BLIND HOLLANDS AND WINTER CURTAINS! OKE of the first things to attract the attention of pa»sere-by to a houso ii the blinds and curtains. Torn or faded blinds mar the appearance to a house in a conspicuous manner. Now is the timo whilo changing tho summer curtains to< tho heavier makes far winter to look to tho blinds. If you are contemplating'/ new blinds get us to show you what we have. Write us for suggestions. Wo havo just opened our shipment of this season^ BLIND HOLLANDS in the/ following ehadeg: — Vert. Green, Dark Grcon, Ecru, Navy, Terra Cotta, Crimson, Steel, and Crome. Various widths in btock. A splendid range of TRIMMINGS in, both Lace and Insertion. From Is per' yard. Wo thall ba pleased to »übmit estimates, complete, including fixing. Writeyfor 1 ! patterns. Wo particulariso in these goods. MATERIALS FOR HEAVY WINTER CURTAINS— 50in TAPESTRIES, in various colourings and designs. Price«;2s lid, 3b 6d,/4g, 9d, 5s 3d, 53 9d, b& 6d, 7s 6d, up to 13s 6d per yard. 50in CHENILLES, in self colours, with woven designs in Crimson, Green, Gold, and Blue. Price 8s 8d per yard. 50in PLUSHETTE, reversible, in Green, Crimeon, etc. Price iss lid per yard. 50in PLUSHETTE, single face, in Crimson, Blue, eto. Price 3s 9d per* yard. * 70in PLUSHETTE, reversible, for Portiere Curtains, in Crimson, Green, Blue, etc. Prico 5s 6d per yard. N.B.— We havo FRINGES to match these goods at sid, 7id, 9d per yard., KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Absolutely necessary for the SICK ROOMTHOMSON, LEWIS & COS Specially prepared SODA WATER FOR INVALIDS-! ODA WATER FOR INVALIDS! In syphons, marble, or cork bottles. Private home deliveries daily. Telephone , 148 THK CLASS -OF CUSTOMERB Catered for by j JAMES A. DOHERTY, "THE TAILOR FROM LONDON," ARE those who tako a prido in their,dross and can appreciate "A CUT" and "A FINISH" a standard higher than has been hitherto, obtainable in New Zealand. DRESS SUITS ARE ONE OF HIS LEADING LINES. THE TRULY ARTISTIC AND DISTIXOUISHING APPEARANCE ENGENDERED BY HIS UNIQUE STYLE IN THESE GARMENTS IS QUITE REFRKSHIXG. Innovations fresh from London by this mail. New Materials received last week. Wellington: 203, LAMBTON-QUAY. London: 24, HANOVER-SQUARE. THEJ BEST TESTIMONIALS MR D. MILLIGAN GENTLEMEN'S TAILOR, |~IETS, aro from tho various other tailoring firms, who make uso of his namt in thoir advertisements and on chop windows. This progressive houso never resti on its laurels, but goes on making Better Clothes each seaeon, go that to-day it is quoted as tho STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE In Gentlemen's Tailoring. AUTUMNAL FASHIONS NOW SHOWING In KELBURNE-AVENUE. WARM SUITS FOR CHILLY DAYS. WE'VE said good-bye to summer now. am real earnest ; and to withstand tho "nip" of Autumn, you must provide yourself with heavier clothing. The New Cloths for Autumn and Winter wcur havo arrived ; and tho patterns will burpass your expectations. < Lot us tako your measure for a Suit to-day. Tho spccinl attention given to cut, tit, and tailoriug- ensures porfection in every Suit that leave* our establishment. H. OSBORNE & CO., SELECT TAILORS, 172, CUBA-ST. "WHAT'S IN A NAME 2" Everything to a Lady, when eho ordora her Costumo from CARR AND BELL, T7USR that Name means Satisfaction — X: satisfaction in tho knowledge that her Costumo show 3 tho Cutting of a LONDON TAILOR, and all the stylo of I a London-litted figure. CARR & BELL, THE WEST END TAILORS, MANNERS-STREET. AUTUMN GARMENTS MADE TO YOUR ORDER. riTHE fabrics to bo employed in tho -i- making of our Mado-to-moasuro Garments tor Men are ready for inspection. Never have wo been ablo to show such a dheraity of patterns — l>at terns in harmony with all personal tastes — from tho extremist to the severely conservative. Tho rclf-i-amii workmanship which l.crttoforu has been the distinguishing feature of cur garments wo again place at your disposal. THE BRADFORD WOOLLEN CO.'S SUIT TO ORDER-70* to 95a. BRADFORD WOOLLEN CO., "THE QUALITY- TAILORS," LAMBTON - QUAY. WELLINGTON. MR J. F. M'GO YE RN, DENTAL SURGEON, 1, 2, 3, Caledonian Cbtmberi, 33, WHJJB-STREEET. Telephone .2168. JAND A. YMjLS'O'N, • FUNERAL FURNISHERS. 64, CAMAftipOE-TBARAOB.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 77, 2 April 1910, Page 4
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