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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 97, 24 April 1912, Page 6

WINTER GLOVES POR LADIES ! LADIES ! "V"OW is the time to buy your WINTER ■^ GLOVES, and this is where you | skeuld buy them, for the stocks are large and there is every variety that ladies could desire. jTHE "NORSHOLM" Napp* Gauntlet Gloves, with strap and dome afc wrist; in tan shades only. AT 3/11 APAIB1 THE "MALMO" Nappa Gauntlet Gloves, pique lewn, with strap and dome at wrist; in assorted shades. AT c /n A PAIR ! THE "ALBAIN" Gauntlet Gloves, with stiff ouffs, pique sewn, in tan and brown. AT g/l1 A PAIR 1 THE "CHELTENHAM" Pull-over Gauntlet Glove*, pique sown,- in tan shades only. AT o/n A PAIR! OAUNTLET DEERSKIN GLOVES, pique sewn, in tau, beaver, grey, and mole. AT Pj/11 A PAIR! MOTORIN© GAUNTLET GLOVES, in leather, pique sewn, with strap and dome at wrist. AT-lrt/g APAIRI MOTORING ELKSKIN GLOVES, stiff gauntlet, with strap and dome at wrist. AT Jry/fi A PAmi vTASHABLE DOESKIN GLOVES, 12buitoa, moequetaira in white and natural. AT K/11 A PAIR! THE "LIBERA" SUEDE GLOVES, pique sewn, brond stitched backs; in black, tan, brown, and grey. AT n/n A PAIR! THE "OLUZEL" SUEDE GLOVES, stitched backs, in black, white, beaver, brown, tan, and grey. AT K/C' A PAIR! THE "MOOHA" or VELVET SUEDE GLOVES, two domes, Imperial backs,* in beaver, tan, mole, and grey, 4 AT S/6 APAIR! THE "REYNIER" kuEDE GLOVES, pique sown, three domes, etitohed backs; in black, t*n, brown, grty, fioelle. AT rf Jn A PAIR! NOTE.— Wo pay parcel* postage on all drapery and soft goods sent to country customers in execution of orders. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. G. NOBLE, mHE QUALITY TAILOR, 364, LAMBTON-QUAY (Next Stewart Dawson's). THE HOUSE For HIGH-GRADE SUITS and COSTUMES At MODERATE PRICES. WINTER SUITINGS AND WINTER COSTUMES. mHE WEST END TAILORS AHE WEST END TAILORS Are now showing THE LATEST LONDON FASHIONS

TWEEDS AND WORSTEDS. Specially selected by their Home buyer for the New Zealand Climate. JAS. BELL, (Late Carr and Bell), LADIES* AND GENTLEMEN'S TAILOR, MANNERS-STREET. TAILORING ~~~~ FOR PARTICULAR MEN I JTIHE man who giyes the least atJL- tention to the conventions of dress is innately particular as to his formal Evening Dress. Tho Particular man should have for his tailor one whoso wide experience in and knowledge of the best English Fashions are guarantees that his Evening Drese Suit will be perfect in every detail. Such a tailor is B. ELLIS, LADIES' AND GENTS' ART TAILOR, OPP. UNION BANK. mHE LEADING TAILORS, ! KITTO AND SON, 16, MANNERS-STREET. | i VOLTITE KNIFE ELECTRO-PLATING POWDER. TO THE HOUSEWIFE. WIHY clean knives every day, when by using VOLTITE KNIFE POWDER you need only clean them once a week, j PRICE -I /£t PER TIN- i M'LEAN AND ARCHIBALD, 20, Willi»-&tr«tt.