KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. , * . , WANTED FROM NOW ONAN UMBRELLA AND A SCARF! Tho rigours of Winter weatliDr render an umbrella cssontial, whilst a warm scarf can scarcely bo done without. Ladies who have yet .-■' t6/purchase' aro directed to our grand variety of new umbrellas and scarves. Somo of these wo feature here, also the latest Veilings, neckwear, and skirt frills. NEW UMBRELLAS. /BOULEVARD. UMBRELLAS-Straight handles, with silver mounts; in original designs; stool tubes; 40 inches long; strong and compact. . Prices,' Us. 6d., 15s. 6d., 18s. 6d., 215., to 355. 6d. LADIES' UMBRELLAS—With hook handles; silver mounted or plain styles; in various popular woods; steel tubes or strong sticks; 36 inches long. Prices, 6s. lid., Bs. 6d., 11s. 6d., 12s. 6d., to 455. each. t'Al iniiITAIRE UMBRELLAS—A novelty, combining smartness with dura- ...:. :. bilityj .the,handles aro straight, with natty metal or. Briolite tops, and : J l ; .'".finisuei.witli strong leather loop; full size covers. £ -\. Prices, ,12s. lid., 16s. lid., 215., 235. ed., to 355. lid. each. ' ° SCARVES—SMART AND COSY. PMARTSCARVES—In plain colours; nice weight and size; 10J x 48 inches; .;■ ■ finished with fringed ends; colours: navy, champagne, light rose, ' dark grey, saxe, dark rose, silver, ivorv. Price, 6s. 6d. each. 'HANDSOME STRIPED SCARVES-Representing perfection in colour blending; in brown, navy, rose, grey, purple, saxo grounds, with exquisite . contrasting stripes; size, lTx 54 inches. • Price, 225. 6d. each. 'BRIGHT SCARVES—-In plain and self colourings; large size, with superior . bright finish; shades .in ivory, purple, black, light saxe, dark saxe, frown, navy; size, 14 x GO inches. Price, 13s. 6d. each. LATEST NECKWEAR STYLES. !DIINTYRICH'CR.EPEDECHENEAND GEORGETTE COLLARS-Witb full hemstitched frill; in champagne, ivpr.v, pink, saxe, sky; tho cellars are also hemstitched in various shades. Prices, 7S. 6d, and BS, 6d JFINE NET FICHUS—Made of fine plain net; double collars, finished with neat pleated frill; full length pleated, front—a. favourite shape—in . •-- ivory and Paris. Price, ss. Ild. eaoh. JHEMSTITOHED FINE NET COLLARS—In ivory and pale Paris'; finished wlh, smart pleated frill; smart and washable. ■'\';[ "'"".' Prices, ss. Hd. and 7s. ed. each, V VEILINCS—DAINTY AND STRONC. IFRENOH VElLS—Three only black novelty veils; plain mesh, with hand- ". some hand-embroidered oxidised ornaments; tho hat trimming and ■"■''■• veil in l one piece; something exclusive and new. , Prices, 225, 6d., 275.'6 d. eaoh. ■fciffiOK CEROULAR' VEILS—Fine mesh, with elastic tops; dainty Chenille • borders. Price, 68. 6d. each. SOTCY COLOURED nets, with smart borders'of Chenille; done in nary, brown, mole, black, purple. Prices, Is. nd., 2s. 11d., 3s. 6d., 3s. Ild. each. . BEAOK various meshes; plain or spotted designs; finished with half-inch borders. Prices,. 10s. 6d., 11s. 6d., 12s. 6d., to 225. Bd. each. SMART PIECE VEILS—Fine mesh, with dainty floral designs; Chenille borders. Prices, ss. Ild., 6s: 6d., Ss. 6d., 10s. 6d., 11s. 6d. each. FAMOUS FOR 50 YEARS FOR QUALITY, STYLE, & VALUE. ' .. ♦ -TKIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD.
