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BUSINESS NOTICES. BARGAINS EXTRAORD>INARY. WEDNESDAY KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS, LTD. FOR ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE—"ADIES’ BRUSHWOOD HOSE—In various colours and patterns. 8/11, 10/11. BARGAIN PRICE, LADIES' DRESSING JACKETS—In beautiful quality ripple cloth. Grey, Helio, Eink, Rose, Cardinal. 4,9/6, 3 |/6. RICES 21/-, 13/9, 16/9, 10/6. <MERALD CREPE-DE-CHINE BLOUSES-Lovely quality. to ffi/e. ■ 5/11 WINCEYETTE BLOUSES-Splendld washing and 6/6. ODDMENTS IN WHITE FURS-To be cleared at very Special Woes. SUPERIOR QUALITY BROWN HEAHIER T.O T HOSE Eoi Boys 3to 5 years. 4/11. BARGAIN phi > WOOD COAT HANGERS- BARGAIN PRlC^’^ or | WHITE ENVELOPES—ObIong shape. 6d. pßlcEj 3 packets for 1/-. 6 dozen ALUMINIUM EGG SAUCEPANS-1 pint. BARGAIN PR j/|’ A number of ALUMINIUM SAUCEPANS and COLANDERS- p r j ce MOLLETON CLOTH—For Dressing Gowns; 38in - ity * 2/9> 1/il yard. SHOPPING BAGS—Of Shadow Tissue. 8/6. BARGAIN PRICE, g/jj ' The same made of Cretonne. 6/6. BARGAIN PRICE, J 3-Ply "MARMOT” VEST WOOL-In White * i/-. ■•- " CoC t K urH’ WOOIZ iARGATN h PRf n CE; tures. J 3 packet. packet> /■’ KNITTED FROCKS IN 3 GOOD STYLES:— ... , -- 1 Long sleeves, roll collar of brushwool; pleated skirt, wide belt. Royal, Saxe, Wine Nigger. 2. One piece; J-sleevee, V. neck,narrow belt, Grey stripe a , neck, sleeves and bottom of skirt, Mauve, Saxe. 3 v neck, with collar; 5-sleeves and turn-back cuff; nar- ’ row belt; collar, cuffs, andl bottom of skirt scalloped in con- ... trusting colours: Kingfisher, Fawn, Grey, Rose, and . Pale Blue. Usual Price 49/6 . BARGAIN PRICE, EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS WEDNESDAY KIRKCALDIE A STAINS, LTD . WELLINGTON. "QUALITY—SERVICE—VALUE. ’’, \ FOOTBALL BOOTS — HOCKEY BOOTS » SEASON 1923. •TV "T yy 0 nro we p prepared this Season to meet the > equipments of keen JU r'ootballers and Hockey players Our prices are considerably below last year’s and we have a splendid stock to choose from. WE CAN SUIT EVERY PLAYER. No. 161’. "ALT, BLACK” CHROME RUGBY BOOTS—Lace clips; hard boxed toes. Diamond studs; “Our own make.” Men’s sizes 13/6. M? 48 UI "THE CINCH” RUSSF.T HIDE RUGBY OR SOCCER BOOTSMcGregor vamps, laco clips, hard box toss, studs and toe bars; M. 49 En "THE ma COLLEGE" RUSSET CALF RUGBY BOOTS-Special " vamp, strap, lace clips, hard boxed toes, round studs; English make. M. 50. “THE CERT” WATERPROOF RUSSET KIP SOCCER BOOTS— Patent ankle pads and unbreakable toes; Durox soles and heels, toe bars and studs; best English make. „„„„„ „ , , 22 / 6, M 51. "THE CERT” BLACK BOX CALF RUGBY BOOTS—Patent non1' stretch uppers, unbreakable toes, round studs; best English make. 2//6. THESE ARE “SURE WINNERS”—GET YOURS NOW. K: HANNAH & CO:, LTD., too LAMBTON QUAY AND 10» CUBA STRBHT. WELLINGTON. Uniform prices at all our Branches. REALLY EXCEPTIONAL VALUE Without exaggeration, the Vest Pocket No. 0 "Ansco” camera as we now offer it, is really exceptional value. The "Ansco" is world-famous for its sound, durable construction, and exquisite beauty of finish. The No. 0 fitted with WRAY "LUSTRA” F 5.8 ANASTIGMAT, and with shutter speeded from l/10th to l/200th of a second, has also a focusing attachment, and combines highest quality with extreme moderation in price. It sells complete at .£6, and constitutes one of the finest investments for camera buyers. Be sure to inspect it. WATERWORTHS WORD IS WATERWORTHS BOND. If goods supplied or work done fail to satisfy you are cordially invited to let us know about it. WATERWORTHS, LTD:, ■B6 LAMBTON QUAY, 58 QUEEN STREET, 705 CODOMBO STREET, ►..? WELLINGTON. AUCKLAND. (Opp. Triangle), CHRISTCHURCH.

