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BUSINESS NOTICES. IT IS A WELL-KNOWN FACT—JThat the ° ffo ct of a beautiful gown is often spoilt by the Shoes, the Hose or the Gloves. The parts must, perfectly agree in order to make a perfect whole. Kirkcaldies have Dressy Gloves, Smart Hose and Distinctive Shoes to match ■ny and every Frock « ALWAYS BUY THE “KIRKCALDI E” QUALITY—IT PAYS. I — EXCLUSIVE GLOVES. •THE MILISANDE” FRENCH SUEDE GLOVES—6-bufton length, with Gusset strap and dome. Self Silk, trimmed in Ficelle shades. 21/- pair. THE "NTOBE"—A French Suede Glove, with turn-back Rose petal cuff in contrast. 19 '' 6 P air - THE "AUROKE"—Fine French Kid Glove, with fancy cuff. Ficelle, Fawns and Black. I '/ 6 P alr ' •THE TAILOR MADE" FRENCH SUEDE GLOVESy-6-button length, with strap and dome, trimmed with neat needle stitchings. Z3/t>. ?THE HELENE"—I2-brttn-' length Suede Gloves, fringed from wrist to elbow, finished Silk Tassel, Fawns, Ficelle and Greys. 19/6. COMFORT SHOES. LADIES’ GREY OR TAUPE SUEDE FANCY BAR SHOES—Pump soles, neat design, medium Cuban heels. o//o, T,A PTES’ WHITE NUBUCK BROAD FANCY BAR SHOES—Slashed, medium Cuban covered heels. , ’’s/-. LADIES’ BLACK SATIN 1-BAR SHOE S—Full Louis heels, slashed sides, pumps, neat model. 48/6. LADIES’ BLICK BROCADE LOW CUT BAR SHOE—Medium Louis heels, pumps. 59/6 - LADIES! BLACK SUEDE 2-BAK SHOES—Cuban heels, welted. 55/-. LADIES’ BLACK SUEDE FANCY BROAD BAR SHOES—Covered Cuban heels. f „ KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS, LTD., FOR 60 YEARS "THE FASHION CENTRE." HANNAH’S STOUT SCHOOL BOOTS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS The School Boots wo 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. COOCI WEAR IN EVERY PAIR. 1827. BOYS’ CHROME DERBY BALS—Riveted soles, medium weight, ' 7xlo, 9/6: 11 x 1. 11/6; 2 and 3. 14/6, 4 and 5. 15/6. 18°9. BOYS’ “WAREWELL” BOX CALF DERBY BATH—Leather Hued, Stitched soles, 7 x 10, 14/6; 11 x 1. 16'6; 2 r 3, 18.": 4 and .5 19/6. &)3. “KING O’ BOYS” STOUT BOX CALF DERBY BALS—Leather lined best English make. Hix 1, 18/6; 2 x 5, 22/6. 1407. GIRLS’ STOUT BOX CALF DERBY SHOES—Sown soles, 7 x 10, 11/6; 11 xl, 13/6, 2'and 3, 15/6 4x6,16/6. 1468. GIRLS’ CHROME SCHOOL BOOTS-j-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. SUNSHINE AND SHADOW The brilliant days of Summer proviue strong contrasts, dazzling sunlight and deepest shade. It is difficult to guess the correct exposure. But there is a way, of ascertaining the scientifically correct exposure easily. THE MILNER LIGHT GAUGE Is a little instrument about the size of half-a-crown, and in a moment it will tell you just what exposure you should give under any conditions. Its use pi-e--vents’ waste and disappointment due to wrong exposure. There are two models, one for lenses up to F 7.7, one for lenses up to-F 4.5. In a neitxleather pocket, the Milner Gauge sells at 5/6, and soon saves many times its cost. Easy to use, we can explain it to you in a minute—Call and see it. - ■ I. — — - ft WATERWORTHS, LTD.; 280 Lambton Quay, 58 Queen Street, 105 Colombo St. (Opp. Triangle). WELLINGTON. AUCKLAND. CHRISTCHURCH.

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 ENLARGEMENTS—MINIATURES. •’MONOCHROME" AND PORTRAITS, x- "INDIA PROOF" Two beautiful methods of photogravure work. Telephone 1233. GENUINE RARE OLD SILVER, CHINA. & ANTIQUES, At McKENNA’S. 215 Willis Street. SOME examples are Dresden, Lowestoft. Rockingham, Coalbrook'dale, Vienna, Minton, Sevres, Old. Worcester, Old Georgian Silver, Sheffield, and Antique Jewellery—heirlooms. Our business is different from any Other in New Zealand, and seekers after Antiques or Collectors of Rare Old Silver and China will be convinced if they once pay' a visit to our premises, 24 a UPPER WILLIS STREET, above St. Peter’s Church. 'Pl>ono 20—368. ’ PH. JAUNCEY, PHOTOGRAPHER, . 50 Willis Street (Opposite Hotel Windsor). MEZZOCHROME—A brilliant tone and finish to all our photographs, which make them admired by all. , ARTIST PROOF—Our other style of Portraits distinguished by their superior finish nmd genuine artist-proof cases. .COOTE, OPTICIAN. At ft WILLIS STREET (Ist floor). Kean’s Buildings,, Uelephone 89. '