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BUSINESS NOTICES. / — —————————————— — ■ • SEE THE DISPLAY OF BEAUTIFUL RACE APPAREL AT “KIRKCALDIE’S” —>Oo<X Beautiful Frocks, Wraps and Coats; Lovely Millinery—a model to suit every Frock; Smart Hosiery and Gloves, Shoes etc; imported especially for Trentham. If it comes from Kirkcaldies—it must bo good—and it must be stylish. NAVY GABARDINE COSTUME—Inset Bell sleeves adjustable collar and revere in one. Fastened with Black . and Fawn clasp, slightly eased on hips, trimmed with braid and 3in. band of Mole Coney Fur on collar, sleeves and sides of coat. Lined throughout with Blue and Fawn Shot Mouseline. Plain skirt. £l3/13,-. BESIDA GREEN VELOUR COAT—Quite the latest sleeve, very wide at bottom Adjustable Russian collar of Squirrel Coney, also 2in. band on bottom or sleeves, two bands of Silver Grey chain stitch embroidery round coat, also across shoulders. Lined throughout with Green and Fawn Broche. cLij/iy/"* ' FAWN EMBOSSED VELOUR COAT- Very wide inset sleeves with turn-back cuffs, adjustable wrap collar. Narrow belt at low waistline with tone buckle; patch pockets edged with Beaver Coney to match collar Half lined with Fawn and Blue Shot Mouseline. s.lO/10/-. HIP COAT—In Fawn embossed Velour, inset Bell sleeves 3in. band of Beaver Coney on sleeves and bottom of coat. New wrap Fur Collar, lined th™i*hLADIES’ GREY OR TAUPE* SUEDE 6 ’FANCY BAR SHOES-Pump soles, neat design, medium Cuban heels. O//o. LADIES’ WHITE NUBUCK BROAD FANCY BAR SHOES—Slashed, medium . Cuban covered heels. . LADIES’ BLACK SATIN 1-BAR SHOE S-Full Louis heels, slashed sides, pumps, neat model. ,s ' o, LADIES’ BLACK BROCADE—Low out bar shoe, medium Louis) heels, pwa .T,ADIES’ BLACK SUEDE 2-BAR SHOES-Cuban heels, welted. 55/-. LADIES’ BLACK SUEDE FANCY BROAD BAR SHOES—Covered Cuban heels. T.A DIFS’ PATENT COLT COURT SHOES—Smart beaded tab, full Louis heels, pumps, exclusive design. 84 ''- LADIES’ GREY OR FAWN 1-BAR SHOES-Pumps, leather Cuban heels; "Selby.” ' LADIES' GREY BROAD BAR SHOES—Grey Kid stripping; Louis heels. 45/-. ' ♦ KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS, LTD., "FOR 60 YEARS FAMOUS FOR QUALITY, STYLE AND VALUE.” HANNAH’S STOUT SCHOOL BOOTS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS The School Boots we sell are MADE IN OUR OWN FACTORY and sold direct to you through OUR OWN RETAIL SHOPS You can save two or three shillings a pair by buying from us. Ask for the “WAREWELL” brand. GOOD WEAR IN EVERY PAIR. tcoy BOYS’ CHROME DERBY BALS—Riveted soles, medium weight, 7 x 10, 9/6: 11 x 1. 11/6; 2 and 3. 14/6, 4 and 5, 15/6. IR?9 BOYS’ “WAREWELL” BOX CALF DERBY BATA!—Leather lined, 18 Stitched soles 7 x 10. 14/15: 11 xl. 16'6: 2v 3, is|: 4 and 5 19/6 K9B “KING O’ BOYS” STOUT BOX CALF DERBY BALS—Leather lined best English make. 11 x 1, 18/6: 2x5, 22/6. 1407 GIRLS’ STOUT BOX CALF DERBY SHOES—Sewn soles, 7 x 10, . 11'6 •11x 1. 13/6. 2 and 3. 15/6 -4x6, 16/6. , „ 1468 GIRLS’ CHROME SCHOOL BOOTS—Stout riveted soles, 7 x 10, 10'6: 11 x 1. 12/6: 2 and 3, 14/6; 4 x 6, 15'6. 1464 GIRLS’ FINE BOX CALF DERBY LACE BOOTS—Sewn soles, 7 x 10, 13'6; 11 x 1, 15/6; 2 and 3,17/6; 4x6, 18/6 — ♦ - R. HANNAH & CO, LTD 260 LAMBTON QUAY. AND 103 CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. UNIFORM PRICES AT ALL OUR BRANCHES. FIND IT IN A MINUTE! , You can save endless trouble and time lost by searching fo rnegatives if you adopt the modem vertical filing plan for keeping _ your negatives. For capacity, neatness, efficiency, there is nothing at the price to beat the HOUSH FILM FILE Made in box form, with numbered protectors that receive the film, the FToush File has also an index enabling you to record the subject, and instantly WATERWORTHS, LTD.;

705 Colombo St. (Opp. Triangle). CHRISTCHURCH. IF FOUR RYES ACHE . A Visit to our Consulting Rooms will ensure relief. Consult us— SPEAR AND LTD., Eyesight Specialists. 7 Willis Street, Wellington. ’Phone 256!!.

gSS Lambton Quay, 58 Queen Street, WELLINGTON. . AUCKLAND. London and Lancashire insurance co., LTD. s. EIRE.— 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 Pol- ' fcies, 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. .1 ; . ALL WELL-DRESSED MEN HAVE A REGULAR TAILOR. LOCALLY A MAJORITY ARE •TAILORED IN KELBURN AVENUE, By MILLIGAN’S SARTORIAL ARTISTS Who study the taste and requirements of Patrons from selection of Suitings to the final fitting of their suits. S. P. ANDREW , Limited, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER. Studios: 10 Willis Street, Wellington. , FOR ENLARGEMENT'S—MINIATURES. ' att<s AND PORTRAITS. ."INDIA PROOF" Two beautiful methods of photogravure y ° Telephone 1233. IH COOTB> OPTICIAN. At 99 WILLIS STREET (Ist floor). * Kean’a Buildings, Q tophone 83.

Mr. Allan Whittaker has been appointed. clerk for the Rangitikei Licensing Committee, and clerk of the Magistrate’s Court at Marton. Mr. W. D. Southcott, one of New Zealand’s most prominent fruit-grow-ers, died at Hastings on Wednesday morning last. Appreciative reference was made at the meeting of the New Zealand Fruit-growers’ Federation the same day to the valuable services Mr. Southcott had rendered the industry. A vote of condolence with tho deceased gentleman’s relatives was jmssed. Archbishop Mannix, of Melbourne, and Bishop McCarthy, of- Bendigo, arrived at Auckland by the Maheno from Sydney, and were met at the wharf by Bishop Cleary and Bishop Liston and a largo number of Roman Catholic priests. The visiting prelates arc the guests of Bishop Cleary at Ponsonby, and will later come to Wellington to attend the jubilee celebrations of Archbishop Redwood. Archbishop Clune, of Western Australia, who arrived from Sydney by tho Niagara on Monday, and has been staying with Bishop Cleary, has left for Suva. Ho will return to Auckland after spending some weeks in Fiji. Mr. D. M. Rae. M.A., has Ween appointed vice-principal of the Auckland Training College. Copyists? — There arc always crowds of these commercial pirates waiting to steal other men’s inventions. Take no risks —patent your idea at once. For advice concerning patents consult Henry Hughes, Ltd-, Patent Attorneys, 157 Featherston Street, Wellington.—Advt.