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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3064, 27 April 1917, Page 4

KIRKCALDIE & STAINS/ LTD. -— —4 —__■ : IN CHINA, BRITAIN'S BEST IS BEST! SEE IT IN OUR WINDOW DISPLAY! • \ Lov«rs of dainty china will wolconio the arrival of a shipment of Royal Donlton, Royal Worcester, and Hoyal Crown Derby iwares at Kirkcaldie's. These trends are the very "best from the English potteries, and owing to tho upset in affairs at Home following on the outbreak of war, it has taken us much time and effort to secure this new eeleWtfion. In one of our windows on Lambton Quay wo are making a grand display of thoso wares—be Giire you see it. ■• . THESE ARE ROYAL\VALUES: UtOYAL GROWN DERBY- • VASES—Prices, 15s. 6d., 17s. ed., 215., 245., 275, 6d. POT POURI VASES—Prices, 2«s. 6d., 255. ed., 395. 6d., 425. 6d. > TEA OUPS AND SAUCERS—Prices, 165., 18s. 6d., 205., 255., 275, 6d. OAKE■PLATES—Prioes, 15S. 6d.255., 28S. ed., 395. 6d. ' We havo also, a fine selection of beautiful Coffee Cups and Saucers, BToakfast Cups and Saucers, Cream Jugs, Milk Jugs, Sugar Bowls, Salad Bowls, Candlesticks in'various sizes—all in Royal Crown Derby Ware. . - 'IROYAL WORCESTER—Roses; Violets, Pheasant, Sheep, and Cattle studios. ■ .. ' . '""*"'■'' ",. "VASES—Prices, 118. ed., 13s. 6d., 15s. ed., 196.' ed. to 725. ' "POT POURI VASES—Prices, 255.. 6d., 26S 6d., 375. 6d., 395. 6d,, S2s. Bd.. v FLOWER BOWLS—Prices, S2s. ed., 855., Toss. PUFF. BOXES—Prioes, 4s. 6d., 6s. ed., 7s. 6d., Bs. 6d. A fine selection of Afternoon Tea. in pink, pale greeii, and brown 6hades at 775. 6d. sat; cdd Oups and Saucers to match. (ROYAL DOULTON—Designs in Coaching Days; Robin. Hood; Robert Burns; Tapes'tJ'y; "Watchman—What of the Night"; and other series. SALAD BOWLS— Prloes, 158. ed., 17s. 6d., 18s, 6d,, 19s. 6d. 225., 6d. FLOWER BOWLS—Prices, 10s., 12s. ed., 13s. 6d., 225. 6d., 235. 6d. to 85S PORRIDGFi SETS—Prloes, 13s. 6d., 16s. 6d., 19s. 6d., 255., 275. Gd. LARGE FLOWER POTS AND VASES IN- THE "ROUGE FLAMBE" PORCELAIN. ■ , ' , . Prices, '£6, £6 65., £6 108. CHOICE VARIETY OF TEA. CUPS AND SAUCERS— Prices, 3s. 6d. to 425. FAMOUS FOR OVER 50 YEARS FOR QUALITY, STYLE, AND VALUE. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. R. HANNAH & 'CO., LTD> WOMEN'S CLOTH-TOP BOOTS j> _ ; FOR SHORT SKIRTS. The short skirt of to-day hasj created a demand for COLOURED BOOTS, and our stock of these lines is most complete. If we fail to advertise the exact style you are looking for, just drop us a- post card and we shall be pleased to give you fuller information regarding the stock we hold. [Women's Brown and Fawn' Top But- .Women's Blaok and Fawn Top Button Boots, patent golosh, welted ton Boots, . patent golosh, plain soles, round toes—Special value, ■ toes, sewn soles—2ss. oui, >„„ B.,tt— n~a= Women's Mole Cloth Top Lace Boots, Women's Gabardine Top Derby BaJs, Women's Black, Brown, and Grey . patent golosh, pug toes, in Grey, Cloth Top Button Boots, patent Brown, and Fawn—2Bs. 6d. golosh, plain toes, pump soles—3ss. iWomen's Gabardine Top Button Women's Gabardine Top Button Boots, patent golosh, round toes, Boots, patent golosh and cuff top, in Grey, Brown,'and Fawn—2Bs. Paris too, in Fawn, Mole, and ■ 6d. x ~, ■■ v , . Black.-355. . R. HANNAH & CO.; LTDv WELLINGTON. - SEND. FOR OUR LATEST MAIL ORDER PRICE LIST. ' / BUY AN "ANSCO" V.P. CAMERA! BETTER, BUT NO DEARER! That Ansco betterness is no mere claim, we ca.u amply demonstrate if you will call. The extension is rigid—accidental knocks cannot - ' put tho lens, out of focus. The back comes off, . making loading easier, and allowing you to clean the lens. Tho" shutter is betterso is, the general finish of the Ansco. VEST POCKET ANSCO NO. 0 takes pictures 1£ x 2' inches. It is self-opening and self-facusing —ready in a flash. Price with Achromatic lens 355.; with Anastigmat F/5.5 focusing lens, price, is £3 15s. " VEST POCKET ANSCO NO. 1 takes pictures twice fhe size of other V.P:' Cameras yet cost.? only 2s. 6d. more. Sizo of Camera itself is only .1. s 2} x 5 inches. Price with Achromatic lens 375. Bd.; with Anastigmat F/7 5 focusing lens £4 SS. . ■ (i COME AND SEE! WATER WORTHS, 4 LAMBTON QUAY (NEXT KELBTJRN- TRAM), WELLINGTON. And at 58 Queen Street, Aucldand.

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WAR INVENTIONS. Any invention for preserving life in the present war, or any new eViinment winch will add to the efficiency of: our armies is worth looking after. If you have an idea see us about it, or write for our free Txioklet, "Advico to Inventors." Henry Hughes, LW., 157 Featheretou Streot, Wellington.—A.dvt. Tn ¥ie report of the Hutt Vallo.y Horticultural Society's Show," held, at tlio Hutt on Wednesday for the Wounded Soldiers' Fuiid, au error was made in stating that Mr. H. Poolo was the winner of seven first prizos for chrysantKemums in the open section. It should have been .Mr. F, Westbiiry<