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Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 139, 14 June 1909, Page 6

SPECIAL WINDOW o* DISPLAY EVENING GOODS! TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY. JT\HE whole of OUR WINDOWS fronting LAMBTON-QUAY and JOHNSTONL STREET are given over THIS WEEK to DISPLAYS of EVENING GOODS. The window dressing has been done very artistically, and EVERY EVEiNING DURING THE NEXT FOUR DAYS THE WINDOWS WILL BE ILLUMINATED, so that the ladies may see the effects by artificial light. In the meanwhile we want to direct attention to the SPLENDID VALUE IN EVENING DRESSES. We are showing a GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES in READY-M&DE GARMENTS, which havo been designed and trimmed by London experts. We do not expect these drosses to fit every one, but to enable as many as possible to be suited wo have an EXPERT FITTER in attendance, whose solo duty it is to see the alterations of ready-to-wear garments. The .undermentioned are a few of the smart dresses — DECOLLETE GOWN, made in fashionable cinnamon brown spotted net, mounted on ivory, glaco silk, with ivory chiffon interlining; chemisette and short undersleeve of cream guipure lace and chiffon, with waistband and finishings of selfcoloured soft satin ribbonß. AT £8/8/SMART GOWN, in pale pink satin charmeuse, dainty low bodice, with vest back and front of white spotted net, with bands of silver sequins across and down sleeves, folds of material coming over shoulders, and finished on loft side with self-coloured buckle. AT £6/16/6 ARISTOCRATIC GOWN, in shell pink, Merv silk, bodice and sleeves made in soft lace, with elaborate strappings of self silk, high waistband of same; lined silk. This is an extremely effective gown. , AT - £9/9/KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, ltd.

■DANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES. ESTABLISHED 1817. A Branch of this Bank is NOW OPEN -at LEVUKA (Fiji), for the transaction of all customary Banking Business. J. RUSSELL FRENCH, N General Manager. THE TAILOR WHO KEPT HORSES, SHOOK hands with his customers, and was never known to have sent in a bill, as recorded of George Meredith's father, undoubtedly courted disaster. It is evident we have not built up our substantial business on those „ lines. t Our clients return to us and willingly pay our reasonable charges, because they really get what they want — Stylishly-cut Clothes, Best and Newest Materials, and First Quality Workmanship, with every attention and courtesy that ordinary business transactions entitle them to E. NORTON & CO., HIGH-GRADE TAILORS, 96, WDLLIS-STREET. WHEN WE SAY WE are Makers of Clothes for the BEST DRESSED men in the business and social world in New Zealand, we make a statement that is worthy of attention by those men who are considering where they will place their next orders. _ This statement would have no significance did not the clothes made at our Rooms in Kelburneuvenue carry with thorn the evidence of its TRUTH. D. MILLIGAN, MERCHANT TAILOR AND BREECHES MAKER. ARE YOU one of tho Men who baa never worn an OSBORNE SUIT? You should allow ua to measure you — just once. That's all we ask. If you don't become one of our regular customers we'll bo surprised. Fit, Style, and Fabrics guaranteed. Moderately priced. H. OSBORNE & CO., Tailors, 172, Cuba-street, Wellington. A SOLID FACT LN TAILORING ! f j\HE Suit that makes the man is ■JL the Suit WE make, and tho first order you give vs — yoxi'll find THAT out. Our materials are tho latest, our tailoring is tlio finest — besides, we've got tho "know how" in OUR work. We know just how to combine all the elements of superiority in your Suit with the necessary style. And we DO. BRADEORD~WOOLLEN CO., "THE QUALITY TAILORS," 3, LAMBTON-QUAY. WELLINGTON. WHAT A FEELING OF contentment one posseses when knowing that their CloMies fit well, and that tho cut is of the latest. A sure higu of tlio s-marlness of your appearance is when tho people m tho stieet turn lound as you pass. How often ia this noticeable when a Lady passes with a smurr Costume. If that Costume s could only .speak, and say CARR AND BELL made me, what a lot of trouble ladies would bo saved. CARR ~&T BELL, LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S TAILORS, Manners-street. GOOD CLOTHES ARE GOOD COMPANY. "V"OU'LL feel better, look better, get X moro cheur out, of living if you wear Suits tailored by us. MORRISON AND "PENNEY, Cash Tailors, 114, Willis-st. DAVID ANDERSON AND SON, mEA MERCHANTS AND FAMILY JL GROCERS, 68 to 76, MOlOiiaWQlvrS-STBEET, f'alaph.QM.aax.