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Evening Post, Volume LXXIV, Issue 108, 2 November 1907, Page 3

' FOR SPOUTS GOODS, JERVOIS-QUAY AND HUNTER-STREET, WELLINGTON; I NOW LANDING TOR THE SEASON 1007-8-CRICKET, TENNIS, CROQUET, BOWLS, WATER-POLO, GOLF MATERIAL. CBIOKET BATS-=. ' ' Wisdon's, Shaw ntul Sbrowe.bnry'B, Wnraop's, Gunn and Mooro'fl, Ayre's, CJradidgp's, Xilliuk's, Surridge's, Psiga's, Clapibaw'o, Odd's, Bussoy's, iiykes's ». CRICKET BALLS— i||s Wisflen's. Date's, and Hitchcock's LEATHER BALLS * j '^^ COJIPOSITION CIUCKKT BALLS, in vavioua qual-.tiefl Pt^lftW^nSl CRIUKB I" «I,OVEtS, NRTS, 1,!.<3 GUABI'S, JiACS ji,»3 SUDIi SPIKKS, SC-OltM BOOXJi, WICKIiTS, MATTING ■ ■ W>'&--io< i '' Xtra NJfiT>riKG - alld POLES, &o. llljli LAWN TENNIS— . , " fM^."#J ItAOiUETS— "Driva," Volla, Frer.o lOxtra, Frezo Speoial, Fwzo A, - ll'J.-'t^i^Si: >ov\a, Tournament, Association Special, Association, Brightou, Sssl'3s£sii| Wiuua, Chiiiupion lieushaw, La Belle, Spotlal Club, Marvel P^MIH TENNIS BALLS— Slazenger's Championship HMff CROQUET SETS ~ P^|^W>^ At all l )riues ' Vzh-a. Mallets, Balls, Pegs, Clips, Hoops, &o. WSsm BOWLSIjMk'M^lS Uaylo t -'p, in both black and brown colour, specially heavy j»n al qualities, <fco. A^^ti'fcl? • 'Wjj^t&l - SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO CLUBS. f^llflil! INSPECTION INVITED. Write for our New Sporting Catalogue. Tolephouo, No. 1833. E. Wo MiLrLS & CO., limited, WELLINGTON.

| .Another Innovation, We are always planning- to increase the effectiveness of our storemethods, to make this store a convenient shopping- place. In the past few years many of our regular customers have gone to live in the suburbs, and their needs have received careful study. The delivery question has been uppermost in our minds, ancl v.c have at last overcome all difficulties. From ist November a daily delivery will be made to the suburbs, and this is a service that we are sure will be appreciated. Our whole efforts are concentrated in serving- you to advantag-e, comprehensive stocks, moderate prices, prompt attendance, and_prompt delivery are the characteristics of this store. Washarig Prints. fta Zsp^s, At 7-i-d yard. - At gx^ ancl BcJ yard> There is an immense selection of A llcu - shipment of popular prmts m about a hundred different y..,,,,,,., .- n r u pr ]. c nnfl ctrmpc ,'t> patterns, in light grounds with the la - m checks and stripes, m fashionable check and stripe ef- all the i\e\v and' fashionable shades fects j , 30111. wide. of the season ; 32111. wide. — _ • Handsome Costumes. I AUTHORITATIVE MODELS OF THE SEASON'S MOST, I FASHIONABLE STYLES. A visit of inspection will give you an insight into what fashionable,, i women will be wearing this summer. There is a'lemarkable aggregation of the most superb costumes, and ". ilh an extensive assortment of popular-priced suits. The following 1 will give you an idea: — \ BROWN "AND WHITE CHECK SILK COSTUMES, bodice trimmed I folds ove.r shoulder and cream Jacc, sk'nts prettily tucked at foot. I ! At £5/16/- | BROWN CHIFFON TAFFETA COSTUMES, bodice handsomely i trimmed, cream vest, folds of silk over shoulder; skirt trimmed I wide bands of gathered silk. • At £8/8/- < NAVY SILK COSTUMES, bodice with yoke of ctcam lace, elbow i sleeves, handsomely trimmed. At £8/18/3 i NARROW BLACK AND WHITE STRIPE' SILK COSTUMES, I bodice trimmed with black chenille, collar of sky Hue velvet edged black, skirt trimmed en sjiite. At $"3/18/6 BLACK AND WHITE SILK COSTUME, kimono bodice, with vest of cream lace, stitched with black, trimmings of silk embroidery, I skirt corded at foot. At £9/9/--STRIPE SILK COSTUME, black and white, with trimmings of cream lace edged black and fancy stitching of black on bodice. skirt to match. Very handsome. At £9/9/* 1 Ths "¥era" Voile.- —Tussore Silks. At 2/6 yard. 3'- and 3/9 yard. A self silk striped Voile, in a Rich striped Tussore Silks, in pretty shade of wedgewood, also in champagne giounds, with stripes in eau de nil, champagne, sky blue, navy blue, sky blue, pick, green, and navy blue; 4oin. wide. A ser- brown, heliotrope, and red; 2iin. viccablc" fabric. and 22m. wide. , - , 1 Smart Dress Fronts, j , IN MUSLIN, SILK AND LACE. \ — — — — — With the present style of coat and skirt coslrmcs, these fronts aru a very necessary adjunct, and as they cost su little, the of several for the sake of variety become:, an ea^y mauer. j ' WHITE MUSLIN FRONTS, ti mimed wiih Y.-Imcienucs insekion, in .8 white and Paris shadr. At SB, 4'G, 4/31, 5/6, 6/11 each fe JAPANESE SILK FRONTS, trimmed with Valenciennes insertion, in cream, sky blue, pink, and heliotiope. • j ! I At 3.-9, H'S, C/ 11, G/9,13/8 each ! CREAM MESS ALINE SILK FRONTS, trimmed with lacp. ancl motifs. At 6/6, 7,9, 8/11, IS/11, 11/0, 12/S each LACE FRONTS, in cream and Paris shade* i j ' At 5,11, 9,6, IS/6, IS/6 each f \\ 1 . . - , ; — I I j . ! a L*irni*tec3« j „___ - ~~ ' ]

\ "X.^^ ALWAYS LOOKS I ]$jsr WELL. n /& ' Tlie best maierial looks / Gr . ncttliiii!? unless- - f PIIOPKIiLY CU'l 1 ami MADE U \JU'^' aro P^clJfil Tailors and Smart 'J Cutters. Your interest it. looL.il J after. Every garment (supervised from tho cutting-board to tho last touch the uon gives. Your inspection invited. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. _ J. HENDERSON AND CO., HIGH-CLASS LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S TAILORS, 30, WILLIS-STREET, Wellington. M DYE% 179 UPE£R ||WORK§% CUBA ST. } S^^vSj TELEPHOf.'E 2239. r?EVT-Orv CLO"THlsctol " rt T ADIES' and (iont}oinGu's superior MisJ— lie and Loft-off Clothing bought ; [. (ugliest price givon; letters attended to. Mrs. Lottorill, 13. Inseetie-strpot, T§le-