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teW AND ARTISTIC TRACED NEEDLEWORK FOR HOME DECORATION Such lovely, designs as wo feature to-day certainly merit your inspection, for our present raugo includes many charming and delightfully novel effects. Tie nomm who loves coloured embroidery for homo decoration will find our Art Needlework Section particularly attractive at tlio . present time, and we offer a special invitation to call. THE NEWEST IDEAS ARE ALWAYS AT KIRKCALDIE'S. tyfHE MODENA DESIGN"Traced on iv?ix or cream Bongalino, an. effective arrangement of conventional ohrysanthenitun. There is a commenced pieco carried out in shades of rose, bluca, and green, with all necessary threads to finish.. Price, 255. Traced Cushion Pieoes— Price, Vs. 6d. H.S. Ruimens, Traced- Pr'«. 7s - 6d - IfELYSLiN DESIGN"- , , , «•„„.. This design represents a tiny landscape scene and has a. eliariumg enccr. carried out in pale piuis, bines, and lawns. A commenced Cushion Square showing exactly how the colours should be blendted, with all threads to finish. Price, 15s. 6d. Traced 18-inoli Contres, round or ovnl- Prico > 2s - 6d ' 22-inch Square or Round Centres- Price, 3s. Sd, Traced Runners- Price ' 5s - 9dl PCHANTILLY DESIGN"- , ... , . This is ono of the newest designs for the popular Fibrone braid work. A commenced piece, with all materials to finish. "rice, iis. bo. Table Centres- 18-inch, 2s. 6d.; 22-inch, 3s. 9d. Cushion Pieces- • Price, 6s. 11d. f"THE GRECIAN DESIGN"- " , , . Traced on heavy Art Linen. One commenced piece in Oriental colourings. Price, 19s. fid. Traced Runners- Price, ss. 6d. Cushion Pieces- Pnce ' ss ' 6d ' ffiIOSAIG DESIGN"- ~■ , ~L „ Something exceptionally smart and quite new. The black and white Mosaic forms a trellis for rosebuds and forget-me-nots. Traced on white Satin,'oT>e commenced piece-with threadb to finish. Price, 255. Table Centres, 22-inch square- Price, 10s. 6d. Corded Cushion Slips- Price, 18s. 6d. *THE RIGA DESIGN"- . TTaoed on heavy fawn Art Crash, large conventional design particularly suitable to the material. A commenced pieco carried out in oriental colours, with all' threads to complete. Price, 19s. 6d. Traced Runssra— Price, ss. Gd; Cushion Pieces— Price, ss. 66*. WE'RE ALWAYS PLEASED TO SUGGEST THE MOST SUITABLE COLOURINGS. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. FAMOUS FOR OVER 50 YEARS FOR QUALITY, STYLE, AND VALUE. &' HANNAH k CO.. I/CD. WOMEN'S TAN WALKING SHOES SUITABLE FOR ANY CLIMATE ,'Some months ago we realised that TAN SHOES were coming strong, therefore ■ prepared accordingly. Our assortment is now complete, and wo are showing 'some really smart lines in WOMEN'S TAN FOOTWEAR, which blends so nicely J.with Khaki. ~„ WE HAVE THEM EITHER LIGHT OR STRONG. No. 5319-Women's Tan Calf Court No. 1112-Women's Tan Calf Derby Shoes, smart shape, Goodyear welts, Shoes, Goodyeay -pelted soles, medium neat Cuban heels—2os. round toes, cominonsense heels—2os. „. .„. TO ,' m . -it-,- p V No. 1113—Women's Tan Kid Derby No Tan Kid Court gh m t Shoes, round toes, smart. Ray heels- welted S ol ß3 -255. 21s - No. 5219-Women'B Toney Red Calf No. 1115-Women's Tan KM Heel Bar Derby Shoes, perforated quarters, Shoes, perforated collarette, welted sm „rt Pug toes, high Cuban heels— soles-23?. 6d.. 30s: No. SIBB-Women's Tan Calf Heel Bar No. 1106-Women's Tan Calf Brogue Shoes, light soles, smart heels, Golf Shoes, stout welted soles, suit"Dorothy"—2ss. able heels—2Bs. Cd. POST ]?BEE when Cash is sent with orders. Don't Forget to mention your 6ize. «.'■■ HANNAH ■& CO., LTD., WELLINGTON. IT IS A SHEER DELIGHT TO USE THE ANSCO VEST POCKET, CAMERA It is the one Camera that ensures; perfectly sharp and clear pictures, which may be enlarged with excellent result. No. 0 ANSCQ is fitted with a focusing Anastiginat Lens F.7'.5. PRICE, £4 7s. 6d. . Complete with Black Leather Case. This little Camera cannot be surpassed for Outdoor Work, and is so compact that it easily fits into the Vest Pocket. WATERWORTHS LIMITED, "THE ANSCO PEOPLE," K6LAMBTON QUAY (next Kelburn Tram): ... WELLINGTON. 58 Queen Street ... Auckland.

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