BUSINESS NOTICES. , . • ' \ . . . ; - '■ DENNISON PAPER NOVELTIES < AT -THE HOUSE OF K. AND S. LTD.” Wn ars just now featurinq an interesting window display Oenniton Crop® Paper goods, which t o those who see it, will suggest treat possibilities in the way of Xmas decorating and entertaining. For the benefit of out-of-town residents, we list here details of these most Inexpensive and adap table paper notions. IDEAL FOR XMAS PARTIES DENNISON CREPE PAPER—In shade, of Amber D?rk Rose. American Ewilltv. Mo’s G reen, Light Ambei, Dar I Amte A ""]e Cnral P»7 Cerise TJirht Orange, Celestial Blue, Apricot, Salmon, Apple. Gtel ’purplerr z ’ure ff ßlue° c/narv Emerald Nile Blue. Medium Coral. Pale Coral If olio., 5 lolet, L.ght Broun. Darcßro , Light Blush Pink. Dark Blush Pink. Price, 1/3 per p leca BUVKIgnV PBFP7 PAPER STREAM ERS—I Jin. wide, 60ft. long, in White DE - XN eml°Blex-k E Fr^h P ßlt. Emerald. Purple Leaf Green Orange, Dark Amber. Violet, Medium Coral, Prak, National each . J’Ain. STREAMERS, 40 r t. long; Same shades as above. T»T>NNTSON CREPE PAPER FFSTOO NS—ln White. Black. French Blue, Nai vl ® EN1 ti r o™? Effie Red, Dark Amber. Canary, Emerald, Violet, Pink, Green, ' < DENNISON CREPE‘PAPER FESTOO NS—Tn Red. WbAe. Green; Black and Orange.; Hebo trope and V hitc. Price, Ba. eacn. DENNISON DECORATED CRF.PE PAP ER—ln Bird Cage on Green "Simnlo Simon.” Yellow Daisy, Apple. Blossom, Dancing V igures 1 arrot Design Children with bubbles "S anta Claus” in Chimney. Lit.lo Boy Blue” "Mother Goose,” Bell and Holly IWgn, Holly and Mistletoe, Brick Design. Black and White Stripes. Red, Bhite and Brno Autumn Leaves on Whit-'. Rose Bud. Tulip Design Pink Rose. Cosmos, Pumpkin Design, Animal Desip”. Witches and Cobweb, Xnins L 7 ™’ "Father Christmas, Harvest Design. Price, 2,3 pi i DENNISON CREPE P.IPER NAPKINS—IB in packet in Blue Flower Design, Dancing Figure-. "Santa Claus” end Wreath. Yellow Daisy.. Pink Rose Autumn Leaf, Cherry. Jonquil, Turkev Witch and Ptimpnn Men lied Rcso, Sotip Bubbles. Pink Border. Rabbit? and Chicko;s,. Silver Bell Design. Yellow Flower. Holly and Bell, Rose Bud in circle. Xmas Scene. Wild Rcse. Dutch Design. I Price, 1/6 per packet of rl. DENNISON DECORATED TABLE CL OTHS-6.3 x 81, in Poins-.tia. Cats and Pumpkin, Pink Hose, Children’s Party Design, 1 allow . t tower, eac j, '■ a. • DENNISON TABLE CLOTHS—Damask Designs. Round, Sain, in diameter, V 6. L Glin. x o4>’n., i/i». Clin, x 108 in., 2/3. I . Round, 60in. in diameter. 2.’6. ---'to'DENNISON PAPER LUNCH SF.TS-Comnriaing 1 Decorated Table C’oth 12 p. Serviettes and 12 Plates in assort* d designs. PHM, 7/11 set. n,- DENNISON PAPER PLATES—Gi n.« in diameter, in. Pink, Bln?., W i DENNISON XUAS STOCKINGS (not filled)— Price, 10Jd. each. - DENNISON PAPER FLOWER OUTFI TS-With all accessories for Flowers. ’ „ DENNISON PAPER DOLL OUTFITS- Comprising Vnd Ml’wt ■; ■’ DENNISON PARTY 'JAPS—Hundreds of the iVeacffi ■ • DENNISON PAPER DOLLS-Jointed an» and legs, Ifld tacK ■■; . .. ■ ■■» ' ■. ■ KIR.KCALDIE & STAINS, LTD., " £ . WELLINGTON. “WHERE QUALITY C OSTS NO MORE”, .' ; WHITE SUMMER SHOES FOR CHILDREN : ; - These Shots will ’ please• the Kiddies as much as the values will please, - ■ ' their''mothers. " ' ■ , „■-< ' - - ■ • ' ■ 7-7 IPs a positive fact that when Children are SATISFIED, with thur j" Shoes they take more pride and car e of them, so it's wise to give them THE SHOES THEY LIKE. 1 1 - i ■’. ' ’ ■' ; a■' ' ■‘■ -''• > •' •• ' I I ' THESE prices SUGGEST ECONOMY. / - ' - KS7.—WHITE CANVAS HEEL BAR SHOES. Neat >Bow. Sewn Solos i "7' 7 to 9, ,5/11; 10’s, 6/11; 11 to 1, 7/6, Maid’s 2 to 5. 9/6. 7 7‘: KS9.—WHITE CANVAS DERBY LACE SHOES, round toes, sewn soles. 7 to 9, 5/11; 10’s, 6/11; 11 to 1, 7/6; Maid’s 2 to 5, 9/6. 7 -! • .KI26—CHILD'S WHITE BUCKSKIN ANKLE STRAP SHOES, pump • soles. ■ 2 to 6,' 6/C.' . : : 5 KIM.—CHILD’S IVHITE CANVAS 1-BAR SHOES, Veldt sewn soles, 3to 6, L';/.yv i5/11. ' ' i?"' ''A . : ■. v ’ .',V, ' ;■ -l i-vM? ; -■ v" - '' '■ '■ ■ ,7 ■; - ; , WE PAY ATTENTION T 0 CORRECT FITTING. 77'7 7 , /7. < ■ 7 7'. R. HANNAH & CO.. LTD., JOO LAMBTON QUAY AND 103 CUBA STREET. WELLINGTON ( WELLINGTON.
