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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1058, 22 February 1911, Page 4

Kirkcaldie & Stains, Limited. THE PICTURES, Framed and Unframed. It is impossible within the limits of a short advertisement to givo a fair idea of tho importance and utility of this Picturo Department. ' Our stock comprises over 5000 different subjects by tho world's foremost artists, tho prints varying in price from Is 6d. to 845.. each. Thero aro also over 300 Samples of Mouldings for the Frames, and. the framing is done in our own factory, and dono exceedingly well. IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAVURES,. At 2s. lid. each. . "Tho Captive Andromache," "Tho Return of Persephone," "Tho Frigidarhmi," "Psycho at tho Bath," "Tho Spirit of tho Summit,"By Lord Leighton. "Thursday," "Friday," . "A Good Story," By Dendy Sadler. IN OUR 21s. UNFRAMED COLLECTION we have:— "Worn Out," by Thomas Faed. "Tho Quecii of Sheba's Visit to King Solomon," by E. J. Poynter. ,"Tho Worship of Hera," by A. H. Schram. "Rovers of tho Glen" and "Down, from tho Hills," by W. Watson. "Lead. Kindly Light," ,by Sydney Muschamp. UNFRAMED PICTURES, At 425. each. "Tho Symbol," by Frank Dicksee. "Always Toll the Truth" and "Steady Johnnie," by Thomas Fa«d. "A> Roman Chariot Race" •■ and "The Victor's Return," by Ulpiana. Checa. ■ --. •• ■■ . ; "The- Return from Calvary,""Raboni," "Tho Resurrection Morn," "Tho Great Awakening," ':,; By Herbert Schmaly. Our Mouldings are all of first grade quality, and can be supplied in Oak, Chestnut, Satin-wood, Rimu, and Compo. '' t . . Wβ aro ready to frame cny picturo whether bought from us. or not, and our charges are moderate. Kfrkcaidie & Stains, Limited. LONDON ANr' tANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. : " ' ' ; FlßE.—Lowest Rates and Prompt settlements. • MARINE—AII Classes ...covered, in--1 eluding Personal Luggage, against All Kisks. • ACCIDENT. —Employers' Liability" and a Most Liberal -Personal,. Accident Policy,- including, a List',. of Diseases..... . . ' .. '• SECURITY- to Policy-holders, £4,812,381. Full information can be obtained at JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD., CHIEF AGENTS" AND .-.'ATTORNEYS;- . . . ■ WELLINGTON,- fi '■■■'->'■ _[; fIYRIL E. T. WOODS, DENTAL SURGEON, - 68 LA TO N QUAY, Telephone 3101. ' fi - ' .H. F ELL. **• BAERISTEU AND SOLICITOR, DALGETY'S BUILDINGS, I : EATHEKSTON STREET. Tel. 3261. •OULKLEY AND DIDSBUEY, ■& DENTAL SURGEONS. 1U WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Telephone- No. 216.. . js ■ SPEAR, i1.P.0.a, • Doctor of Optics. EYESIGHT .SPECIALIST, . Optical Parlours— 7 WILLIS STREET, King's Chambers, WELLINGTON. ':.■■■ A largo stock of Optical Goods carried; also Speaking Trumpets and Instruments to improvo tho hearing. Consultation free. 'Phono 25G2. ■ DOHERTY, i ■ LONDON DRESS SUIT SPECIALIST. 203 LAMBTON t QUAY. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. MR. H. H. COOTE, Optician, cf Humo's Buildings, Willis Street, announces that he has removed his business to 848 Lnmbton Quay (opp. Bank of N.Z.I. whero ho will be associated with MR. E. M. SANDSTEIN, F.S.M.C.. D.8.0.A. (London), of Christchurch, un« der tho etyle of COOTE AND SANDSTEIN, OPHTHALMIC OPTICIANS. WHY YOU SHOULD CALL FOR "PURIRI." BECAUSE it comes, to you froshly bottled and STRAIGHT from Natnro's own Distillery, the Mineral Springs at Puriri. It is a N.Z. Water. "PURIRI" * WHISKY-tho Purest Drink on Earth. STUDT the I'topMty Murket.—Th» tack pub oi "Th* Domlßloa ■ u i