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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 921, 14 September 1910, Page 4

IC&kcaldie & Stams, Limited.' SOFT FURNISHINGS Softly Priced. If your wants in Soft .Furnishiiigß are few or many, you can make certain of being well served here. We have our full assortments of new things in, and .th© ranges-are. as complete as possible. : Our pricses are fair: and reaonable "throughout/ ... .. . TAPESTRIES, 50 inches wide, in new designs and colourings for upholstering, At 2s. lid., 3s. 9d., to 12s. lid. a yard. 50in. TAPESTRIES," in silk mixtures, • for upholstering, At 7s. 9d., 10s. 6d., to 13s. 9d. SILK TAPESTRIES,' 50 inches wide, for curtains and for upholstering, At Bs. 6d., 9s. 6d., to 23s.'Gd. SILK TAPESTRIES, 50in. wide, in .plain colours—blue, green,: pink, and . . At 10s. 9d. a yard. / COTTON TAPESTRIES, 50 inches wido, for drapings, hangings, etc;;'.' At 3s. 6d., 3s. lid, to ss. lid. UTRECHT VELVET,: for .curtains, table covers, upholstering, etc., in green, b'ue, and red, . ' 24in. wide,. At 3s. 9d. and ss. 6d. . _ _ a yard. 50in. wide, At 12s. 6d. a yard/ 70in. wide, at 17s. 6d., 19s. 6d. VELOURS, 50 inches wide, in old gold, red, blue, and green, suitable for curtains,, . At Bs. 9d. a yard.' PLUSHETTES, a remarkably fine assortment, ' ■ ' 50in. wide, single face; At 3s. 9d. a 1 . _ yard. 50in. wide,' reversible, at:iss. 6d. a .' yard.. ' , . 1 70in. wide, single face, At sb. 6d. a . ' . _ yard. 70in. wide, reversible, At 7s. 9d. a ; yard. i PRINTED LINENS, in White and Hol- : , ' land Grounds, with. - coloured pat..teriis... These are splendid washing .linens,-, and. are .suitable, for . loose .covers, .'chshiori covers, curtains, . , etc.; 33 inches wide, ; SPECIAL PRICE, 2s. 3d. a yard. : Kbkcaldk & Stams t ; ' : '' Limited,^

LONDON AND LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. - FlßE.—Lowest Rates and Prompt settlements. : MARINE.—AII Glasses covered, including Personal Luggage, against All Risks. . ACCIDENT.— Employers'• Liability . arid. a.'Most Liberal Personal Accident Policy, including a List : of Diseases. V SECURITY to Policy-holders, £4,812,381. Full. Information can be Obtained at • JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD.,: CHIEF AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS, • WELLINGTON. DEFECTIVE EYESIGHT. MR. ERNEST, M. SANDSTEIN, D.8.0.A., F.S.M.C. (London), OPTICIAN, HAS Opened Sight-testing Parlours, fitted with every modern appliance, at 348; LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON (Opposite Bank of NewZealand),': and may now be consulted onall :cases of Defective Eyesight, remediby glasses. -. '/ Fifteen years' .English; and Colonial:- '• ■ . Experience. ■ Telephone 3235. WELLINGTON AND CHKISTCHUECH. For information relating to >■ pATENTS AND rjpKADE j^/JAEKS, • ' • CONSULT " JgALDWIN AND J^AYWARD, PATENT ATTORNEYS, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Wellington. — —

SPEAR, iM.P.0.0., Doctor of Optics, EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, Optical Parlonrs— ■7 • WILLIS STREET, King's Chambers, WELLINGTON. ' , ' A large stock of Optical Goods carried; also Speaking. Trumpets en'' Instruments to improve the hearing. Consultation free. 'Phone 2562. - 1-. . ' :

DAY'S. BAY, HOUSE, DAY'S BAY, WELLINGTON. BEST SEASIDE HOTEL in. New Zealand. NOW OPEN. For Terms apply . /; .. .' MANAGER, BULKLEY AND DIDSBURY, . DENTAL SUEGEONS. m WILLIS STEEET, WELLINGTON, Telephone No. 216. . [A Card.] . 1 XfE. A. H. EOTHBNBEEG, Dental ItA Surgeon, has. commenced Praotii« at 115 UPPER ! WILLIS STEEET (Odd Y.M.C.A.). Telephone 2132, . ONLY MERIT Could Have Made JAS. A. DQHEETY, (The. Tailor from London) "The Fashion" he lias become among , the SMART SET. 1 ' The, excellence' of his productions, , moreover, is bringing him clients from All Parts of the Dominion. MB. DOHERTY'S reputation has not beon made in "a day." He is of the third feneration of a family of Master Tailors, and has devoted 2i : years to a: study of tho art (inoluding cutting for a firm by appointment to the Royal Family) before launching out for himself in Wellington. MILITARY UNIFORMS. MR. DOHEBTY has: had an extensive Home experience in cutting and making Uniforms of every description. Gontlemen can rely on that accuracy of detail, as well as tho SMART MILITARY CUT, and perfectly-fitting garments, which ■ distinguish the work of tho Home Military Tailors from all others.' JAS. A. DOHERTY, THE PREMIER TAILOR, 203 LAMBTON QUAY, '