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Evening Post, Volume LXI, Issue 87, 15 April 1901, Page 4

npHE Dictionary says that — 11 Linen is a fabric woven from, the fibres of flax." But some makers don't see it that way. They put in a mix.ture of ootton, and still call it "linen." Somo of this "linen" looks well enough occasionally, but it never gives the services of the genuine article. We have a JOB LINE of Genuine ALL LINEN LADIES* HANDKERCHIEFS, Bought a Bargain from Manufacturer's Stock. We give you the benefit of this deal, IN HALF-DOZEN LOTS, AT 3/11, 4/11, 5/6, 6/6, 8/6, 10/6 And they are worth half as muoh again. VERY SPECIAL. 185 Dozen Ladies' Hemstitched All Linen Initial Handkerohiefa; At 4,M 1 the half-dozen. Worth 7/6. SUPERB QUALITY. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LIMITED, i THE LEADING FIRE OFFICE IN THK WORLD. rj^HE ROYAL INSURANCE 00. Capital and Accumulated Funds exceed .£11,000,000. Corner of OußtoinliouHe-quny and Grey-street W. M. BANNATYNE & CO., Ltd.. District Atfonts G. H. BtACKBTJBNB 1 |.O. R. BBNDALI.. BLACKBURNE &BENDALL, (Late Cook & Gray) ACCOUNTANTS, TRADE ASSIGNEES, AVERAGE ADJUSTERS (Marine), And SHARIOIJROKER3, 7, Viotoria-street, Wellington. District Agents, Royal Exchange Assuranoe Corporation of London Managers, New Zealand Traders' Proteotion Co., Ltd. (Proprietors "Tho Mercantile Reoord."