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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 9, 5 October 1927, Page 10

BUSINESS NOTICES. A SPORTS COAT AND FLANNEL TROUSERS TFT AT-fl THE STYLE FOR SUMMER COMFORTFREEDOM? Yes’ AND SMARTNESS, TOO! Just the thing for week-ends, holidays, and the Summer Evenings that Daylight-saving will give. There's a good selection here now—just as well to see them before the best are picked over. MEN’S SPORTS COATS JUST OPENED OUR NEW SEASON’S STOCK—aII the New Patterns and Colourings, with plain fitted back or half belt. The nicest line we have ever handled from John Barran. Prices 45/-, 49/6, 55/-, to 69/6 FLANNEL TROUSERS IN ALL THE NEWEST SHADES OF GREY; Semi-Oxford cut, as worn with Sports Jackets. These have opened up very smart this season, and ■ should be pleased to have your opinion of them. AND BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS COME YOU I SHOULD SEE THESE. A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF SILK AND SILK . MIXTURE DRESSING GOWNS. The colours and designs are perfect. Prices 45/-, 49/6, 59/6, 84/-, 110/to £ll/11/KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS, LTD. WELLINGTON.

T ON DON ANj> ’’LANCASHIRE “ INSURANCE CO., LTD. FIRE Buildings and Contents oi every description. • MARINE—AII Classes of Marine Insurance, including Passengers’ Baggage covered for any voyage. Wool covered from sheep’s ba:’; to London. ACCIDENT — Workers' Compensation. Personal Accident, and Sickness Policies, Plate-glass, and Fidelity Guarantee Insurance. MOTOR-CAB — Comprehensive, Policies covering damage by Fire and Accident. Full particulars and rates on application to Johnston and Co., Ltd., Agents and Attorneys, 166 Featherston Street, Wellington. 'Phone 40—562. ■ X EXHIBITION NEW PHOTOGRAPHS Are now being shown at the S. P. ANDREW STUDIOS (10 WILLIS ST.). THIS EXHIBIT contains FINE EXAMPLES OF MODERN PHOTOGRAPHY—PORTRAITS 01* NOTE, and Beautiful examples of MINIATURE PAINTING. ACCORDING TO A BRITISH MEDICAL SPECIALIST, .GOOD FITTING, NEW CLOTHES. ARE A STRONG MENTAL STIMULANT. This idea.opens up a vista of the time when the/ specialists will prescribe a visit to MILLIGANS KELBURN AVENUE. Especially when, as at present, the firm is showing the Newest of London Suitings for Spring Wear. McKENNA’S AND COMPANY ANTIQUE & FINE ART GALLERIES, 246 Lambton w.uay, Wellington.' TNGLUDED in our wonderfully exten- ■* sive collection of genuine Antiques is a beautiful Old English Lacquer Grandfather Clock, made by W. Wenham, of VVattou. This clock, which has date indicator on dial, is in perfect order, and is priced at the amazingly low figure of Lzj. We have also a unique display of English and French Hanging Mirrors, Rare Tapestries, Solid Silver Candlesticks, and some delightful specimens ot Old Sheffield Plate. TO PICTURE-LOVERS. A large and versatile exhibition of Oil and Water Colour Paintings, the majority of which are Royal Academy Pictures, is on view in a separate gallery connected with the shop. Visitors welcome. P W. CANTER, r • Surgeon Dentist, National Bank Buildings. Cuba Street. Hours: 9-5 Monday and Friday Evening 7-9 p.m. TVTB. W a. P DICKS. L.D.S., R.C.S. (Eng.,;. Dental Surgeon, Has Removed to MAIN ST., LOWER HUTT. Tel. 462. Hours: 9to 5. Saturdays: 9to 1. Evenings. Monday and Friday. 7-9. ANDREWS AND JACKSON, -a- DENTISTS. Willis Street. W e l ||D gtou (next Albert Hotel). Telephone 28—317. J£ITTO AND SON. THE LEADING TAILORS, 132 WILLIS STREET (Upstairs). Next Albert Hotel. Phono 28—328. 7? 7 BAYLEY -LL SURGEON DENTIST, 56 The Terrace. Tel. 41 —449. Specialising in Dental Radiology. Pyrorhoea, and Extractions. CO. JORGENSEN. 1.5.L.M., London • MASSEUR AND CHIROPODIST Brittain's Buildings, 56 Manners Street, Telepohn 43—802.