HAIR BANDEAUX, Etc JJAIR DECORATION is all the vogue, and fashion has sanctioned many accessories. Wo are showing, fine assortments of BANDEAUX, ORNAMENTS, and JULIET CAPS, making selection easy and pleasurable. SMART HAIR BANDS, in good plain styles, composed of Oxidised Pearls and Brilliants. AT O/"|*J EACH TINSEL BRAID BANDEAUX, in Oxidised tinsel braid, finished with coloured beads; long straight shape. ' AT O/1 1 EACH FANCY BRILLIANT HAIR BANDS, made of Cut Beads, in silver, gold, green, and vieux rose; in effective derigns. AT 2/ll TO 6/6 EACH I PEARL HAIR BANDEAUX, in Coronet and "Vandyke styles; very effective designs. AT 4/U TO 6/6 EACH BLACK TELVET HAIR BANDS, de- > sign worked in metal beads; in steel and gilt. AT Q/11 EACH BLACK TELVET HAIR BANDS, floral design, worked on in silver and gold tissue. AT 3/lIE AaH FANCY BEAD BANDEAUX, long straight shape, trellis design, in white and turquoise. AT 3/1-1 EACH NOVELTY BRAID BANDEAUX, made ut tinsel braid, and finished with cabachons and jewels ', in silver and gold. 4T O/11 EACH FANCY BRAID BANDEAUX, long oval shape, finished with tinsel- cabachon a.t each end and Btar ornament in centre; in silver and gold. AT A/I -l EACH TINSEL BRAID JULIET CAPS, in large open xnesn of tinsel cord, edge finished with beads and jewels; in silver and gold. AT n/n EACH TINSEL JULIET OAPS, coarse mesh of gold tinsel thread, finished with band of tinsel braid insertion and small blue beads; also in oxidised with pink beads. AT Q/-y\ EACH TINSEL JULIET CAPS— These are made of Tinsel Cord and Pearl Beads, with elastic round edge ; in silver and gold. AT IT/11 EACH KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. GENTLEMEN! YOU SHOULD NOTE THAT THE season ie now approaching when you will require your Dress Suit. You should lose no time, but call on R. B. DAVIS AND CO., MERCHANT TAILORS, 270, LAMBTON-QUAY (opp Harcourt and Co.) A GREAT BANKER "ON SPENDING THAT SPELLS SAYING!" "l^f'ELL, for instance, the Bmall matter of investing in proper clothes I consider an asset. Economy in this direction of personal appearance is a mistake— a loss rather than a gain. A man spends his money judiciously when lie gets a few good Suits made at MILLIGAN'S, KELBURNE-A VENUE. IT'S AN INVESTMENT! ! YES, IT IS SMART. IT'S ELLIS-MADE ! THAT is tho answer an "Ellis-clad" man would make when uonieone remarked — "That's a nice Buit!" Long experience as a Bond-street Tailor enables Ellis to turn gut tho smartest und mobt distinctive etylee. If you want to be well dressed #ou must go to B. ELLIS, ART TAILOR. OPP. UNION BANK, WELLINGTON. EVERY OSBORNE SUIT AND COSTUME IS "JUST SO." "TVTEAR enough" won't do when -*-" an Osborne Suit or Costume is iv question. It must be "ju6t so" in every detail before it 16 allowed to pass into the possession of a client. A_ splendid selection of Fabrics awaits you. H OSBORNE & CO., TAILORS AND COSTUMIERS, CUBA-STREET. (By Special Appointment to His Excel-, leney the Governor, Lord Islington). JJ OHA N' S TEA S. UAICEJI'S HUILMSCiIA. 'Phone 2636. AXEL HOLTZ^ MASSEUR AND MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN. 123, UPI'KH WlUilS STREET, WELLINGTON. 'l'ttiSfiUlMlft. 2POiJ.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 151, 26 June 1912, Page 6
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523Page 6 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 151, 26 June 1912, Page 6
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