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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 53, 27 November 1923, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. “KIRKCALDIE’S” WEDNESDAY SPECIALS TO-MORROW The lines mentioned below are of exceptional merit. They are chiefly oddments of lines that cannot be repeated. The special prices are for WEDNESDAY ONLY. IN THE MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT. 8 ENDS OF UNBLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, Catton and Linen and Uctton, sligbtlv imperfect, 52in., 54in., and 57in. wide. Usual Inces 4/11 and 5/3 yard. WEDNESDAY’S SPECIAL 2/6 yard IN THE STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. CHILDREN’S PICTURE BOOKS, several titles. , SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY 74d. each, postage extra WOOD COAT HANGERS. These make splendid 'Xmas Gifts when covered. SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY, 6 for 1/9, postage extra IN THE SOFT FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. MERCERISED 81LK POPLINS, 50in. wide Browns Bhtes and ~_ only. Usually-7-6 yard. WEDNESDAY SPECIAL X?. r 6 ENDS FIGURED SATEEN DOWNPROOF, for recovering Down Quilts, etc, 30in. wide. Usual Price 3/11 spECIAI . 2/6 yard IN THE PICTURE DEPARTMENT. A GOOD SELECTION OF FRAMED AND UNFRAMED PICTURES—A great opportunity now to secure IN THE MEN’S DEPARTMENT. WMV GENUINE PANAMA HATS, M. MEN'S WHITE CH.Wr.AII VKDEBVESTS. 3/9 MEN'S PAWN CEI,T.'JI,AII INDEIIVESTS. „„ IN THE SOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT. 1” PAIRS MEN’S TAN WILLOW BROGUE SHOES, Stout Soles; sizes 6, 8 “and JO Usual Price 56/6. WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 25/20 PAIRS BOYS’ BOX CALF BOOTS; sizes IN THE BLOUSE DEPARTMENT. HEAVY WEIGHT MARL SILK JUMPERS, with round neck and elbow sleeves, Fawn, Nigger, Beige, Peach, Brora, Unnamon, a « d White. Usually 43/6. WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 32/6 IN THE UNDERCLOTHINC DEPARTMENT. ODDMENT IN GIRLS’ AND MAIDS’ pinnm rtwmN VESTS AND COMBINATIONS, asserted styles. RIBBED COIIOA VAblb Aiw VUIU WEDNE g DAY SPECIAL 2/11 to 8/11 IN THE HOSIERY AND CLOVE DEPARTMENT. LADIES’ 14 REAL SILK HOSE, with Cotton Suspender lops, beam at Rack Black Putty. and Grev. Usual Prjco 6/11. Back, Black, luwy, anu . WEDNESDAY PRICE 2/9 FANCY SILK GLOVES, with Tucked Flare Gauntlets. White, Chamtoise, Grey Usual Price il/6. WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 7/11 12-BUTI'ON SILK GLOVE, good quality, contrasting points, Black, White, OwS and Grey. Canal ™ oflY SPECIAL „„ KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. WELLINGTON. "FAMOUS FOR WEDNESDAY BARGAINS/* SHOES FOR SUMMER SPORTS AT HANNAH’S Equipped with dependable Footwear you’ll do yourself justice on the field—Select your requirements here. BEST SELECTION AND LOWEST PRICES RP APEN'S WHITE CANVAS OX- R 92. MEN’S WHITE CANVAS DEBFORD TENNIS SHOES—White rub- BY BOWLING SHOES—Red lu^ r RUMEN’S*WHITE 1 CANVAS OX- R7S.‘°MEN’S BROWN WILLOW FORD TENNIS BOOTS-White rub- CALF DERBY BOWLING SHOESber soles full round toes. 8/6. Plantation Crepe rubber soles; flexiMEN’S WHITE CANVAS OX- Wo and easy. 27/6. 1 FORD TENNIS SHOES—Chromo 1650. MEN’S WHITE CANVAS solS for tsphalt? splendid wearers CRICKET BOOTS-Stout leader 9/6. soles, with spikes. 12/6. UNIFORM PRICES AT ALL OUR BRANCHES. » R. HANNAH & CO., DUD., 260 LAMBTON QUAY, AND 103 CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. . THE VEST POCKET “APEM” This camera opens itself with one movement, and is instantly ready for service It takes pictures Iff x 21 inches which will enlarge perfectly to any reasonable dimensions. Made throughout of metal, it is strong, light, compact, and attractively finished. It has brilliant finder, a leg for supporting fiont for time exposures, and a shutter speeded from l/25th to lOOtn sec. With Fine Achromatic lens F. 11. With High-grade R.R. lens F. 8. 4,2/12/6. These charming cameras are sure to please. As a present to yourself or ainother, they are particularly appropriate now that Christmas i<? almost upon us. It will be a pleasure to show them. 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., __ t /ja mbton Quay, 58 Queen Street, 705 Colombo St. (Opp. Triangle). WELLINGTON. AUCKLAND. CHRISTCHURCH.

TO TRADERS ONLY. DERBYSHIRE’S (N.Z.) LTD. INVITE you, before buying, to inspect their Stocks of — ABSOLUTELY NEW XMAS TREE DECORATIONS, WINDOW SHOW PIECES. & NOVEL MECHANICAL 'TOYS. ROYAL DOULTON WARE, in New De. signs—Blue Bird. Rouge Flambe, etc, BRITISH OSAKA WARE, in six varioties, richly coloured. DUCAL WARE, in Choicest Shades DINNER SERVICES and TEA SETS CUT AND MOULDED GLASSWARE— Tumblers, etc. E.P.N.S. SPOONS. etc., guaranteed weights of silver. STAINLESS CUTLERY, at prices unknown since pre-war days. DOLLS—Genuine French Bebe and Con tinental Novelty Types. BRITISH XYLONITE TOILET SPECIALITIES. MECCANO AND PRIMUS Engineering. HOUSEHOLD IRONMONGERY. 182 WAKEFIELD STREET (Aulsebrook’s Buildings). IF YOUR EYES ACHE A Visit to our Consulting Rooms will ensure relief. Consult us— SPEAR AND MURRAY, LTD., Eyesight Specialists. 7 Willis Street. Wellington. ’Phono 2562. Millen paulin, b.d.s. CLale Knox Gilmer), DENTAL SURGEON, 24 Boulcott Street. Telephone 2723.

London and Lancashire in1 SURANCE CO., LTD. FIRE.— Buildings, 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-glass 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. LONDON STYLES LONDON SUMMER SUfTINGS SPECIALTIES At MILLIGAN’S KELBURN AVENUE The firm which has won golden opinions In London. S. P. ANDREW Limited, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER. Studios: 10 Willis Street, Wellington. FOR ENLARGEMENTS—MINIATURES. "MONOCHROME” AND PORTRAITS. "INDIA PROOF” Two beautiful methods of photogravure work. Telephone 1233. HH. COO TE, . H. COO T E, Optician, HAS REMOVED TO 30 WILLIS STREET (Ist floor), i doors above Grand. Hotel. Telephone 89.

Mr. D. F. Stewart. managing director for R. T. Lamb and Co., Sydney, arrived at 'Wellington last evening from Auckland. Tho world is waiting for the man with ideas. And often the simplest inventions are the most useful and the most lucrative. Your idea may be very valuable. Get it protected by Patent Rights. For advice about patents consult Henry Hughes, Ltd., 157 Featherston Street, Wellington. w-Adwt-