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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 120, 18 February 1928, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES. Your Last Chance— KIRKCALDIE’S SUMMER SALE CLOSES TO-DAY At 12.30. But for to-day Bargains abound throughout our store—wonderful reductions that make a fitting finale to the Sale of the Season. Secure Your Needs From the Clothing and Mercery Offers Before It’s Too Late ! MEN’S BLACK RUBBER COATS: Sizes 3, 4 and 5 only. Thoroughly wind and waterproof.—Usual Prices 49/6, 55/-, 59/6. End of Sale Prices 24/9, 27/6, 29/9 ODD FANCY VESTS, in Wool; all size 4— Usual Prices 12/6 to 19/6. End of Sale Price 4/11 MEN’S SPORTS COATS: This is the most useful line at the price ever offered. —Usual Prices 30/- to 50/-. End of Sale Price 15/- to 25/BOYS’ SPORTS SUITS; 6 only; sizes 14—17.—Usual Prices 50/-, 55/-. End of Sale Price 25/BOYS’ BLACK DRILL SHORTS for the beach or rough wear.—Usual Price 5/6. End of Sale Price 2/9 ENGLISH HEATHER RIBBED HALF HOSE.—Usual Price 4/9. End of Sale Price 2/11 ART SILK AND COTTON CELLULA UNDER VESTS AND TRUNK DRAWERS.—UsuaI Price 12/6. End of Sale Price 5/6 BOYS’ UNION SHIRTS with Bands.—Usual Price 6/6 to 9/6. Sizes 10*, 11 121, 13, 13J End of Safe Prices 2/11 3/6 The Noted two STEEPLE UNDERWEAR UNDER VESTS, short sleeve; men’s ,nnd O.S.—Usual Prices 8/- to 10/-. End of Sale Price 4/11 Don’t Forget—Last Day of Sale. ”• KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS, LTD.

T ONDON AND LANCASHIRE INSURANCE CO., LTD. FIRE — Buildings, and .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. 166 Featherston Street, Wellington. ’Phone 40—562. EXHIBITION *ia,. lit." NEW PHOTOGRAPHS Are now being shown at the K P. ANDREWS STUDIOS 10 WILLIS STREET. THIS EXHIBIT contains FINE EXAMPLES OF MODERN PHOTOGRAPHY—PORTRAITS OF NOTE, and Beautiful examples of MINIATURE painting. A GOOD TIP Is given by DISTINGUISHED VISITORS, Who say: CERTAINLY, THEY KNOW HOW TO CUT AND MAKE CLOTHES IN BEST JVEST END LONDON STYLE At MILLIGAN’S, Kelburn Avenue, And they always have plenty of Smart English Suitings to choose from. LEGAL NOTICE. ME. W. J. McELDOWNEY, LL.B., wishes to announce that he has Commenced Practice as a BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR In the NATIONAL BANK CHAMBERS (Second llcor), FEATHERSTON STREET. MR. G. W. WRIG H T, Prosthodonist, Specialising in Dentures. Tels.: Dental Rooms, 47 —526; Res. 46—813, "Dominion’’ Building, (off Willis Street), Wellington. LOWER HUTT. ST. WATKINS, 8.D.5., Dental Sur- • geon, New Self-Help Buildings, Phone 150. Hours: S a.m. to 5.30 p.m.; Evenings, 7-8.30. D. MACGOUN, SURGEON DENTIST. Specialising exclusively in artificial dentures. 18 BOULCOTT STREET, WELLINGTON. ANDREWS & JACKSON, DENTISTS. 132 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. HOURS: 9 to 6. FRIDAYS: 9 to 9. 'PHONE 28-347. ES. BAYLEY, • SURGEON DENTIST, 56 The Terrace. Tel. 41—449. Specialising in Dental Radiology, Pyrorhoea and Extractions. p O. JORGENSEN, 1.5.L.M., London, MASSEUR AND CHIROPODIST, Brittain’s Buildings, 56 Manners Street. Telephone 43—802. TZTTTO AND SON. THE LEADING TAILORS, 132 WILLIS STREET (Upstairs).