BUSINESS NOTICES. —— TO-MORROW Being the FIRST WEDNESDAY in the month is REMNANT DAY AT KIRKCALDIE’S Heaps of Remnants of all description s have been marked at such low prices that they will sell quickly. ‘St,- Useful lecngths of Sheetings and Damasks, Towellings, Fiarfar, Calico, Langeloth and other household Linens. Useful lengths of Silks and Satins, of Summer Dress Fabrics and Linings. Useful lengths of Ribbons, Laces and Embroideries. .Useftil lengths of Curtain, material, Drapes, etc. These remnant? must be sold. Come in early to-morrow and secure your Wquiremente. ■' Also oddments in various departments. HOSIERY AND GLOVES. GROUND FLOOR. LADIES’ BLACK ART SILK HOSE—With Cotton suspender tops; faultless ■weave. Usual Price 5/11. Wednesday’s Special 2/3. LADIES' 2-DOME SILK GLOVES —With double tips; medium size only. Usual 1 Price 4/11. Wednesday’s Special 1/6. UNDERCLOTHING. FIRST FLOOR. WHITE PANAMA CLOTH BRASSIERES—Front fastening style; sizes 82 to 38. Usual Price 3/11. Wednesday’s Special 3'3. SAMPLE WOOL AND WOOL AND COTTON COMBINATIONS .AND VESTS. n , Wednesday’s Special 3/6 to 12/6 HARDWARE. ' GROUND FLOOR. 9 ALUMINIUM PRESERVING PANS—Lipped, with hanging loop, holding 12 quarts. Wednesday’s Special 18/6 each. At STRONG ENAMEL PUDDING BOILERS—With patent tinned Steel lids; 6 and 7 inches. , Wednesday’s Special 2/11 each. MEN’S CLOTHING. GROUND FLOOR. MEN’S SAC SUITS —At genuine special prices; a real hard wearing line ranging from £6/6/- to £7/71-. Wednesday’s Special 75/- and 79/6. GREY FLANNEL COATS AND TROU SERS—English Suiting Flannel. Wednesday’s Special 49/6. MEN’S RAIN COATS—Absolutely good quality. Usual Prices 5 and 6 guineas. Wednesday’s Special 69/6 and 75/-. , FEATraMIOTT SUMMER MACINTOSH COATS-;, BLOUSE DEPARTMENT. FIRST FLOOR. New goods, just opened. SILK KNITTED CARDIGANS—In Light Grey, Putty, Lemon, Saxe, Usual Price 49/6. Wednesdays Special 43/6, HABERDASHERY GROUND FLOOR. PLAYBOX Wednesday on |y ( 7/6 copy, postage 10d. extra. CUT CRYSTAL BEAD NECKLETS—I n Bed. Amethyst. Amber and Blue. Wednesday’s Special 2/- each. WASHING ELASTIC—In White, J-in. . , _ . .waonurn Wednesday’s Special 2/6 per dozen yards. SEE THE WONDERFUL RANGE OF XMAS GIFTS. , MORNING SPECIALS 9 to 12. * WEDN ESDAY. 9 to 12. OTTOS a®ra KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS, LTD., “FAMOUS FOR WED NESDAY BARGAINS.”
HANNAH’S FOR CHILDREN’S SANDALS Whv? Simply because we stand alone for value and good wearing qualities. Our Sandals are made in our own factory, end are- quite distinct and better than those Bold by any other house m New Zealand. WE SELL THE GOOD WEARING KIND AT LOWEST PRICES CHILDREN’S TAN OR BLACK CHILDREN’S TAN OR BLACK CHROME SANDALS —Strong sewn ENGLISH-MADE SANDALS—Nature sola (mT? x 10, 5/11;. form, flexible Veldt Schoen solos. GMb’ 11 x L 6/11; Maid’s 2x 5, 8/6 ■ Childs’ 7 x 10, 5/11; Girls’ 11 xl, 6/11; 6 a-nd. 7, 9/6. Maids 2x5, 8/5; b ana 7, 5/b. WE STOCK THESE SANDALS IN ALL OU,R BRANCHES. ♦ R. HANNAH & CO:. D£D., . , 260 LAMBTON QUAY, AND 103 CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON.