"I SEE, BY THE PAPERS" That REGULATION EVENING PRESS la a Speciality at 1 MILLIGAN’S KELBURN AVENUE. 'Their MR. BEDFORD ia a past mast er 'ln imparting that "individual touch" 'which stamps the wearer as a WELL-DRESSED MAN in the best society. S. P. ANDREW, La; Photographer. ■- STUDIOS—--10 Willis Street, ..Wellington. An interesting Exhibit of CAMERA WORK in two beautiful Processes— PINDIA PROOF” and MONOCHROME is now on view (downstairs), at the above Studios, 10 Willis Street. NEW TEL. NUMBER—(See S. P. ANDREW, Studios), 1233. LEGAL NOTICE. . BURTON AND MELTZER, Wellington, SOLICITORS. "'ft EG to announce that they have comJl> menced the practice of their profes■;eion at 276 Lambton Quay, first floor, - 1'H.8." Buildings. Tel. 3880. KLOTHES LOTHES THAT KOUNT. Try— H. GOTLIEB, 218 Lambton Quay (Upstairs). "The High-class Tailor.” TITHE Leading Tailors—Kitto and Son, JL 132 Willie St. (upstairs). Our Spring and Summer Suitings are now Opened up. Exclusive designs in checks and stripes. Visit our Showroom and choose a Suit which will carry the mark "Of distinction. Saltaire (guaranteed colours), in blues and Greys, filways in atock. Dress Suits and Ladies’ Costumea q . Specialty. Telephone 2312. MB H. fA L*” 11 GLOVER, M DENTAL SURGEON. Mandel’s Buildings, 101 Willis Street. Tel. 800.

London and Lancashire in. SURANCB CO.. LTD. FlRE— Building, and/or Contents of every description. MARINE—AII classes of Marine Insurance, including Passengers’ Baggage, covered for any voyage. Wool covered from sheep’s back to London. ACCIDENT — Workers’ Compensation, Personal Accident, and Sickness Policies. Plate-glaas and Fidelity Guarantee Insurance. MOTOR-CAR — Comprehensive policies covering damage by Fire and Accident. Full particulars and rates on application to Johnston and Co., Ltd., Agents and Attorneys, 168 Featherston Street, Wellington. 'Phone 310. ART CONNOISSEURS & COLLECTORS A RARE Opportunity of viewing a wonderful New Collection, specialIv selected to suit Wellington lovers of Genuine Art, whioh includes Georgian Coffee Pots and Teapots. William IV Silver. Antiaue Old Dutch Silver, magnificent Hall-marked Silver Tea Sets. Old Worcester Gold, and Morone Dinner Service. A large assortment of Rare Antiaue Jewellery. Heirlooms. Genuine Old Sevres Vases, superb Chelsea Figures, Old Cloisonne and Satsuma. A beautiful collection of Boxes, 16th Century Silver. Old Ivory. Porcelain with Painted Miniatures. Nobodv can afford to miss the opportunity of their lives to see the Collection at the Front Shop in the Back Street —McKENNA’S. 245 Upper Willis St, (trams stop St. Peter's Church). EH. M. LUKE, M. 8., Ch.B., • F.R.C.S. (Edin.), hns commenced practice at 148 Willis Street Telephones: Consulting Rooms 1640. Residence 24r-673. WEATHER FORECAST » AT 4 P.M. YESTERDAY. Present indications are L* strong easterly winds northward of East Capo and Kawhia. and moderate to strong south-easterlv. changiny to northerly winds elsewhere. Weather milder, with increasing cloud and haziness generally, and a falling barometer everywhere soon. D, C. BATES. Meteorological Office. Wellington. April 16. 1923. The Duke of York and his bride on their wedding day will entertain 8000 London County Council school children.