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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2908, 21 October 1916, Page 8

& STAINS, LTD. ♦ LADIES OF TASTE WILL WELCOME THIS IRISH HAND EMBROIDERED LINGERIE! It it's good Lingerie it's at Kirkcaldie's, and if it's at Kirkcaldie's, 'tis good. Realising the truth of that statement, many ladies will he eagei to inspect this first-rate display of nice Lingerie l —we emphasise the quality of each garment—we also stress the sterling value prices. HERE'S A PLEASANT LIST:— LADIES' NIGHTDRESSES—Hand omhroidered yoke; women's size. Price, 11s. 6d, FINEIRISH LAWN NIGHTDRESSES—Hand embroidered; slip-on shape;, women's size. Price, 17S. 6d. HAND EMBROIDERED NIGHTDRESSES—Magyar shape; women's size. Price, Ms. 6d. FINE LAWN HAND EMBROIDERED NIGHTDRESS—SIip-on .shape; V-. neck; Empire waist; women's size. Price, 265. 6d. HAND EMBROIDERED CAMISOLES—Without sleeves; women's sire. Prices, 4s. 11d., 7s. ed., Bs. 6d., Bs. Ild., I.os. ed., lis. 6d., 395. 6d. HAND EMBROIDERED CAMISOLES—With sleeves; women's size. Prices, 6s. 6d., 6s. nd, HAND EMBROIDERED COMBINATIONS—Newest shape; women's size. Prices, lis. od., 13s. 6d., 14s. Hd.,i7s. 6d., 19s. 6d., 215., 225. 6d., 235. Hd. liADEES' KNlCKEßS—Embroidered; closed shape; women's size. Prices, 6s. Ild. and 7s. 6d. HAND EMBROU)ERED FRILLED KNICKERS—Open shape; women's size. Price, Bs. nd, HAND EMBROIDERED CHEMISE— V-shape neck; women's size. Price, Bs. 6d. FINE HAND EMBROIDERED IRISH LINEN ' CHEMISES—Square neck; hemstitched strap shoulders; somen's size. Price, 265. 6d. FINE HAND EMBROHDERED CHEMISES—With Irish Crochet Insertion; slip-oh shape; wonien's sizo. Price, 19s. .lid. TINE EMBROIDERED LAWN CHEMISES—Round neck; wonien's size. Price, 14S. lid; There is a. smart Hand-bag here SPECIAL NOTICE c , . , a , „, for you; or a dainty Scarf, Gloves, TO RACE Hosiery, Neckwear,, etc. Be sure PATRONS. to ca " before y° u S° *° Trentham. _ ' r — KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. WELLINGTON. SPECIALTY FOOTWEAR FOR THE RACES! These smart lines of Shoes cannot be duplicated in any other shop in New Zealand. They, are exclusive in design and attractive in every; detail, not forgetting comfort from first day of wearing. ' , IT'S A PLEASURE TO SHOW THEM. Ladies'. White Nubuck Button Boots, Ladies' Fawn or Molo Top Button Gipsy fronts, high covered heels, Boots, patent golosh, Louis heels,pump soles—4os. ' pump soles—3ss. Ladies' White Nubuck Lace Boots, Ladies' White Calf Heel Bar Shoes, ' Aida fronts, high covered heels, butterfly bow, pump soles, covered pump soles— iOs. ■ ' Cuban heels—2ls. Ladies' White Nubuck High Leg But- Ladies' Flowered Moire Tab Court ton Boots, patent vamp and Shoes, patent vamps, handsome collarette, black Louis heels—4os. silver ornament, Louis heels —355.. Ladies' Mat Kid Leg Laco Boots, Ladies' Flowered Moire Tab Court heart shape patent vamps, pump Shoes, velvet vamps, handsome soles, high heels—32s. 6d. - silver ornament, Louis heels—3ss. B. HANNAH & .'CO.;. I/».r : ' . 260 LAMBTON QUAY & 103 CUBA' STREET, .r\ ■ ■ •: WELLINCTON.

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Unanimous ' About OFFICERS' UNIFORMS i Made by ' MILLIGAN'S Jfl I'L'l T'A.R Y. STAFF is."that they are unequalled.""J O H N C 0 T T 0 N" TOBACCO, In Jib. Tins, 3s. M. TRANSVAAL TOBACCO. Hartley's Lead Seal Magaliesherg. - 2pz. Bags, ls. : ; 4oz. Bags, 2s. MASPBBO FR.ERES ■ Egyptian Cigarettes ' (Specials) -. large size. In Tins of 50, C-sV ■ .Air-tight Tins of 100, 10s.. '. :'■,"'■ G. 'AND 0./ALDOUS," .-''' TOBACCONISTS, "' 206 LAMBTON. QUAY. r~ "REO" THE FiFTH.- "' The CAR.KING!.. : IF you are interested in Motor-car values, comsand see Reo the Fifth— the Monarch of Motordom. Inspeotion '■" will establish this superb 5-passenger Car in your estimation. Every modern ■ Car luxury-is included, from electric lighting and starting'down to.robe.and . footxrails. A special feature,- is the thief-proof locking device—a, guard' i against' car thieves and the small boy . nuisance. "Reo the Fifth" is complete, ready for , the road—a big-powered, handsome stream-liner. b Inspect! A model waits. *. . CASELBERG AND CO., Ingestre Street, WELLINGTON-.' W.F.C.A., Ltd.,- Wairarapa Agents. notice. ■■,■:.-" 1 rfIHE public are requested to note that '-.. -»- on MONDAY NEXT (labour Day) the hours observed at the office of this paper will be as follow—B a.m. to 11 . aim., and 0 p.m. to 10 p.m, . s Late advertisements may be handed to - the Printer after 10 p.m. Advertisers aro icquested to note and ■ ■ rcako arrangements accordingly. ?:• THE WEATHER . » . "_ |: FORECAST AND SUMMARY 3 Present indications are for strong northeri. ly winds, dull and misty weather, with - " rain generally and probably heavy in Ihe north arid East .Coast districts. r Barometer falling. everywhere. ' A.'. storm area- has developed to-day in the northern parts of the Dominion, with strong northerly winds, and increasing >' cloudiness has prevailed elsewhere, 'with d variablo breezes. Atmospheric pressure r has decreased considerably in tho north, (1 and tho barometer is now fallinc cvery- .- where. ir I). O. BATES. ° . Meteorological Office, Wellington. 8 October 20, 1916.. g DISTRICT REPORTS. „ Featherston. October 20.—Fine, but dull. " Oreytown, October 20.—Dull, but fine. a Masterton, October 20—Mild, but cloudy. •;.' - About .the raiddlo of the-last, century 5- one of-tho most familiar figures in tho ..-"Kilkenny, bunting country was Mr. (.Hewetson Nixon, a bold and skilful rider, .who was .stone blind.