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Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 62, 10 September 1910, Page 4

AKT XEEDIjEWOBK COMPETITION ! mHOSE who ara interested in ART NEEDLEWORK will be intere=ted in this A Competition. We are offering CASH PRIZES for two classes of competitors, aa under:— • CLASS A. FIRST PRIZE, £2 2s; SECOND PRIZE, £1 Is. Open to Girls under 16 years of age. Any piece of Art Embroidery, Canvas Work, or Ribbon Work, worked entirely by the competitor with matemtUs purchased from our Art Needlework Department. CLASS B. FIRST PRIZE, £2 2s; SECOND PRTZE, £1 Is. Open to AIL Any piece of Art Embroidery, Canvas Work, or Ribbon Work, worked entirely by the competitor with material purchased from our Art Needlework Department. CONDITIONS. All exhibits must be aent to us by TUESDAY, 20th DECEMBER. Intending competitors must purchase, all materials to bo ma.de in the competfi" Hon from us, register their names at time of making purchase, a,nd obtain a registration ticket, which must be securely sown on to the work when sent in for competition. Exhibits must be worked entirely by the competitor. The decision of the judges must be accepted by all competitors as absolutely final. The decision of the judges will be published in one of our LAMBTON-QUAY WINDOWS, on SATURDAY, 24th <DEC EMBER, and the work will be DISPLAYED IN THE WINDOW DURING THE CHRISTMAS WEEK. ALL WORK WILL BE RETURNED. PLEASE NOTE.— We hold ART NEEDLEWORK CLASSES EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON, from 3to s— two hours of thorough teaching by MADAME KARLE for a fee of ONE SHILLING PER LESSON. A limited number taken at eaoh lesson. KIRKCAIiDIE & STAINS, I/TI)

ECONOMISE BY taking advantage of the moneysaving opportunities at the GREAT CLEARING SHOE SALE now on at \ PEARCE'S. GENTS' 12s 9d TAN BOOTS— Englishmade, round toe, sewn soles GENTS' 4s 9d PATENT SHOES, for | Evening Wear GENTS' 2s 6d ARCTIC SLIPPERS— Price to clear LADIES' 6s lid WALKING SHOES— Real Glaco Kid, American made, to clear CHILDREN'S TAN SANDALS— During Hale, 2s lOd DON'T MISS THESE J E. PEARCE & CO,, LTD., CUBA-STREET. STRAW HATS. OUR New Season's Hats are now to hand. The popular shapes are with Brims 1J and 2 inches wide. These we j can supply at prices ranging from 4/6 T0 9/6. SHIRTS AND TIES. New Goods opening and to open shortly. See our windows for tho NEW HANDKERCHIEF TIES, j 2/6. WALLACE & GIBSON, THE "KASH," Willis-street. PLAY THE PIANO ? TF you do — or if you are learning to — bear in mind the fact that you cannot in any case get good music out of an inferior instrument. If you are getting a Piano, bettor get a good one, and make a fair beginning. If you don't want to pay cash we will arrange for you j to pay by instalments that can never possibly harass. THE DRESDEN PIANO CO., LTD., Wellington. M. J. BROOKES, North Island Manager. UIMITRINO EGYPTIAN CIGARETTES ! j RICHEST IN FLAVOUR. PUREST IN QUALITY. -. PERFECTLY MADE. Solo Agent in New Zealand— G. ALDOUS-, TOBACCONIST, 206, LAMBTON-QUAY (Opposite Kirkcalclie and Stains). ONLY MERIT COULD HAVE MADE JAMES A. DOHERTY (THE TAILOR FROM LONDON) "THE FASHION" ho has become- amon? the SMART SET! fjIHE excellence of his productions, moreX over, is bringing him clients from all parts of the Dominion. MR. DOHERTY' S reputation has not been made in ''a day." He is of the third generation of a family of Master Tailors, and has devoted 2+ years to a study of the art (including cutting for a firm by Appointment to the Royal Family) before launching out for himself in Wellington. MILITARY UNIFORMS. MR. DOHERTY has had an extensive Home experience in cutting and making Uniforms of every description. Gentlemen can rely on that accuracy of detail as well as the SMART MILITARY CUT and perfuctly-fitting garments which distinguished the work of the Homo Military Tailors from all othors. JAMES A. DOHERTY, THE PREMIER TAILOR, 203, LAMBTON-QUAY, Wellington. STYLISH CLOTHES FOR MEN OF TASTE. ATTRACTIVENESS of personal -*-■». appearance is very desirable, and in a large measure necessary to success in life. Good, dressy clothes materially improve a man's personal appearance, and wo rnako just this class of clothes— clothes that will satisfy you as regards stylo, lit, and H. OSBORNE & CO., Ji&ILQM ,„ ,„;.„,,„ 172, .C.U.BA.J3T.

DON'T BE LATE ! MILLIGAN'S, Display of SPRING SUITINGS IS NOW ON 'At KELBURNE-AVENUE. 'rf~IENTLEMEN acquainted with the rush that is customary with this firm from Ist September till Christmas will not take the risk of DELAYING THEIR ORDERS. Particularly at thia time, when the Novelties are just in from ! London. j The advantages of ordering early are apparent. ■Your inspection of our New, Styles invited. rotHE insistent demand of carefully X dressing business and professional men for emphatio but dignified style is responsible for the success of E. NORTON & CO.'S HIGH-GRADE TAILORING. Our garments show not only tailoring of an exceptional quality, but the clear, concise, and original ideas of capable clothes experts. Tha Dominion has never seen better j quality or smarter styles either in or out of a tailor's shop. NEW. SEASON'S GOODS TO HAND! MASTER TAILORS, 96, Willis.street. SPRING COSTUMES ! WE have just opened our First Shipment of New Tweeds and Cloths for Spring Costumes. They include tho latest shades in pretty greys, browns, greens, stripes and checks. There aro only one or two Costumes of each deeign, and we advise our olients and ladies in general to inspect them early. The style of our Costumes is of the very highest — in fact, in a class by itself. This is th© verdict of our patrons. ELLIS & NOBLE, LADIES' TAILORS, | 31, King's Chambers, Willis-street. GOOD SUITS POR SUMMER. MEN of Discriminating Tasta — the most particular men in tho town — all doclaro from experience that MORRISON AND PENNEY'S is the one place whero you can securo really High-class Tailoring and Reasonableness of price combined. If you have not yet been in this season, you aro advised to come in now and see our splendid Suitings for this season's wear. MORRISON AND PENNEY, Cash Tailors, 114, Willis-street. STOCKTAKING SALE. BOOTS BELOW COST. A line of Women's and Youths Brown Canvas Shoes, 3s 6d. Ladiea' Glace Kid Pump Shoes, 7s 6d (wholesale price 12s 6d). ALL LINES REDUCED FOR CASH At EDWARDS AND SON, 131, MANNERS-STREET (Opposite Old Fire Brigade Station.) [A Card.] MR. A. H. ROTHENBERG, Dental Surgeon, has commenced Practice at 345, UPPER WILLIS-STIiEET (om>. y.M.cUv. Telephone 219&