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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1248, 5 October 1911, Page 4

KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, Ltd. Smart Sumxazt ; THE NEWEST IN SUMMER FROCKS. AND SOME VERT BEAUTIFUL MODEL COSTUMES. The SHOWROOM is bright with., the beautiful NEW COSTUMES, and Miss Castle, who is in control of tho department, is ever ready to give advice, to those who desire it, and help in the selection of a suitable Frock or Wrap. The following are very now, aad strike tho latest noto in fashion :— ■SMART WHITE CREPOJf FROCK, with small revers, trimmed pipings and buttons, in tho new aeroplano blue, • At 635. ".(aTYLISH COSTUME, in white voile, with graduated spots of sky blue, Magyar sleeves, sloping shoulders, and vest of hemstitched voile, finished with wa'ist- ' band of bluo satin, At 635. REARMING FROCK, in Paisley pattern ningn, with tucked chemisette of whito Brussels nejij small revers, ilnd bow of amethyst silk, with two rows of buttons on skirt, waist finished with pipings to match, At 655, 6d, MAGYAR STYLE COSTUME, in pin striped black and white'silk with Puritan laco collar, piped black silk and buttons to match, At-695, 6d, JTERY STYLISH COSTUME, in blue and white ninon, sides slashed with spot aeroplane bluo net, daintily braided with black, and finished with tiny emerald green buttons and pipings to match. Bodice made with square yoke, outlined with bluo and black braid, At £5 19s, 6d. fIEENCH MODEL COSTUME, in striped bluo voile, tucked vest of white lnwn, finished with small embroidered revers and black piping, and black and whito buttone, • . ■ < At £6 6s, TBRY GRACEFUL COSTUME, for race or afternoon wear, in black and white striped ninon, vest of tucked lawn outlined with emerald green pipings and black silk buttons, vandyked pieces nn skirt and bodice, with patent leather belt threaded through emerald green ribbon, At £6 6s. \¥ERY NEAT COSTUMES, in Base blue check voile, underskirt of plain satin, with 2in. braid insertion on overdress; bodice with square yoke of ivory spot jiet, outlined with jewelled passementerie, and satin band to match skirt, " At £6 6s, Wo pay Parcels Postage on Drapery and Soft Goods sent in execution ' of Country Orders. ■KIRKCALDIE ■&' STAINS, Ltd. CHILDREN'S SUMMER SANDALS. QAN'DALS that are tho. most comfortable, longest wearing, insuring . ,J happiness of mind and healthy feet. Not only CHEAP IN PEICE, but economical because LONG-W BAKING. SIMPLE-SERVICEABLE-INEXPENSIVE CHILDREN'S TAN OR BLACK SANDALS, sewn leather soles, 7 to 10, ■Is.; It to 1, .Is. Bd. MAIDS', 2to 5, ss. 9d. CHILDREN'S CHROME SOLE SHOETTES, in Tan or, Black, 7 to 10, is. Gd.; 11 to 1, ss. MAIDS', 2to 5, Gs. Gd. CHILDREN'S VELDT SCHOEN SANDALS, Flexible Soles, 7 to 10, 43. 6d.j 11 to I, ss. MAIDS', 2 to 5, Gs. Gd. CHILDREN'S 'TDEAL" BABEFOOT SANDALS, made of genuine Willow Calf, Veldt Schoen Soles, English-make, i to 6, 3s. lid.; 7 to 10, ss. 6d.i 11 to 1, te. 6d.; 2 to 5, 7s. Cd. R. HANNAH & CO., LTD,, • WELLINGTON. ■ WE STOCK THESE SANDALS AT ALL OUR BRANCHES. ,-•'■"" . "* ■" '~ : —: 1 '■

