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Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 11, 13 July 1909, Page 6

SPECIAL VALUES ; y FOR ' TO-MOBBOW, WEDNESDAY. \ / rTfHE BARGAIN OFFERINGS for TOMORROW are as attractive as any offered JL. at the various Half-yearly Sales, and yet they come within tho scope of our USUAL WEDNESDAY OFFERINGS. Study well tho following, and come EARLY TO-MORROW MORNING: — PLAIN COLOURED SOFT SATINS, suitable for inexpensive blouses and costumes for day or evening wear, in sky blue, pink, vieux rose, petrol, paon, and cream. SPECIAL PRICE— Is 6d a yard. COTELE MODE SILK, a plain heavy cord, suitable for millinery trimming, etc. ; 21in wide, in golden brown, petrol, paon, and navy blue. SPECIAL PRICE — Is lid a yard. TARTAN CHECK SILKS, green and navy only; just about 100 yards available. SPECIAL PRICE— Is a yard. JAPANESE SILKS, 20in and 24in wide, in fifty different shades. SPECIAL ' PRICES— II^d a yard. 150 FLANNEL BLOUSE LENGTHS, in all tho fashionable colourings and effects. TO-MORROW— HALF-PRICE. MEN'S WATERPROOF OVERCOATS, in Chesterfields, also Avith Capes > (sleeveless), others with Detachable Capes, in Tweeds, Box Cloth, Melton Cloth, and Parramatta. Worth 65s to '84s each. TO-MORROW— 2Os and 25s each. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, ltd.

NEW COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Two minutes from wharves, one- minute from General Post Office. Magnificently furnished. Tariff, 8s per day. Day and Night Porter. A single bottle of Ale, Wine, or Spirits at wholesale prices obtainable in Bottle Store. A delicious cup of tea or glass of wine ,may bo obtained in the Ladies' Refreshment Room, next Whitconibe and Tombs. Motor Cars for hire, with experienced drivers; charges reasonable. Garage Blair-street. AVines and Spirits pure and of the very beat. G. PINNOCK, (Lato Trocadero) Proprietor. OUR CUTTERS HAVE spent the greater portion of their business lifetime m cutting out garments for particular men. Let one of them cut out yours, and then see if it isn't tho best suit you've ever had. BRADEORD WOOLLEN CO., "THE QUALITY TAILORS,'' 3, LAMETON-QUAY, WELLINGTON. YOU one of the Men who has never worn an OSBORNE SUIT? You should allow us to measure you — just once. That's all wo ask. If you don't become one of our regular customers we'll bo surprised. Fit, Stylo, and Fabrics guaranteed Moderately priced. H. OSBORNE & CO., Tailors, 172, Cuba-street, Wellington. EVERY MERCHANT SAYS THE SAME THING. EVERYBODY shouts "mine's best," aud its natural that everybody should. It costs money to find out by experience where to have your clothes made. Enquiro amongst your friends and acquaintances — men who drees well — ■ ■ and they'll tell you that you run no risk when you order your suit at MORRISON AND PENNY'S, 114, Willis-Street. RAY'S BAY HOUSE, Jt> DAY'S BAY, OPEN TO RECEIVE VISITORS. Special Terms for Winter Months. For terms, etc., apply to THE MANAGER. Or to WELLINGTON STEAM FERRY CO., } LTD., 1, Waterloo-quay. it_i on '

BLANKETS! BLANKETS 1 EIDER- DOWN QUILTS! JTfflE CHEAPEST, CONSISTENT -*- WITH WARMTH and DURABILITY, IN THE CITY. COLONIAL BLANKETS— Singlo Bed Blankets, at 13s lid Double Bed Blankets, at 17s lid Large Doublo Bed Blankets, at 24s 9d ENGLISH BLANKETS— Single Bed Blankets, from 8s lid Three-quarter Bed Blankets, from 12s 9d Double Bed Blankets, from 16s lid YOU CANNOT MISS . " WINDER'S CORNER " in CUBA-STREET, Where you are sure of getting the BEST VALUE for your money. M. HEINEMANN (Successor to Alfred Nicol), WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, 108, WILLIS-STREET. DIAMOND RINGS— I am showing a very choice selection, mounted in Aarioiis up-to-date btyles. My long coiinecti6n with the wholesale business has enabled mo to obtain stonps of tho finest quality at first hand, whilst the mounting is done in the best possible manner. Prices will satisfy every purchaser. NEW GOODS in all lines now arriving. Telephone 490. WE advise those Gentlemen who prefer a BETTER STAMP OF CLOTHES than those usually worn to visit D. MILLIGAN'S ROOMS, KELBURNE-A VENUE. Every kind of Stylish Suiting will be found here. Our Tailoring has fairly won its reputation for the "FRONT HANK," even when compared with the highest standards of i London Tailoring. YOUR APPEARANCE IS NEXT IN IMPORTANCE TO YOUR MEALS. IN the ballroom the cut of your Drese Coat is criticised more than your dancing. In the street, tho fit and cut of your Overcoat give a finishing touch to your appearance. Gentlbmen ! Remember that your character is judged by your appearance. DRESS COATS AND OVERCOATS AREOUR SPECIALITIES. CARR & BELL, LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S TAILORS, Manners-street. DAVID ANDERSON AND SON, mEA MERCHANTS AND FAMILY I A GROCERS, | 69 to 75, MOLESWORTH-STREET. Telephone 361. TtT R. F. ■' B J. SHARP, Barrister-at-Law and Solicitor. Chambers : Nathan's Buildingu, Feathersfcon-btreei. "fITUELD, LUCKIE AND TOOGOOD, i A? Barristers and Solicitors, Patent Agents, 29, FEATHERSTON-STREET. Money to Lend at 4£ per cent. Tel. 1437. PUTNAM, • SOLICITOR, Routh's Buildings (Firßt Floor), FEATHERSTON-STKEET. Wellington. Money Lo Lend on Freehold aud Chattels Securities. LFREJD RbfEVE^ L.D.S., R C.S., Eng., Dental Surgeon (late of London), 10, WILLIS STREET, Wellington, yaino entrance as Barflert's Studio. Telephone 2493. ULKLEY "ANIJ DIDSBURY, Dental Surgeons, 144. WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. (Old number 91). Telephone No. 216. "tilleard xatusoh, • architect, Ballance-street, Wellington (opposite Supreme Court), And at Napier and Gisborne. Tel. 1390. D. VICKERX F.I.A^ N.Z., » Incorporated Accountant, Auditor and CompaJiy Secretary, Has Removed to 41, BALLANOE-ST. JTn'd a. wj: l"s 6n, • funeral furnishers 64, cambrtdge.tehrace. Telophouu 905.