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Evening Post, Volume LIX, Issue 128, 31 May 1900, Page 4

BOOTS AND SHOES. KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS, Limited, have made a great name for tho valuo and variety of their 800 IS and SHOES. Tho window display now being made proves tlieir stock unequalled in the colony. The repntation of their LADIES' GLACE KID SHOPS at 9s 6d is guaranteed by hundred* of customers, who express themselves as more than satisfied with their wear and comfort. ' HOUSE SHOES range from 4/11 to 11/fi a pair. EVENING SHOES, in White and Coloured Satin and Kid, at 6/6 and 7,6 are a revelation to all purchasers. Neat stylish GOLOSHES, made to fit the shoe or boot like a glovo, aro in great demand ; prices. 3/6 and 4/6 a pair. BATH SLIPPERS, in warm, cosy felts, in all sizes, from children's upwards, are marked 1/11 to 6/6 a pair. Boys' and Girls' strong SCHOOL BOOTS, made of selected calf-skin in easy comfortable shapes, range from 4/11 and 6/6 Upwards. The assortment of GENT'S BOOTS, SHOES, and SLIPPERS is surprising, the valuo undeniable, and the vaiiety of fittings a revelation as to what is obtainable at an up-to-date Shoo Store. The display is worth a look, the goods aro worth a trial, and your previous trouble in procuring satisfactory footwear will be a thing of tho past after you have once purchased your Boots and Shoes at KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS', LIMITED.

BLAXJK DRESS FABRICS DXC. ™ D.I.C. BLACK FRENCH REPPS 2/6 to 5/11 BLACK GRKNADINES ... 2/6 to 4'G BLACK CRUPONS (Silk Warp) 3/3 to 6/11 BLACK CRAVENETTE, 60 Inch 4/11 BLACK COATINC4 SERGES 1/11 to 6/6 BLACK WHIP CORDS . . 4/6 to 8/BLACK NOVELTY ROBES 22/6 to 105/SILK BLOWINGS, SPECIAL QUALITY, New O/£* Am > <>/Q Great Styles. Jd\X» AND £\V Variety. COLOURED DRESS MATERIALS. SEDAN CLOTHS 2/9 to 46 BOX COATINGS 3/6 to 5/CYCLING TWE WDS ... 1/9 to 3/6 COATING SERGES 1/11 to 5/6 FRUNCH COATINGS ... 2/11 to 6/6 NOVELTY FABRIC'S ... 2/- to 3/11 FRENCH ROBES 22/6 to 84/This Popular Department LEADS THE FASHION FOR DRESS AND DRESSMAKING. D.I.C. Wellington. DoI.C.

CHILDREN'S WEEK. A SPECIAL DISPLAY durin? this week of CHILDiiKN'S GOODS, in all departments. CHILDREN'S WOOL & CLOTH GAITERS, White and Coloured ... 1/- to 3/6 CHILDREN'S WOOL BOOTEES, Very Pretty Goo.ia Ud to 1/4 CHILDREN'S CASHMEEE HOSE, Plain and Fancy Ribs ... 9d to 2/9 TE AE,6~ HOUSE DRAPMRY CO., Ltd. T ONDON DENTAL INSTITUTE, a J Corner of Manners and Willis streets. Complete Sets of Toeth, from £1 Is, £2 2s, £3 3s. Teeth nainlcssly fitted with or without extracting stumps. Single tooth from ss ; btopping in gold, ss. Absolutely painless extrications, otherwise no fee. * Pure pas, 2s 6d ; extracting under gas, 2s 6d. Plain extractions only Is. Precisely the same work and material as used by dentists charging double. MR. GEO. PUDNEY, . DENTAL and ORAL SURGEON, 100, Willis-street (next door to Mr. Bridge). Artificial Teeth of the very best qualrly. No cheap or bad work done on tho premises. Consultation free. MR. V/A LTRIt MAN 'I ELL, DENTIST. STDNaV-STBEBT, First gate irom Museum-street. TeliiDiiono. No. SM. OLD-ESTABLISHED DENTIST. MR. WALTER E. HALL, Dental Suugkok, 105, Willis-stroot. Wellington. Prizo Medallist lor Artificial Dontures. Artiiioial Teeth the Specialty. Consultation Free. ToleDhone 622. DR. DONALD KEMPT, SURGIOON DENTIST, (English and American qualifications). Consultation Froe. 42, La.mbton.quay. r BREED'S CERTAIN CUKE FOR COIINS, Used according to direction?, will painlessly remove any corn, wart, or bunion. lI\NEVER FAILS. PIIICE, Is. Retail from H." tr. Feltham, J. Castlo, W. H. O. Tonking, and \V. Parker. Wholesale— Sharland & Co. and Kempthorne, Prosser.

J. & A. WILSON, 17VUNEKAL DI RHOTOJIS AND 7 I'UKNJSHEIiS, 55, CAMURIIHIK-TJOmtACB. All l?oquisitos in Stock. BUILDUIIS AND OONTItACTORS. 'L'olophono, 005.