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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1158, 20 June 1911, Page 4

KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, Ltd. >J " ' i- !; . Beautiful New Twines. ; JtfSt Otlt. r These Tunics aro absolutely.the very latest, for they reached us by tho last iteamer from London. For Overdresses for evening wear they aro extremely popular, and those who buy theso Tunics will possess tho very newest. 'AMETHYST NET TUNIC, shaped slightly to tho waist, square at the neck, with loose elbow sleeves; tho wholo tunic beautifully embroidered with i • heavy designs in shades of Amethyst Silk, At £3 9s. 6d. ! HANDSOME TUNIC, in Pale Pink Net, heavily embroidered in lighter shades .of pink silk and braid. The neck is shaped round, "and tho skirt is in threo pieces, tho front hanging loose and giving a pinaforo effect. Being shaped • to the waist, this tunic makes a graceful finish to almost any stylo of r gown, At £4 12s. 6d. i DAINTY WHITE NET TUNIC, Magyar Style, bodice out low, and round neck, embroidered with pretty design in grey and silver thread. Loose elbow | sleeves, ombroidered to match. Skirt of tunfe gathered into tho waist with 2in belt of embroidery, and finished round foot with wide pattern in silver f, ; and grey, , . At £4 9s. 6d. 'GREY NET TUNIC, slightly fitting to waist, and beautifully embroidered with ■' • silver and gold thread. The skirt is full and slightly trained at back, V . At £i 9s. 6d. •SMART TUNIC, in Saxe Blue Net, in Empire effect, with skirt in three pieces from tho waist. Round neck and loose elbow sleeves. Corsage heavily embroidered in three shades of sase blue silk. Skirt of tunic also embroidered to match, ' . At £3 15s. 6d. i iCREAM NINON TUNIC, in Magyar Style, with round neck outlined with tiny '. gold sequins and bugles in the Grecian Key Pattern, sleeves trimmed in the same pattern. The long full skirt is gathered into the waist, very lightly sequined, and with a deep band in key pattern at foot, At £4 7s. 6d. fiMART LITTLE TUNIC, in Black and Whito, tho Magyar top daintily embroidered with rose design, in white; skirt, sleeves, and belt embroidered to match, . At £2 9s. 6d. HANDSOME BLACK NINON TUNIC, embroidered with black bugles, and f small Royal Blue sequins. The Magyar Stylo bodice has round. neck outi , lined with' Royal Blue sequins, in tho Grecian Key Pattern, sleeves and ; belt trimmed to match; tho full skirt is gathered into tho waistband, and !■'. is heavily embroidered at foot, At £4 is. 6d. i; ftICH BLACK NET TUNIC, Magyar top, with front of bodice beautifully emf broidered with black silk and gold beads in leaf design. The neck is i. , rounded and outlined with beads, and tho looso elbow sleeves are trimmed | in the samo way. Tho skirt is shaped in front and sides, and heavily em- <> broidered to match bodice, At £6 16s. 6d.

'KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, Ltd. REST AND RELAXATION FOR TIRED FEET. ARE SUMMED UP IN A PAIR OF • WINTER SLIPPERS -THAT MT. . And'added satisfaction is given to the if,p. .Good SaiHnS? Slippers ji be bought at a reasonable price. WE 6AN SUPPLY THEM. JUST GLANCE AT THESE VALUES! WOMEN'S COLOURED FELTS, Leather and Felt Soles, Is. 3d. to 3s. 6d. WOMEN'S CAMEL HAIR SLIPPERS, Turnover Collars, 2s. Ud. WOMEN'S BLACK FELT FUR-BOUND SLIPPERS, 3s. 6d. WOMEN'S RED HIGH-CUT "JULIETS," Felt and Leather Soles, is. Gd. WOMEN'S NEEDLEWORK SLIPPERS, Lambswool-lined, 4s. Gd. WOMEN'S BLACK VELVET ONE-BAR HOUSE SHOES, 4s. lid. WOMEN'S GLACE FUR-BOUND SLIPPERS, Wool-lined, ss. lid. MEN'S BLACK FELT SLIPPERS, Felt and String Soles, 2s. 6d. MEN'S CAMEL HAIR SLIPPERS, Felt and Leather Soles, 3s. lid, MEN'S CAMEL HAIR BUCKLE BOOTS, with Clasps, ss. Gd. MEN'S NEEDLEWORK SLIPPERS, Lnmbswool-lined, ss. Gd. MEN'S GLACE KID TAB SLIPPERS, Lambswool-lined, ss. 9d, R, HANNAH & CO., LTD., The Big Boot Marts, WELLINQTON.

£1/1/0 OFF MADE-TO.ORDER GOWNS. HAYWARD, whoso staff of Ladies' Tailors is the largest and most expert in the Dominion, wishes to retain their services during the 'Tween Season. As an inducement to placo orders now for COATS and SKIRTS, ONE GUINEA is taken off the usual price for ONE MONTH ONLY, including your choice of all this season's New Materials. HAYWARD, THE LADIES' TAILOR, LAMBTON QUAY, MONEY TO LEND. ON APPROVED FREEHOLD SECURITIES at the LOWEST RATES ruling m tho Dominion. Apply at once. KIRK AND WILSON. . Solicitors, Panama Street, Wellington. MONEY TO LEND. TN 'Any Sums, en Approved Freehold Security from per cent. Repayment by instalments can bo arranged. SIR KENNETH DOUGLAS. Solicitor, Tel. No. 31. 31 Hunter Street. .THERE'S A SMARTNESS OF STYLE and an appearance of permanence in the Dressy RAINCOATS : shown by MORRISON & PENNEY that appeals to discriminating dressers. • MORRISON & PENNEY,. MERCHANT TAILORS, lli WILLIS ST., WELLINGTON, ' HOGGARD AND PBOUSE, ARCHITECTS, 20 HUNTER STREET. • . Fcr Information relating to - pATENTS AND 7JIRADB j^ARKS, CONSULT gALDWIN AND PATENT ATTORNEYS, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. Wellington. fipHE Results obtained by Advertisers JL' in tho Classified Columns of "Tho Dominion" aro such as to confirm thoir belief that tho paper has a wider circulation than any .other daily jouwaj in Zealand,

THE "FREE LANCE", HAS A SPLENDID PICTURE OF THE NEW STYLE DRESS SUIT By MILLIGAN, KELBURNE AVENUE. DRESS SUITS, Superior Style, £10 10S. f ' ■ CRESCENT TEA SPEAKS FOR ITSELF And IS LOVED BY ALL LADIES. TAILOR-MADES AT ,£5 ss. TO keep our largo staff employed during the winter months, and also, to give those ladies who do not wish to pay more for their Costumes an opportunity of procuring a REALLY HIGH-CLASS TAILOR-MADE beforo the season is quite over, we have reduced the price of all our Costumes to £b 53., and a few to & 15s ' ■ , ~ Do not let this opportunity pass of getting 'a REAL ELLIS & NOBLE COSTUME at such a figure, and remember: The earlier you call, tho better the selection. .ELLIS & NOBLEI • LADIES' ART TAILORS, 31 KING'S CHAMBERS. WILLIS ST. CASE WHISKY. OLD SCOTCH. HEATHER BLEND. Product of White Horso Cellar. jjAWKINS AND igMITH, NEW PLYMOUTH. • .—■ ' 1 1 Tommy (after a long, lingering survey of his uncle who lost an arm and a leg whilo fighting for his country): Jls that why you are on half-pay. uuclc?"