A CHARMING SUMMER GIFT Summer m We. if you want to fiiee yourself or a rota- . tive or friend an ideal and inexpensive gift, come along ard have a look at the latest and best thing in British Cameras. THE “WATCH POCKET CARBINE”? is small, compact.. beautifully made and finished, highly efficient fitted with Aldis ''Uno” anastigmat working at Fi.7, and Lukes shutter. It is a camera that beginners can work quite successfully. Being so daintv. it is ah ideal gift for a lady. It is suitable for either indoor or outdoor work, and is a delightful companion at all times No obbgattofo tay «nl«. yon rth «-« » “pte"coMfi*ETE,' ot!" WATERWORTHS’ WORD is WATERWORTHS’ BOND. If goods supplied or work done fail to satisfy, you ore cordially invited to . let us know about it. WATERWORTHS, LTD:, 68 QU A®SF'<opp.
SAFETY FOR YOUR ESTATE No. 21.—Efficient Service at Moderate Charge. The efficient service which the Public Trustee renders is performed at very moderate cost. The Public Trust Office was established, not to make profits, but to supply a | public requirement in the shape of an executor and trustee, capable, trustworthy, a’nd permanent. The charges have been designed with the object merely of providing sufficient remuneration to meet the expenses of the office and to enable an adequate assurance and reserve fund to be built up. A scale of commission has been adopted, varied to meet special classes of estates, and as charges are based on the realised values of the assets dealt with it will he seen that / it is to the interests of the office as well: as of its clients, that the best results should bo obtained. While imposing a mod- "1 erate scale of charges, the Public Trustee adopts a liberal policy in creating interest on funds held on behalf of estates. When an estate come to be dietribntwd amongst those ' entitled it is not infrequently found even in estates that have been but a comparatively sliest title in the office that the interest credited exceeds the charges deducted. . Pot full information, apply to the „PUBT,IC TRUSTEE. Wellington, or to the Dist ict Public Trustee at Masterton, Napier. Palnicrstop North. Wanganui. Ha worn. vid New Plymouth. DISTRICT OFFICERS at MnrHnhorongh. Carterton. Eketnhunn. Pahintua, Woodville, Dannevirke, Wiiipuknrau, Waipawa. Hastings, Wo iron, H. 8.. Levin. Frilling, Marton, Taihape, and Stratford. W. E. Suckling, ■ ' Ontioian, ‘Hood Bros.’ Bldg.. 110-112 Lambtcn Quay. Sir Wili am Crookes Toric Eye-glasses. F. ’ McLEAN? " OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN, 126 Riddiford Street. Wellington. Tel. 21 —037. Clmrgcs Moderate. HT. P | E A T, « Gedern! Engraver. For Brass Bn=iness Platra con'iilt me at 31 BUNTER ST.. WELLINGTON. Over 3000 miles of rural telephone lines were o’ectcd in Saskatchewan during tho past year.
MOR ® attractions STAR ATTRACTIONS , .if -AtMILLIGAN’S KELBURN AVENUE. POPULAR LONDON SUITINGS. POPULAR LONDON SUITINGS. Sty Its That Enhance One’s Appearance. fitting by a Cutter of extenrtve Vloe-Regal experience, rix., Mr. F. W. BijJord. S. P. ANDREW, - Portrait Photographer. FOR ENLARGEMENTS AND MINIATURES. , Also "Monochrome” and "India Proof.” - Two Beautiful Methode of !•; Portraiture. Studios: 10 Willis Street, Wellington. . ' Tel. 1233. ••'..YOUR SATISFACTION IS ASSURED if you place your order with Gotliob. V The Now Materials, in Latest Designs, are now opened up, and await your ■TU inspection. JJ GOT LIEB. •<<pi 243 Lambton Our- (first floor). QLARKE’S Art. China, and Antique Dealers, J. -a‘c Inspection Cordially Invited. ''s ;»i6."LAMBTON QUAY. WELLINGTON. ’■■'T — — — ■ fTTHB T-wdrag Tr.t’or'—Kiito and Son. 'xA 132 Willis St. (upstairs). Our Spring " t/.'and Summer Suitings ara now opened ’ Exclusive deigns th checks and stripes- Visit bur Showroom and choo«e a Suit which will carrt the mark of distinction. Sal.nire (gusran'eed colours), in blues and greys, always ii> stock Dress Suits and Ladies' Coe tames a Specialty. Telephone 2312. 'A 1 [A Card.] MR. 11. L. GLOVER. DENTAL SURGEON, .. Mandel's Buildings. 101 Willis S'rear Tel. 890.
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