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Evening Post, Volume LIX, Issue 127, 30 May 1900, Page 4

DRAPERS. TAILORS. j SILK MERCERS. CLOTJIII-IUS AND MERCISRS. COSTUMIERES AND MILLINERS. ' BOOT AND SHOE IMPORTERS. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LIMITED. WE BID FOR YOUR BUSINESS. SPECIAL PRICES FOR JUNE:— FELT HATS— A mistake of our London buyers. They sent us far too 3/-| -j many Felt Hats. Snilor Hats, Bond street Hats, and Close-fitting /J_J_ Ribbon-trimmed Hats of all shapes and all colours. These Hats are worth 5/6 to 10/6 each, and will bo offered at one price during June, both Ladies' and Children's. A BARGAIN. BLACK JACKETS— A special purchase in London. These Jackets are iA/11 worth from 35/- to 63/-. Sac, semi-sac, and fitting backs, in the -*-t// IJL latest shapes, all sizes. There are 250 to select from. All at one price during June. TOO GOOD TO MISS. COSTUME CLOTHS— 4B inches wide, all colours, including Blaok, Navy, a »r» Fawn, Eminence, Purple. Heliotrope, Prune, Browns, Reds, etc., 4VO worth 5/6 yard. Pirle finished, warranted not to spot. Rich, ' bright, and ladylike. Just the cloth for Coats and Skirts. A LADY'S DRESS. BLOUSE FLANNELETTES— French designs, fast colours, the latest 9-q productions. Look just like flannel at twice the money. A Flannelette of really good quality, made especially for Blouses. Wear twice as long as flannel and look quite as nice. SUITABLE FOR EVERYBODY. f* lf\ Doz FLANNELETTES— 36 inches wide, for Underclothing. In White, Cream, \j)l\j Pink, and Stripes. Comfort for cold weather. Unmistakable ' value at price quoted. ALWAYS USEFUL. LADIES' SHOES— Absolutely the best value in New Zealand. Every pair guaranteed. Hundreds of customers have testified to 9//? their quality and comfort. / vl Made in America of Genuine Glace Kid. In lace or buttons, sizes and half-sizes, in two fittings. ONLY PROCURABLE FROM K. & S., Ltd. 7 !/% EVENING SHOES— In White Satin, Coloured Satin, White Kid with j\y straps, Black Glace Patent Fronts, Black Glace with straps, any ' size, all at this price. GIRLS' BOOTS— For wet weather. High-leg, Chrome Calf, or French 7//* Calf Lace Boots or Shoes, stout soles, for everyday wear. Grand /VF School Boots. Smart American Walking Shoes for girls at same price. GLOVES — A French Manufacturer's Stock of Samples at Sample Prices, cjA-vrpT-pQ including both Walking and J'Jvenirig Gloves. Beautiful kid, o^juriijia. perfect- atting JSvening Gloves, 2/11, 3/6, 3/11. Walking Gloves, 1/11, 2,6, 2/11, 3/6, 3/11 5, HANDKERCHIEFS— Irish Cambric Haudkerohiefs, beautifully fine, all m hemstitched, 5/- the dozen. Beautiful Embroidered Irish Cambric ' Initial Handkerohiefs, 3/11 the half-dozen COATING SERGES— In N^ivy Blue and Black, fast colour, hard wearing opxirtTA t Serges, bought direct from a manufacturer at a '* clearing price," Brj^iAij. U[n to in wide> 2/3) 2/9> 3 y 3j 3^ 4/(Jj g/ _ GRAND VALUE. B,fl SABLE NECKLETS— ReaIty good Furs at little money. Soft, warm, fo and cosy, fashionable and becoming. Can be worn at any time ' and anywhere Other qualities, to 63/- each BLANKETS — Beautiful Colonial-made Blankets. A largo parcel at special O()//* prices. Now is the time to buy. Prices are going up, and cold mimd\ \J> weather is coming on. Soft, warm, and healthy, and easy to wash. Single bed size, in same quality, at 17/6 MANUFACTURERS' THROW-OUTS-Through slight imperfections in TABLE manufacture, these are bought at a big discount. The imperfecDAMA^TT tions are almost imperceptible. A recognised bargain, in great u*w.a.Bn.. demand— Cloths, 2/11, 3/6, 3/11, 4/6, 5/6, 6/6, 7/6, 8/6, to 15/6 Napkins, 4/6, 6/6, 8/6, 10/6, 12/6 per dozen Ii TOWELS— White Turkish Towels, Unbleached Towels, all grand wearing, Imt useful serviceable sizes. To Boarding-houses, Hotels, and similar ' institutions, this is A GREAT CHANCE. STOCKlNGS— Manufacturer's Slook of Samplo Hosiery, in Silk, CashSAMPLES xnoro, and Lislo Thread, in blaok and tan and evening colours. Abiff vnrioty at a bi/r ooncoßßioa off regular prioes. These include both Ladios' and Children's a WELL WORTH YOUR ATTENTION ! KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LIMITED. BEDSTEADS. CARPETS. BEDDING. LINOLEUMS. CURTAINS AND BLINDS. RUGS AND MATS. BONUS TERMS 1/« IN THE 4? discount for cash.

LONDON DENTAL INSTITUTE, Corner of Manners and Willis streets. Complete Sets of Teeth, from £1 Is, £2 2s, £3 3s. Teeth painlessly fitted with or without extracting stumps. Single tooth from ss ; stopping in gold, ss. Absolutely painless extrications, otherwiso no fee. Pure gas, 2s 6d ; extracting under gas, 2s 6d. Plain extractions only Is. Precisely the same work and material as used by dentists charging double. ME. GEO. PUDNEY, DENTAL and ORAL SURGEON, 100, Willis-street (next door to Mr. Bridge). Artificial Teeth of t!ia very best qualify. No cheap or bad work done on the premises. Consultation free. MR. WALTRE MANX ELL, DRN'JTST. Sydney-street, First gate from Museum-street. Teleuhone. No. 554. OLD-EST A BLI SHED D KNTIST MR. WALTER E. HALL, Dkntal Surgkok, 105, Willis-street. Wellinuton. Prize Medallist for Artificial Dentures. Artificial Teeth the Specialty. Consultation Free. Teleuhone 622. DR. DONALD KEMPT, SURGEON DENTIST, (English and American qualifications). Consultation Free. 42^ liAMBTON-QUAY. r|\EED'S CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS, Used according to direction?, will painlessly remove any corn, wart, or bunion. IT NEVER FAILS. Price, Is. Retail from H. G. Feltham, J. Castle, W. H. O Tonking, and W. Parker. Wholesale— Shavland & Co. and Kempthome. Prosser,