i Tailors to YOUNG iIEN, and Men who have young ideas '■ about their clothes, are making • a NEW STYLE OF LOUNGE SUIT, which is. the Acme of Smartness. ' , We make a great showing of the LATEST ENGLISH SUITINGS. ■ WINTER COSTUMES From <£5 ss. XARGE STOCK OF SEASONABLE GOODS TO CHOOSE FROM. SKIRTS. S7E HAVE HAVE A GOOD VARIETY OF MATERIALS. From 30s. ' SPECIALLY REDUCED. NODINE & CO., LIMITED., ; 7G—WELLINGTON TERRACE—7G. fIIHE results obtained by AdverUeera in tlio Chtssined Columns oE "Tho Dominion" are such aa to confirm their belief that the paper has a wider circa* Ution than any other daily journal ia flew Zealtnd*

CRESCENT TEA ' SPEAKS FOR - ITSELF - And is loved :By all .. ' LADIES,' » -SPECIAL JUNE PRICES. REDUCTIONS in MILLINERY, FURS, BLOUSES, JACKETS, COSTUMES, UNDERCLOTHING, HOSIERY, GLOVES Etc., Etc. ' Special. Prices for tho Month of June at MRS. MATHEWSON, 2CC LAMBTON QUAY. EXPERT ADVICE IN CHOOSINC YOUR COSTUME. A LADY ATTENDANT, whdso tasto is -CA- beyond question, will bo glad to advise you in tho matter of Materials, Trimmings, Styles. Etc., so that'you aro sura to got those that will becomo you best in every particular. Her advice rondel's it impossible for another to have a Gown trimmed exactly like yours. HAYWARD, THE LADIES'. TAILOR, 291 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. BRIAR-ROOT PIPES. THE "G.A." FIRST QUALITY, 3s. Bd. THE "G.A." NO. 2 QUALITY, 2s. THEY aro all Silver-mounted, are London-made, and tho very Intensive Selection comprises tho BEST and MOST PERFECTLY BALANCED SHAPES. To be obtained ONLY, from G. ALDOUS, 'TOBACCONIST, 206 LAMBTON QUAY. (Ocoosito Kirkcaldie and- StainsJ