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Evening Post, Volume LXII, Issue 134, 3 December 1901, Page 4

HANDKERCHIEES ARE very acceptable gifts, and if you are contemplating making Borne lady friend or relative a present, we suggest a half-dozen of Handkerohiefs as being very suitable. LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, aervioeable and good. From A /«> the half-flozen. % INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS.— They save markingj We have every letter nicely wprked on. At J^/Q to Q l^ the half-dozen. PERFUMERY. Handkerohiefs suggest Perfumery, and we have almost every kind. Here's a small list :— Buttercup Lily of the Valley White Roaa Jookey Club Opoponax Franglpanni Stephanotis Ghypeo Violette de Panne At 4W, 9d, I/-, 2/-, 2/3 per bottle. , REAL LACES Are very useful presents, and your gift will be valued all the more because it is useful as N *"» _ , well as decorative. real maltese lace ties, Erom 16/6 each real maltese lace collarettes, 14/6, 16/6, 18/6 to 30/- each real maltese lace PELERINES and FICHUS, These suit the matrons, > 42/- to £6 6/real maltese lace handkerchiefs, 3/6 to 9/6 KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LIMITED. ,*• I . \ a

A RENEWING LINE FOR' GENTS' WHITE SHIRTS. OAA DO2EN FINE LINRN INSER&\j\J TION CUFFS for replacing the ragg'ed-fldg«d ones, in square and round shapes, sizes lOin, lO^in, lli». For one week we shall sell .them at 9d eaoh or 8/6 tho dozen. The cheapest line over sold. Sold, everywhere olso at la. eaoh. LACE COLLARETTES. Another largo parcel just to hand three leading shades — white, oroaru, and Paris. Prices from 1/11, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6, 3/11, to 7/6 each IRENE BELTS, - Similar to a pulley belt but with. Jatesfc fittings, in Satin, Velvet, and Moire, Silk, fit like a glove, 2/11, 3/6, 4/6, 4/llfeaob. • WHITE SCROLL' MUSLIN; George & Kersley are known for"hundredß of miles in any direction to be the best people to get the best Bolection of Muslins or Prints from at lowest prices. Magnifioent aasortmau.l;, 6d, 7£d, 9fl, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, 1/9 yard. These a^e the right goods. See our advertisement on page 3, GEORGE & KERSLEY, WELLINGTON AND WANGANUI." DRESSY GARMENTS FOR THB HOLIDAYS. fI^HE near approach of tbe holiday season JL will no doubt oauso muoh inconvenience to many who are unable to get their orders executed for the festive season. D.1.0. COSTUMES Will atone for any disappoint-") ■ ment that may arise through the O O iCi non-fulfilment in Dressmaking —i£i\\J orders. The exquisite and dainty styles now shown by this com- » to \ pany in Tailor-mado Costumes ». are the latest styles, newest 'ijfs fabrics, and exceedingly low in #d/ vf prioe. ' J , D.I.C. SUNSHADES. The elaborate and > choice new") O IQk effects are novel in the- way | O/ *J of Sunshades. Intending pur- i» to ohasers are invited to inapeo^j 00//^ the atylaa and compare prices. J MM\ \J D.1.0. MILLINERY SURPASSES ALL PREVIOUS SEASONS POE REFINED TASTE, LARGE VARIETY, SPECIAL VALUE. ; I EOR XMAS WEATHER. WE are now pluming a moat complete and fashionable atqok of Light and Inexpensive Garments particularly suitable for wear during the heat of midsummer. COTTON BLOUSES, in Prints. Zephyrs, Piques, and Muolins, white and coloured, i all new shapes, 2/11, 3/6 to 5/6 eaoh. SUMMER MANTLISS, Viaitea and Short Mantles, very tasteful, in Silk, Lace, Chiffon, and Beaded, 29/6 to 39/6 eaoh. The MANTLK DEPARTMENT deserves special attention from all who visit THE XMAS BAZAAR' Now being held at TE ARO HOUSE. i „ THE LEADING FlltK OFFJOK IN THK WORLD. rjpHE ROYAL INSURA.NOE 00. Capital and Accumulated Funds exoeed .£12,000,000. ''Corner of CunloinlioiiHn-quay and Grey-street W. M. BANNATYNE & ( 00., Ltd.. UiHtnut j\«unts