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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3058, 20 April 1917, Page 6

KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. » —- RACE VISITORS-AN INVITATION! INSPECT - OUR FASHIONABLE RACE ATTIRE! No Races to-day, hence a splendid opportunity for you to inspect all the fashionable attire displayed at the House of K. & S. for tho bonefit of Race Visitors. Throughout our departments we feature tho ' ' newest in Amumu and "Winter apparel—stylish importations, many of which have just arrived in time for this Race Meeting. Your visit here mil be doubly intrestiug since this is the largest retail em- ' porium in New Zealand, and stocks are theiefoie more varied. SEE THESE EXAMPLES WHEN YOU CALL: 'A SPLENDID SELECTION OF FUR COATS—For warmth, stylo, and utility. In Natural Musquash, Dyed Black Musquash, or Coney Seal. The very latest shapes, and perfectly made. From 20 guineas to £95 each. 'A BEAUTIFUL BLACK DYED MUSQUASH COAT—FuII swing stjle, 44 inohos 'long, with large square collar, and band of fine Skunk Fur round the bottom. Deep cuffs on the sleeves in Musquash. Lined with handsome .blue and gold Broche. Price, £95. A GREAT. VARIETY OF CHARMING COAT Velveteens, Ga-' bardines, Cloth, aiid Serge, all perfectly tailored in latest styles, distinctive in appearance, and satisfactory in wear. All wanted shades are in stock. ; " From 5 guineas to 13 guineas. 'ENGLISH AND FRENCH MODEL the difficulties in • ,' obtaining supplies of the higher grade Fashion goods we are able to show a splendid collection of the smartest styles for present wear. ' In lovely shades of Greens, Browns, and amethyst, carried out in Gabardine and fine Serge. V From £9 19s. 6d. to £12 12s. STYLISH AMERICAN. FOOTWEAR-MVe have just landed a shipment of the very latest American productions in Fashion Footwear. Theses comprise Ladies', Violet Kid High-log Boots, Grey Velvet Calf High-leg Lace Boots, and G<rey Kid High-log Lace Boots. Also, 17 pairs, one pair caoh stylo only, sizes 4 and 5 only, made on the smartest Ameri- , can lasts. ." The Prices are Moderate. "LA MILITAIRE"' UMBRELLAS—The very newest for ladies' use, combining smartness and utility, besides bein? quite novel. The handle's are: straight, with natty metal or briolite tops, finished with strong _ " leather loops. Full size covers. Prices, 12s. Hd., 16s. 11d., 215., to 355. 11d. each. OALVAT'S CHEVRETTE. KID GLOVES—Broad stitched backs, 2 domes, . in Black, Tan, Beaver, Brown, Ficelle, and Greys. 'Price, 86. 11d. a pair. THE "CARETTE?' : KID GLOVES—Stitched backs, 2 domes, in Black, White; Beaver, Tan, Grey, and Ficelle. Price, SS. 6d. a pair. '' COLOURED LISLE HOSE—In all tho leading shades to match frocks. Price, 3s. 6d. a pair, •' COLOURED SILK all the. newest shades. Prices, 4s. lid., Bs. nd., 11s, 6d. a pair. TRENTHAM TO-MORROW — KIRKCALDIE'S TO-DAY.' L« — KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD.

. ■ ' R. HANNAH & CO., LTD. BUY YOUR WINTER SLIPPERS AT HANNAH'S. WHERE PRICES ARE REASONABLE. QUALITY OF THE BEST: LARGEST STOCK IN NEW ZEALAND TO CHOOSE PROM. Women's Coloured Felt Slippers, Chenille bound, velvet pile soles, Is. 9d.; " ' Misses', Is. 6d.; Girls', Is. 3d.; Child's, Is. Wonderful value. Women's Coloured Felt Slippers, thick felt and string soles, colours maroon i .and navy,' 3s. 9d. .Women's Claret and Navy Felt' Slippers, velvet bound, sewn leather soles, 4s. 6d. Women's Arctic Check Slippers, with felt and leather soles, 4s. 6d. Women's Khaki and Grey Felt..Slippers, with felt and leather solos, ss. 6d. Women's Stout Royal Cord Slippers, leather soles, 3s. lid.; Men's, 4s. lid. Women's Cherry and Navy "Kozy" Slippers, with chamois leather soles, • ss. 6d. Men's Black Felt Slippers, felt and leather soles, 4s. lid. Men's KBhaki Felt Slippers, felt and leather soles, ss. lid. Men's Black Felt Slippers, sewn leather soles, 7s. 6d. \ * " WRITE FOR OUR MAIL ORDER PRICE LIST. - R. ■ HANNAH & CO., LTD.. WELLINGTON. TWO HIGH-GRADE VEST POCKET CAMERAS. .V.P. ANSCO NO. 0 takes pictures If x l l\ inches. _ \ " Weight only T.OJ ounces. Requires no focusing, and ib ready for ' work in a 'flash. '.'lts .pictures are sharp and clear, and make excellent .enlargements. ; The <' price is 355.; with Anastigmat , F/7.5 focusing lens, price is £3 los. V.P. ANSCO NO. 1. A V.P. Camera taking pictures twice the size of ordinary V.P. Cameras, yet costing only 2s. Cd. more. Size of Camera is only .'ll.x 2J x 6 inches. 'Price, 375. 6d. With Anastigmat F/7.5 focusing lens, price is £4 ss. ■ ■ rf - If COME AND SEE THEM! 1 WATERWORTHS, LAMBTON QUAY (NEXT KELBURN TRAM),' I WELLINGTON. And at 58 Queen Street, Auckland.

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