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§ Summer Comforts forWfen'siOear. The time is fast approaching when men will want to don lighter attire. The time when men should select their shirtSj under- - wear, hats, etc., for Summer wear, is right now, whilst the stocks are complete and the selection large. Although our qualities come under one heading only— the best — some of the styles appear to be smarter than others and go quicker, therei^MamtMMmiuLiiiMMm fore make an effort to be among the first to call. Our assortment and prices are such that they cannot help but please you. SHIRTS. HATS.. The "Negligee l ' for Spring and The popular Boater Straws, for Summer wear. Soft bosoms, stiff men and boys' wear cuffs. In stsipes and checks, 3/-, 3/6, 5/-, 5/6, 6/6 smarter styles than ever With the new ivy felt tindin^ giv}ng 6,6, 7/6, 8/- - , comfort to head, and a firm grip. The "Comfort" Shirt, is true to Special % 7/6 its name, fits well and feels com- Hard Felt Hats, Summer weights fortable 011 the hottest day. Soft 8,6, 9/6, 10/6, 11/6 bosoms and wrist bands. In white, Wooorows Specials 13/6 also stripes and checks , 7/8, 9/6 10/- Real Panamas. The hat for com- ' The "Regatta," always a favourite. f ° rl ( *™. This season's pattern* eclipse all 2^> 27 6 t0 50 /- each previous styles, stiff, short bosom TIES. and cuffs 6/-, 7/6, 8/- TubOlAr Washing Ties, smart for White and fancy Matt Tennis Summer Wear, 106 dozen to select Shirts 5/-, 6/6, 7/- from 6d and 9d each UNDERWEAR * u^ stoc^ °* otl>e * s '- vles *^ „ . , _ ' colourings to select from. Spring and Summer weights in merino and natural wool Under- CAPS. shirts and Pants AH the newest styles in dark and light From 4/- to 13/6 6ach tweeds. 2/6, 3/-, 3/6 to 5/6 each JCirkcatdie ~& Stains, <£td, Wellington' and 'Jfapier, i^J^^^^^fc^ CAPS! CAPS! 7 LATEST PATTERNS AND SHAPES, 2/6 3/- 3/6 I NEW ZEALAND 'I JJIN EN ISnßPfl'i , COLLARS. tt| j ggSH || • OUR CELEBRATED CLOSE-PITTING [CLOTHING FACTORY] FuU EBD » e oi Si2es « 1 (\l m T> ozen ' ■ Ladies 5 Hand Bags, = ► i Silver, and Silver-mounted Purses. - During the week we have openod up, ex s.s. Turakina, a large assortment of Sterllrig Silver and Electro-plated >• * Ware. Amongst the shipment comes a very nice assort- >. ment Of LADIES' HAND BAGS, PURSES, ETC. The Bags, which are of new and artistic designs, are made in various leathers, such as Sealskin, Calf, *" Crocodile, etc. _ ► M Prices of them are 15/6, 17/6, 21/-, 22/6, 25/-, 27/6, 32/6 each b4 SILVER-MOUNTED- Purses, in the same leathers, and >. 4 priced at 11/6, 15/6, 17/6, 21/-, 25/- each 4, These Goods are by the best London makers, and should . * . interest the ladies. - ►• < Stewart 2>awsoij <$ 6c, I * JEWELLERS, WELLINGTON. > * Open all day Wednesday. ' Closed I p.m. Saturday. >- Al QUALITY E.P. SPOONS AND FOEKS, REDUCED PRICES-30 YEARS' GUARANTEE. TEA SPOONS, 13s 6d dozen DESSERT SPOONS and FORKS, 24 3 per dozen TABLE SPOONS and FORKS, > 33s 6d por dozen GORDON SILVER SPOONS AND PORKS, Same metal right through, will never change colour. TEA SPOONS, 4s 6d per dozen DESSERT SPOONS or FORKS, 9s 6d per dozen TABLE SPOONS or FORKS, 12s 6d per dozen FENDERS AND PIIIK BRASS IUS, LARGE VARIETY, REAL CHEAP. MECHANICS' TOOLS Carpenters', Engineers', Bricklayers', also Carving Tools, just openod AT BEDROCK PRICES. J3MAMELI/MD WARE. Our now SEAMLESS ENAMELLED WARE is giving groat satisfaction, lasts for years, is a superior quality, and is niade in art colours and designs. PRICES ARE ALSO VERY LOW. BRITISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE HOUSE, 93, LAMBTON QUAY (late Cameron & Christie). 1717 E are now showing somd very pretty designs in GOLD BRACELETS', in Dot and l6ot plain, enpraved, and some set with fine Pearls, Diamonds, &o. Tflie prices run from 80s up to £20. We also hare some New Designs in GREENSTONE BANGLES, CURB CHAIN BRACELETS, and a New Lino of PATENT EXPANDING BRACELETS, worthy of your inspection. H. W. LLOYD, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, 55, Lambton Quay,

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Evening Post, Volume LXX, Issue 61, 9 September 1905, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume LXX, Issue 61, 9 September 1905, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume LXX, Issue 61, 9 September 1905, Page 7