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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 89, 16 April 1910, Page 4

BLIND HOLLANDS AND WINTEB CURTAINS ! ONE of tho first things to attract the attention of pastcrs-by to a houso is tho blinds and curtains. Torn or faded blinds mar tho appearance to a house in a conspicuous manner. Now is thn tuno uhilo changing tho summer curtains to tho heavier makes for- winter to look to tho blinds. If you aro contemplating new blinds ,got us to show you what wo have. Write us for suggestion*. We have just opened our thipment of this season's BLIND HOLLANDS in the following shades:— Vert. Groen, Dark Green, 'Ecru, Navy, Terra Cotta, Crimson, Steel, and Cr^me. Various widths in stock. A splondid range of TRIMMINGS in both Lace and Insertion. From Is per*. yard W« shall bn pleased to submit estimates, complete, including fixing. Write forr patterns. We particularise in these goods. MATERIALS FOR HEAVY WINTER CURTAINJ— 50in TAPESTRIES, in various colourings and designs. Prices 2s lid, 3s 6d, 4s 9d, 5s 3d, 5s 9d, 6s 6d, 7s 6d, up to 13s 6d per yard. SOin CHENILLES, in self colours, with woven designs in Crimson, Greon, Gold, and Blue. Prico Es 9d per yard. 50in PLUSHETTE, reversible, in Green, Crimson, etc. Price 5s lid- per yard. SOin PLUSHETTE, singla face, in Crimson, Blue, etc. Prico 3s 9d per yard. 7Qin PLUSHETTE, reversible, for Portiere Curtains, in Crimson, Green, Blue, etc. Prico 5s 6d per yarn. N.B. — We havo FRINGES to match theso goods at prices 5Jd, 7jd, 9d per yard. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD

A GOOD TESTIMONIAL IN five, months MR. DOHERTY has ac quirod oco of tho Largost Gentlomen's Tailoring Buainoascs in tho Dominion, thn number of orders latt week topping all previous recordt. THE PRE-EMINENTLY POI'ULAU POSITION JAMEB A. DOHERTY, •THE TAILOR FROM LONDON," H«u been attained through oach garment mado by him couipclline enquiry from tho wearer's admiring friends. ! EXCEEDINgIy BMART 1 And GENTLEMANLY OVERCOAT In just now being extensively mado at from £4 17s 6d. THE NEW BTRIPKD DRESS COATING And "NOBBY" AUTUMN SUITINGS, Just Landed. Mr. Doherty makes Suits from £5 10s. 203. LAMBTON-QY. (opp. Times Office). ENGLAND has Never Produood Finer Designs for GENTLEMEN'S BUITB than thoto NDW ON DISPLAY At MILLIGAN'S SHOWROOMS, IN KELBURNE-AVENUE. PATRONS are crrtoia to bo charmed with tho variety imported for them at a cost of £2000, You are sure of getting- STYLE and SATISFACTION at MilliganN, because of tho completeness of our Tailoring Service. • THE PRINCIPLE OF QUALITY FIRST, THEN PRICE, TS overywhero manifest in the Highgrada Tailoring productions of E. NORTON & CO., and account* for tho rapid growth and stability of our bus inert notwithitand; ing tho recent depression. Our materials aro perhaps moro cxpensivo than aro generally used here; but, importing, as wo do, from tho boat warehouses in Golden-iquare, London, wo seouro goods that aro newest, and wo havo tho eatinfaction of knowing that they aro absolutely reliable. New Shipment, ex Turakina, to hand. 86, WILLIS-STREET. WARM SUITS FOR CHILLY DAYS. WE'VE said good-bye to summer now. in real earnest ; and to withstand tho "nip" of Autumn, you must provido yourself with heavier clolhiug. Tho Now Cloths for Autumn and Winter wear have arrived; and tho patterns will surpass your expectations. Let us tako your moaaure for a Suit to-day. Tho special attention giveu to cut, fit, and tailoring ensures perfection in every Suit that leaves our establishment. H. OSBORNE &CO., SELECT TAILORS. 172. CUBA-BT. AUTUMN GARMENTS MADE TO YOUR ORDER. rrtllE fabrics to bo employed in tho ■L making of our Mado-to-mcasuro Garments tor Men aro ready .for inspection. Never have wo been able to show iucli a diversity of jpattorns— patterns in harmony with all personal tastes— from the extremist to tbe severely conservative. Tho rolf-samo workmanship which heretofore has boon tbo distinguishing fcaluro of cur garments wo again place at your disposal. THK BRADFORD WOOLLEN CO.'S SUIT TO ORDER-70s to 955. BRADFORD WOOLLEN CO., "THE QUALITY TAILORB." LAMBTON • QUAY. WELLINGTON. GET A GOOD PIANO. fTIHAN these there aro no belter or A moro reliable instruments made— THE BROADWOOD THE RONISCH THE LIPl' And THE STEINWAY. We havo just. received big now ftliipmrnts.. of ihoso Superb Pianos. W« will makn terms to suit you. Call upon us, or on roquett wo will gladly call on you. THE DRESDEN PIANO CO., LTD. M. J. BROOKES, North Island Manager. "r aTnI) a! wi"lson,