BUTCHERS UNDERSTAND BOYS ' The British firm of Butcher and Sons Ltd understands what (Eirla too—like in a Camera. So they.have built the box-form CARBINE, a ■trong, simple, efficient daylight-loading roll-film Camera. It takes capital pic- ~ tees, will stand handling, is easy to work, and meets all snap-shot requirements. * THE BOX.FORM “CARBINE” delights youthful photographers, and gives pleasure to adults, too. For beginners'of all ages it is an instrument we can recommend. Made in two models, ■'■■covered in black, or the new brown, with good lens and shutter, it sells complete at 15/- for the 3i x 2J, and for the 2} x4J size. ' T If you want a superior folding Camara, we can show you. a wide range to choose from, making pictures from If x2J inches up, at prices from £2/2/6. WATERWORTHS, LTD., 686 Lambton Quay, 58 Queen Street, 705 Colombo St. (Opp. Triangle). WELLINGTON. AUCKLAND. CHRISTCHURCH.
TO TRADERS ONLY. rjYHE Arawa has brought us— WESTMINSTER CHIMES and MISSION CLOCKS. TUTANKENHEIM (Luxor) — Rarest Egyptian Pottery Reproductions of Royal Couch, "Sarcophagi, Coffee Cups, etc. ROYAL DOULTON—NoveI Designs. Blue Bird, Iris, Rouge Flambe, and other new patterns. CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATIONS of Novel Type, Latest Curtain Ornaments. MECHANICAL WINDOW NOVELTY SHOW PIECES and CLOCKWORK TOYS PRIMUS and MECCANO, etc. HAGENBACK ZOO—Wild Animals with voices. MENAGERIE— Talking and Walking Birds and Reptiles. ANTIQUE English Brassware, Copper and Ormolu Ware (British). WALKING and Action DOLLS from FRENCH BEBE Factory; Character and SLEEPING DOLLS galore. Gorgeous Colours and Shades in English OSAKA. WILTON. MORRIS, and DUCAL VASES, DUTCH JUGS, and “FANCIES.’’ m n , ZYLONITE and EBONY Toilet Specials and Brushes. Finest CUT GLASSWARE and Moulded Crl fl. Rf?' EPN S ‘ Spoons—STAINLESS CUTLERY. Kitchen HARDWARE. Inspect before buying elsewhere. DERBYSHIRE’S (N.Z), I/TD.. 182 Wakefield St. (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. ’Phone 2562. ILLEN PAULIN. " B.D.S. (Late Knox Gilmer), DENTAL SURGEON, 24 Boulcott Street. Telephone 2723. BARBER AND CO., Dry Cleaners . !no dyeing). 125 Cuba St., City.
London and Lancashire insurance CO.. LTD. ElRE.— 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., Agent® and Attorneys, 168 Featherston Street, Wellington. 'Phone 310. EMPIRE EXHIBITION gentlemen who are going WILL FIND PLENTY OF THE SMARTEST LONDON SUITINGS AT MILLIGAN’S . KELBURN AVENUE NOTED EXPERTS IN LONDON STYLE. s. P. ANDREW Limited, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER. Studios? 10 Willis Street, Wellington. FOR ENLARGEMENTS—MINIATURES. raONOCKBOJIE" rm . T£ilTS . "INDIA FltOOF” Two beautiful methods of photogravure WOf Telephone 1233.' Hu. coo t e, . H. C O O T E. Optician, HAS REMOVED TO 30 WILLIS STREET (Ist floor), 4 doors above Grand Hotel, Telephone 39.
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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 59, 4 December 1923, Page 6
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