THE AGE OF SPECIALISING. TAILORING FOR GENTLEMEN.., That is the ONE and ONLY Speciality of the MULLIGAN ■ MERCHANT TAILORING SERVICE IN KELBURNE AVENUE. All tho tiino and skill of tho largest and most expert tailoring sta.it in this country is centred in making HIGH-GLASS SUITS ior our Patrons, tho results being so satisfactory that our connection is always growing. Gentlemen who know our Stock only want reminding that we have ■just landed another big shipment of tho LATEST LONDON SUITINGS, and we cordially invite inspection. CRESCENT TEA SPEAKS FOE ITSELF, AM) - IS LOVED BY . ALL LADIES. FEELING WARM, EH! You're bound to, if you are still wearing tho old winter suit. It was made to keep yon comi'ortable when tho thermometer was at zero or thereabout. An TPT TTQ QTTMIUrPP QTTTT is tho correct thing to wear now tho mercury is on the rise, and you'll feel cool and comfortable-' in one- of them. You'd better order now. B. ELLIS, THE ART TAILOR, OPPOSITE UNION BANK. and LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. FlßE,—Lowest Bates and Prompt Settlements. j MARINE.-All Classes Covered, in. eluding Personal Luggage, against All Risks. ACCIDENT.-Kmployerß' Liability end 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. _- ] ■jMTAfAHON AND LEE, Reefton. Share- **■*■ brokers, Auctioneers, Insnrance, Land and General Agents. Established 20 yeara Mnnnsjors of chief producing mines. Absolutely reliable and con6dimtml reports on Minos and Mining Propo- , mtions supplied. Leading Sharibrokore on the. West Coast. Codes: A. B. C. (4th edition), Moreing Neat's. Bedford Ji'NoiU's. Telegraphic Address—"Charterist," E-eefton,

EVERYTHING IN DRESS FOR THE BRIDE AT HAYWARD'S. First and foremost a Cream Cloth Gown is essential; another . very necessary adjunct . , to tho trousseau, a lovely Silk Skirt. These and othor Garaients can bo secured at Hay ward's when buying the Bridal Robes— iere a tasteful outfit is assured, '• 'HAYWARD, THE LADIES' TAILOR. LAMBTQN (HJAY. MONEY TO LEND. ifSN APPEOVED FEEEHOLD SECTrt/ BITIE3 at the LOWEST KATES luting in the Dominion. Apply at once. ■ KIKE AND WILSON, ' Solicitors, i'anaiua Street, c. Wellington. —: _ MONEY TO LEND, "'"" ( . -~- fN AtfY SUMS, on Approved FreeholdSecurity troin A.I. tier cent Repayment by insuuments can bo orVauged. . ' SIR KENNETH DOUGLAS, Solicitor, VeL No. 31 ' 31 Hunter Street, TjrOGGARD AND PEOUSE, *"* ARCHITECTS. . ' 10 HUNTEK, STUKET. ■ THINKING ABOUT TOUR SUMIMSUIT? YOU'KB wiso to do so, because summer is coming, and if you como hero for your Suit NOW you'll get tho choice of tho Very Handsomest i'ubries you ever saw. Tho Pit and Style of the Bradford Woollen Co.'s Suits to Order will be a revelation to you. BRADFORD WOOLLEN COMPANY, THE QUALITY TAILOES, 3Ut-LAJLBTON QUAY-3M. OWANTA ' , 95*8 UWANTA CIGAIJ UWANTA l''ar and away the CltiAK UWANTA lieet Low - priced GlGAlt UWANTA Cigar now on sale in C'lUAll UWANTA the Dominion. Excel- CIGAK UWANTA lent Uavourj eound, CIGAIi UWAjSTA matared Jeaf; (pnsis- CIGAB TJ WANT A tent quality. CIGAIi UWANTA CIGAR UWANTA If you are looSinff CIGAU TiWANTA for a Low-priced CIGAIi, tnVANTA Cigar worth smoking, CIGAR nWANTA yon can get no other CIGAU ■UWANTA to equal this. CIGAJI !&•»&'IS «*}S& TOBACCON.ST, S m umbton Quayi CIGAR IJWASJL We«lin S .on. ffi ; WANT A CIGAR iiWANTA CIGAR CHEAP PREPAID ADVEETISEMENTS are inverted in "The Dominion" as follows:- ' Situations Wanted. Board 4 Residence. Situations Vacant. To Lot. SIXTEEN WORDS FOB SIXPENCE.-