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THE SEASON IS SPRING! A SPRING SHOW ! WORTHY THE NAME 1 ELEGANT AND REFINED FASHIONS ! AT KIRKCALDIE & STAINS'. "^I7'HETHER you tour tho outside, admiring the Beautiful Goods displayed in tho v T windows, or, making a more ambitious journey, explore the regions within, you will find tho trip an agreeable ono. SMART SPRING FASHIONS! OUR SPRING MILLINERY WONDROUSLY BEAUTIFUL. We are showing the Prettiest and the Best. ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, vying with reality, aro much in vogue for the completion ol Hats and Bonnets. LADIES' STRAW HATS.— Our Showrooms teem with Beautiful Colourings and New Shapes (all exclusive styles). At no other establishment is there such a show. LOVELY TOQUES. — These fashionable go-betweens the Bonnet and tho Hat are in solect variety, Every Toque is a perfect model, These productions are replicas of those which were recently worn by leading London and Paris notabilities. FRENCH BONNETS.— Among tlie arrivals during tho week are some of the latest and mosb pronounced London and Paris successes of the millinery art. In CHILDE EN'S HATS and BONNETS wo are making a Prktty Show. THE SEASON'S COTTONS are extremely nice, comprising every class of material that has received the approval of the Leaders of Fashion in the principal cities of Europe. DRESS GOODS— EXCELLENT AND SEASONABLE. We pride ourselves upon our DRESS DEPARTMENT. Its equal is nowhere to be seen. At all seasons of the year you may depend upon seeing a CHOICE AND SELECT REPRESENTATION OF ALL THE LEADING NOVELTIES. Further round the House, the MOST COMPLETE and SPLENDID PREPARATIONS FOR THE SPRING TRADE have been made. OI3 R STOCKS TO-DAY ARE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE HIGHEST FASHION, and present that unvarying excellence always to be fotind with us. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS. Patterns Post Free on application. Illustrated Price-list ready in a few days. TS, in tho true sense of the term, a radical pure for Indigestion and maladies cause, .J9_ thereby, such as Flatulence or Wind, Giddiness, Liver Complaints, Piles, Sick Headaches, &c. Numerous testimonials have been received from sufferers throughout New Zealand as to the merits of this medicine. The following example, which is quite unsolicited, is from a well-known business man : — W. D. SCOTT, Auctioneer, Opunake, writes : — " I had been a martyr to indigestion for a number of years, during which I tried many so-called remedies, but found I got no relief until I was prevailed upon to try Nurse Woodward's Health Syrup, and the eifect was magical. I therefore feel it my duty to give you this testimonial for the information of those who are suffering from the same complaint." <pl(* ALL CHEMISTS AND STOREKEEPERS. n> lp MAYPOLE SOAP (FOR HOME DYEING). WILL DYE ANY COLOUR OR SHADE, WON'T WASH OUT OR FADE. COLOURS STOCKED- a WeW E COLOURS STOCKEDCREAM /^ C W o&fa\ LIGHT BLUE SALMON PINK j *> { U x : ' ~\\ HfW MAROON ALOE GREEN :/ - - I_\ |Mll *awn tv'Wnflflw * OEANGE NAVY BLOT 3 \\l '»', 1 V f|B| CARDINAL SCAELET f%~SSA^PQUfWI ELACK HELIOTEOPE |, A J E ?AP yy C f • ) PINK CANARY \s« ) DOE.SNf"7"~V / CRIMSON V v DYE /nA HANDS -*r NUT BROWN / / V * M MAUVE CERISE f • I TERRA COTTA For Dyeing Silks, Satins, Velvets. Cottons, Woollens, Lace Goods, &c. - NEW COLOURS Just Arrived— PUßPLE, DARK BROWN, PLUM. ' FRESH SHIPMENT OF BOOTS AND SHOES PROM SYDNEY. SPECIAL J3ARGAINS ! 100 Pairs of Ladies' Glace Kid Walking Shoes, 3s lid 250 Pairs of Gent's Light Lace Boots, 6s lid ; honestly worth 10s Gd 500 Pairs of Ladies' and Gent's Slippers, lOfcd 200 Pairs of Gent's Carpet Slippers, Is 6d 100 Pairs of Ladies' Lace Boots. 5s 6d Gent's Tan Shoes, 4s lid. Gent's Tan Boots, 7s lid 320 Pairs of Ladies' Evening Shoes, Is lid, 2s 3d, 2s 9d 100 Pairs of Ladies' Slippers, Gd 120 Pairs of Boys' Best Kip Shooter Boots, 3s lid 100 Pairs of Gent's Best Dark Tan Boots, 10s 6d (superior) AT HOWE'S SYDNEY BOOT MART. BE SURE YOU VISIT THE RIGHT ADDRESSBLUE HOUSE, 42, CUB A -STREET.

YOU WANT THIS ROPESOLE SHOE! FOR House - wear, Boating, Cricket, Cycling, Golfing, Bowling, Lawn Tennis, Hospital Nursing, Night Watchmen, also for Sprained Feet, Gout, Sore Feet. Broken Legs, this ROPE-SOLE SHOE HAS NO EQUAL. Made of Canvas, with Leather Facings and Toe-caps. Strong Pitted Jute Soles. Will wear twice as long as leather. THEY ARE HEALTHFUL AND COM FORTABLE. Prices— Child's, Is, Is 3d, Is Gd Ladies'. Is 6d. Is lid Gents','2s 6d,'2s lid Postage, 3d extra. SEND FOR A PAIR. PEARCE'S BOOT ARCADE, CUBA-STREET. Jl. J- WHITE & SON, * UNDERTAKERS, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS, Corner of Brougbuin and Levy streets. Funerals conducted on the shortest notice. Every requisite kept in stock. DRINK W.P.C.A. ALES. nnHESE Ales aro specially brewed for and JL bottled by the Wairarapn, Farmers' Co-operative Association (Limited). Quarts, 8/- ; Pints, 5/G. V 7 TTfcTATSON'S THREE-STAR j?\a W WHISKY. J^ Known all over the world. Mild as milk, and mellow as oil. /> Try it.

W" THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Si Jt£ 'WT ATSOws THBEE-STAH <V/% VV WHISKY. All First-class Hotels. <JHEAP BOOTS FOR THE PEOPLE. Men's JOs fid Shooters for 7s Jirl Youths' 8s 6d l's to s's for 6s lid Boys' 7s Gd 10's to 13's for 5s lid Men's Strong Leather Slippers ... 3s lid Women's Strong Leather SliDpers... 2s lid Ladies' 8s 6d Kid Shoes for .T. ... 5s lid THESE ARE SPECIAL LINES, For a Few Days Only. Also, 2000 pairs more of the LADIES' SIXPENNY and CHILDREN'S FOURPENNY SLIPPERS. Shilling Like Rtpb Chebeibs. T. J. LEIGHTON, PETONE, AND MOLESWORTH-STREET, Wellington J\fRS. J. S. CROSS, 123, Lambton-quay (Opposite the Club Hotel), DIRECT IMPORTER OF LACE GOODS, LINEN, BRAIDS. The Largest and Best Assortment in Wellington. Linen in all Colours. Just Arrived — A Large Assortment of Renaissance and Porcelain Work. Every Requisite to be had at THE ART NEEDLEWORK DEPOT. THIHE only thoroughly reliable and absoX lutely pure spirit is Wolfe's Schnapps.

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Evening Post, Volume LVI, Issue 72, 22 September 1898, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume LVI, Issue 72, 22 September 1898, Page 3