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Dominion, Volume 15, Issue 181, 28 April 1922, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. EVENING WEAK FABRICS ; . FOR SEASON-1922, Loth though wo are to put Sum mor behind us, there comes to most a pleasamt thrill at thought of the many enjoyable functions that belong to Winter evenings alone. No other season offers such scope for display of both figiire and ' frock, and every woman aia turally wants to look her best. The first irtep in the creation of a beautiful frock is the selection of a beautiful fabric, and these will bo found in bewildering variety at “THE HOUSE OF K. AND S., LTD. 4 SATIN CHARMEUSE—* 38 inches wide. I Has become a real leader in the fashioning of smart frocks. Its beauty k . of colouring and softness of texture is unsurpassed. In shades of t \ . nigger silver grey, steel grey, maize, lemon, shell pink, cnrdmtil, yieux rose, ! jade, peacock, sky, saxo, electric. Il elio., amethyst, purple, royal, blue, navy, ivory, white, and black. \ Price, 14/6 yrtf. CHIFFON TAFFETA— 38 inches wide. This superior Trench production is deputed to be a favoured material , • for the stvlish evening and dinner gown. In mnize, champagne, fawn, ' flame,-shell pink, vieux rose, henna, jade, peacock, emerald sky. saxo, nattier, royal, helio., amethyst, navy, nigger, silver, steel and dark greys, white and black. Pr,ce - 15 / 6 * ard ' CREPE DE CHINE— A . , w inches . wldo - The daintiest of evening dress fabrics. With its unique ; qualities, its rich a®d lustrous effect, this fabric is justly one of • "Fashion’s favourites.” In charming tones of vieux rose, sky, shell pink saxo. lemon, maize, silver grey, dark grey, purple, mole, nigger, prune, and brown, henna, champagne, salmon, pink, ecru, ivory, white, navy, and black. . Price, 12/11 yard. TINSEL EMBROIDERED NINON— 40 inchf>s wldo - The smartest evening model frocks nro fashioned in these dainty and exclusive ninons. Their beauty of texture and striking effects are I pre-eminent in siTch combinations as sky blue with silver, roj al with gold, white with gold, and black with gold. Price, 19/G yard. BEAUTE CREPE SATIN- . « inches . j vi4e - This is the latest novelty; a beautifully finished draping satin, with • crepe de chin.e foundations. Tho shades, comprise the newest Trench colourings—turquoise, fnschi-’ '’eep maize, wattle, coral, V . IOIIX ,J? S ®; j copper, sapphire, cherry, scarlet, nigger, and navy. Price, 22/6 yarn. '' ‘ Special Shipment of Superior FRENCH ORIENTAL SATINS, for Evening Drapes. Jumpers, Fur Coat Linings, etc., in beautiful designs and rich colourings; 25 patterns to choose from: 34 and 36 inches wide. P| - |C0 > y ard BROCHE BENGALENE— 40 inches wide. Distinctly a new departure. A heavy self-coloured brotode for evening frocks and wraps, in exquisite shades of rose, fuschia flame, mauve, old gold, helio., turquoise, and jade. » / Y HEAVY EMBROIDERED SILK CREPE— 40 inches wide. A very handsome fabric in the following colourings:—Mignonette with gold, grey with silver, cardinal with gold, crimson with ‘ 42 /_ yard SEE THIS WEEK’S DISPLAY AT KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD., WELLINGTON, "WHERE QUALITY COSTS NO MORE." R, HANNAH & CO., LTD., ARE FIRM BELIEVERS IN THE MOTTO THAT 44 IT’S TRUE ECONOMY TO BUY THE BEST”! Thousands of satisfied customers will testify that there is no better footwear than the famous . z "FOOTFORM” BOOTS AND SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN. Made'by one of England’s foremost manufacturers, they fit better, wear longer, and are most distinctive in style. Great value at the prices, too! j LADIES’. , • MEN’S. S2 OTOE A< Stent <n ’cap, l>E Sn l hS M212-BOX CALF OXFORD SHOE welted soles, smart medium tde. 45/- light welted soles, smart straight } S3 SHOE TE cXn CO h E Ils. D wS Voles M2I3—BROWN WILLOW CALF OXnoat medinm round toe. 451- FORD SHOE, light welted so.es, RI72—PATENT COLT OXFORD SHOE, smart straight shape. . Stysmart wing cap effect, long straight . M2II—BOX CALF WHOLE GOLOSHshapo, light welted soles, Cuban heels. ED CLOSED FRONT BALS, light F 47/6. welted soles, long straight ronnrt Ditto, m BROWN WILLOW CALF. toe. A gentleman’s boot 52/6. i . 45/i • . ’ SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND: L-' R. HANNAH & ,co;, LTD. 260 LAMBTON QUAY AND 103 CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. NEW “FLECTO” PHOTO. ALBUMS Made specially for Waterworths, the new series of "Flecto” Albums for >» photographs are of special artistic merit. The covers are in soft lea|l ' tiers decorated with charming noker-work designs and embellished with n knot of ribbon or leather. The cages are of either stout rarer or thin card in art shades. Made in New Zealand, they atp delightful examples of art-craftsmanship. Tho following are sizes of mounting spaces:— ' z Page size—sin. x 3Jin., 5/6; 6|in. x 4Jrn., 6/C; 75in. x sJtin., 8/6; lOJin. x 7in„ 16/The leather cover overlaps the inside pages. These albums make very acceptable presents for photographic friends. j ' ' ' ' / WATER WORTHS, . 'at 11AMBTOS QUIT. M qVESN STBBBT, 705 COLOMBO STBBBT. i WELLINGTON. AUCKLAND. (Opp. Triangle), CHRISTCHURCH.

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In regard to the proposed alterations and additions to the Carterton School, the Education Department informed the board yesterday that the Minister was prepared to consider the remodelling and slight additions to the old building. The chairman explained the details of the alterations proposed, which included adding 10ft. and making two classrooms into three, the cost being about £BO. Mr. Moss remarked that the committee favoured a side school, and he personally believed that : would be best. The chairman remarked that the side school did not affect the issue. It was decided to forward the proposed alterations to the Carterton Committee. In an interview on Germany, published yesterday, Mr. S. Gordon was made to state that the average wage for the unskilled worker was 500 marks per month. The word “month” should have read “week.” At the opening of the Mornington side school recently an offer from Mr. Bothell was mentioned to provide additional access to the school from the north-east. The Education Board decided to accept the offer. In yesterday’s issue Mr. T. M. Wilford, M.P., was reported as saying at the opening of the Hutt flower show : “It was a characteristic of the Englishman to hide from the profane gaze of the passer-by anything beautiful that ho possessed; to put high fences around’ it if it were a beautiful garden. He would advise them to do likewise.” . Mr. Wilford’s advice was nob to do likewise, the “not” being inadvertently omitted. Concerning Fortunes.—Many men have made enormous fortunes from inventions, tome simple, some very intricate. This would not have been so had the inventors been unable to patent the work of their I brains. Have you an idea ? Get it protected. Consult Henry Hughes, Ltd., ‘Patent Agents, 157 Featherston Street, Wellington.—Advt