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Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 31, 6 February 1908, Page 9

4r I THE POPULAR JEWELLER - - CUBA STREET. \ THREE LITTLE SPECIALTIES. \ QBfe» // Dainly little Table Articles are always \ \ s^*! ' n d eman d- W e are recognised as j The Firm of the City for this class \ ° Call and Sei ? Them. j (A SHILLING GIFT! I TV^E never' tire in our efforts to place before our numerous j customers an article that is within reach of everyone — j an article that when seen will be bought — yet does not lose in quality because of its cheapness. Here is our latest acquisition: 1 It consists of a picture of four Maori maidens printed indelibly a , on Fine White English China. " A Galaxy of Maori Beauty" | j is the title, and truly so j the finely glazed surface of the china S iwith its edge of gilt adds considerably to the effect. Then | there is another picture cf one maiden only, called " A Maori ' I Princess," printed on china in the same style and finish. These | novelties can be had in Cups and Saucers, Plates, Sweet Dishes, ~i Mugs, Sugar Basins, and Cream Jugs. 1/- each. Sec them | now. There is more here for a shilling than the shilling ever g bought. We give quality. ( I B QENSIBLE people buy sensible things and among all the F g - many appurtenances to the person nothing is so needful as g a sensible boot, because a boot to be sensible must fit you,,and fi fit you well, look well, wear well, and be the very latest. Fashion I demands this. What looks more out of place, than to see a I well-dressed man of business with an ill-fitting, out of date boot i I on ? Be sensible and buy the right boot. We have it. Here \ I PATENT COLT BOOTS. ! I The patent leather will wear well, will not crack, and will keep I its beautiful polish to the last. The boot is made with a Bronx ! 5 Toe, or, in other words, a toe point rounded off to- the general \ shape of the 'toes, allowing plenty of "play"; the toe ot this ; boot will never buckle, but keep its shape to the end. The jj upper portion of the boot is made of a dull kid leather and is ' very easy and soft to the ankle. The shape, style and finish is \ oi the very latest American. 30/- will buy it. I For. the hot weather we can specially recommend I The P»t©»4 O&S4 Oxford Sfoo©s 9 I built on the same plan and finish, and very cooling to wear. I Our price 25/-. , [ ; "# : I I 33 CUBA STREET. ! IS AT The follQY/ing are facts, and can be seen and bought— Cream good LUSTRE SKIRTS • 25/6 for 8/3 I Odd Black SKIRTS At 4/11 each Rich New MANTLES, at half-price 90/- for G9/8, 75/- for 37/G, 30'- for 15/- \ SICILIAN DUST COATS, mostly cream and navy ' 40/6 for » 27/6, 30/6 lor 23/" And some odd ones at 18/6 I Soft PRiNf COSTUMES, navy grounds, Blouse and Skirt nicely : trimmed 10/6 Worth 25/0 I A few light MUSLIN BLOUSES and SKIRTS For 12/6 UNDERSKIRTS, DRESSING GOWNS, and all UNDERCLOTH- | ING at Salo prJcos | COTTON DRESSES. i Not approached in New Zealand. ! Dark Navy INGRAIN PRINTS 4d a yard Not the American | narrow stuff ZEPHYR LAWNS iojd Now s*d ! COTTON DEEAINES. iojd Now G*d COTTON DELAINES io yards for 3/11 BLOUSING CAMBRICS Ski for s*d, g*d for 8d , ART LIBERTY CURTAINS, 6 yards 2/3 a pair These arc 36m. wide i LINEN TURKISH TOWELS I' 9 Worth 2/6 White TURKISH TOWELS 1/11 a pair Check GLASS CLOTH 6Jd For 4id i ROLLER TOWELLING 7id" For s^l , UNDRESSED LAWN for Dresses and Underclothing * !2}d For j \ 1(ld White only, double width ■; ' 400 LINEN DAMASK CLOTHS Marked 6/- In tho £ discount j j A big job line of SERVIETTES Ghcap 5 1 HONEYCOMB QUILTS 9/6 For 6/11 j 3 CRETONNES Sid a yard \ Big good quality FRILLED PILLOWSLIPS 10£ d UNBLEACHED SHEETING, Herringbone i/t Now. 1/2 UNBLEACHED SHEETING, for double bed 1/6 Now 1/3 \ WHITE SHEETING, double bed IG£tf A GRAND SHEETING Bom., 2/3 for 1/10 90m. , i/n for 1/6 ! FLANNELETTES, pink, white, cream 4^l | I 70 pairs, 3i yards long each, LACE CURTAINS 9/6 Now 6/6 ] i a pair f j SPRING BLIND ROLLERS (inch) Gd each ,' j DAMASK SUPPER CLOTHS, soin. x 90m., red border 3/11 i 300 New GUIPURE and FINE LACE COLLARETTES, RABATS, i, f etc. -About half-price, 1/11 and 2/G ) I Rich GUIPURE KIMONOS or BRITELLES, broad at shoulders, \ [ white, cream, and Paris 6/6 for 3/11, 9/6 for 5/6' 30 PARASOLS left, light colours 3/3, 3/11, 4/0 BELTS, at 1/-, newest shapes J LACE SLEEVES, white, cream, Paris, fine, and Guipure 2/11, 3/3, 3/9 — just about half-price . ' 6in. WIDE RIBBON 6c! a yard ' , DRESS DEPARTMEWT. ( 50/- to measure — Sec what we are showing in good materials { ij WOOL DELAINES, newest designs 1/9 for 1/-3 and 1/11, now k g 1/6 a yard H 1/- DRESS MATERIALS, double width Sec a table of these ; 1/6 a yard will buy a lot of 2/6 quality 5 BLOUSES. I Customers tell us that we have the CHEAPEST BLOUSES in R ij the trade. ? At 2/6 there is a \>ig lot of ODD BLOUSES ! I At 2/11 Good Quality, SHIRT BLOUSES | f At 5/0, our best Worth 8/6 j SLEEVELESS BLOUSES— These arc extra good quality and very \ w new; colours, while, cream, and Paris shades 196 for 12/9, j 21/- for 14/6, 22/6 for 14/8, 29/6 for 22/6 '. ! White HAND-WORKED BLOUSES 8/6 Worth double 5 OSTRICH FEATHER STOLES— About 40 left, grey, white, f black, and brown mixtures u/6 for 8/6, 19/6 for 15/8, 39/6 < foi 32/-, 42/- for 34/-, ,55/- for «4/« \ COQUE FEATHER STOLES About half-prtco f, ————— j, I WELLINGTON and MASTERTON. |