R. HANNAH & CO., LTD, . WOMEN'S WINTER GAITERS AND GOLOSHES. NECESSITIES FOR WINTER WEAR. '• iYou can face the elements with assurance and comfort if you provide yourself with GOLOSHES to preserve your boots from the wet and SMART LOOKING GAITERS for.warmth and comfort. We are now showing full Btooks of these lines. ' i CAITERS. '..'_' Women's Jlclton Cloth High Leg Gaiters, in Navy, Black', Mole, and Fawn, ss. lid.; Girls' sizes, ss. 6d. v r : , l GOLOSHES. ~ Storm Front Goloshes, light substance, Bs. lid., 4s. lid.; Misses', i 10 to 2, 3s. 6d.; Girls', 1 to 9, 35.; Children's, 4 to 6, 2s. 6d. rWomcn's SEorm Front Goloshes, stout rolled edge soles, ss. 6d.j Misses', 10 to 2, 3s. 9d.; Girls', 7 to 9, 3s. 6d.' Women's Footholds, low fronts, 3s. 3d.; high fronts, 3s. 6d. K. HANNAH & CO., LTD.; WELLINGTON. , \ WRITE FOE, OUR-MAIL ORDER PRICE LIST. ■/' ' ■ s
' BUY AN "ANSCO" VJ\ CAMERA! BETTER, BUT NO DEARER! That Ansco bottemess is no mere claim, we can amply" demonstrate if you' will call. Tho 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. The shutter is better— »' so is the general finish of the Ansco. VEST POCKET ANSCO NO. 0 takes pictures If x 2f inches. It is self-opening and self-facusing —ready in a flash. Price with Achromatic lens 355.; with Anastig,roat F/5.5 .focusing lens, price, is £3 IBs. ' VEST POCKET ANSCO NO. 1 ■ .■ takes pictures twice Iho size of other V.P. Cameras, yet costs only 2s. 6d. more. Sizo of Camera itself is only 1 x 21 x 5 inches. Price with Achromatic lons 375. 6d.; -with Anastigmat F/7.5 focusing lens £4 ss. COME AND SEE! WATERWORTHS, -,■' L'AMBTON QUAY (NEXT KELBURN TRAM), WELLINGTON. And at 58 Queen Street, Auckland.
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CHOICE WAR TIME SUITINGS Are in; Great Evidence at MILLIGAN'S KELBURN AVENUE. TT is worth -while to see what Britisn ■*: manufacturers can 'do under difficult circumstances. MANAGEMENT OF ESTATES AND .- INVESTMENTS. AWING to Failing Health, Advancing *•' Years, or Business Inexpcrionce, one may find it highly desirablo to secure relief from the worry of financial affairs by appointing a competent Agent. For persons thus situated, the Trustee Branch of the New Zealand Insurance Company, Ltd., will undertake the Management of Estates and Investmentspower to do so having been granted by bpecial Act of Parliament. The high status, business capacity, and immense resources of the Company afford practically absolute Security to all who entrust their affairs to its care. Moreover, its world-wide system of Branches provides a convenient and satisfactory means for the transmission of instructions and for the payment of income. INVESTED FUNDS, OVER £1,350,000. Handbook and Full Information obtainable from Head Office, Auckland, or from Branches throughout the Dominion. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE s COMPANY, LTD., Trustee, Executor, and Agency Branch. C. F. THOMAS, Trust Manager.
'Any invention, for preserving life in the present war, or any new equipment which will add to the efficiency of our armies is worth looking- after. If you have an idea, Bee us about it, or writo for bur free booklet, "Advice to Inventors.'.' Ilenry Hughes, Ltd., 157 IVatlicrstou Street, Wellington.—Advt.
Once feel tho thrill of tho eightcylinder King superiority, and there will bo little satisfaction for you in other cars. Lightning "get-away"; from a creep to a racing speed at the movement of a- finger; hills on "high"; silence; economy; these are a few reasons for King Eight success. Send for a catalogue to the Dominion Motor Vehicles Limited, 65 Courlenay. Place.—Advt.
Mwf ; . H. , PBI-.LP. l * * ' COENHILL STREET, ■■ •House, Window, and Office-Cleaning Contractor. Carpets Cleaned and Beaten by / / Machinory. IID OEDEBS PROMPTLY EXECUTED ."Telepnone 8293 (3 rings).
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