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Evening Post, Volume LIX, Issue 112, 12 May 1900, Page 4

COSTUME CLOTHS. ~fc>TO lady's wardrobe is complete -L-^ without a well-made COAT and SKIRT COSTUME. The success of the Costume is largely dependont iipon the cloth used. The material must bo of good quality, firm, but not too heavy, otherwise the seams drag, tho coat does not fit well, and the skirt hangs anyhow. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, Ltd., havo tho requisite cloths at prices within the reach of everyone. The SEDAN CLOTH is 48 inches wide, at 4G per yard. The HABIT CLOTH costs 4/11 ynrd, and tho COUNTESS CLOTH 5/11 yard. The PICBPBGTION OF CLOTHS for these garments is the " LADY CLOTH," a bright finished beautiful material, at 7/6 per yard. COAT AND SKIRT COSTUMES are made up of these splendid materials from m:0 : 6 Complete. KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS, LIMITED.

HOSIERY and GLOVES These articles of attire have been subjected to a very heavy advance in prices, by reason of the increased cost of the raw material. FORTUNATELY, both for. Ourselves and our Customers, we forestalled tho rise by buying largely before it took effect. THE RESULT IS that we continue to offer all the best makes in Hosiery and Gloves at tho prices which prevailed before this abnormal advance. Better value or greater variety than we are now showing in this department cannot be obtained in Wellington. TE AHO HOUSE DKAPJCRY CO., Ltd.