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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 71, 20 September 1912, Page 6

PICTURES ! PICTURES*! FOR THE HOME. TN OUR ART GALLERY we are now ■*- showing some exceedingly GOOD PICTURES by well-known artists. These have been specially framed, and are MODERATELY PRICED:— "GENERAL. GORDON AND THE SLAVE-HUNTERS OF DARFOUR," by Stanley ' Berkley. Framed with sin oak moulding, gilt slip, English glass. Size overall, 48in x 56in. AT 50/"THE SYMBOL," by Prank Dicksee. Framed with Erin oak moulding, gilt slip. Size overall, 45in x 36in. AT 47/6 "A ROMAN CHARIOT RACE," by 1 Ulpaino Checo. - Framed with sin oak moulding, oak slip. Size overall, 50in x 38in. AT 79/6 "QUEEN OF SHEBA'S VISIT TQ . KING SOLOMON," by E. J. Poynter. Framed with sin oak moulding, gilt slip, oak mount. Size overall, 39in x ♦7in. AT S7/6 "RUTS AND NAOMI," by P. H. Calderon. Framed with 4in oak moulding, gold slip. Size overall, 28in x 36m. AT 17/6 "THE RETURN. OF PERSEPHONE," by Lord Leighton. Framed with 4in oak moulding, gilt slip, mohair mount. Size overall, 33in x 26in. AT I 6/6 "THE CAPTIVE ANDROMACHE," by Lord Leighton. Framed with 4in oak moulding, gilt slip, mohair mount. Size overall, 24in x 38in. AT I 6/6 "NAPOLEON ON THE SANDS," by A. O. Gow. Framed with sin oak moulding, gilt slip, mohair mount. Size overall, 30in x 46in. AT 77/6 "REVERIE," by Frank Dioksee. Framed with 4in oak moulding, gilt slip, mohair mount. Size overall, 28in x 36in. AT I 6/6 KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LIMITED. NO MORE AGONY! WHEN Sharing use a PERFORATED HONE 'for your Razor, and have Smooth, Easy Shaves all your life. Price 3fl 6d.-M'LEAN AND ARCHIBALD, Willis-street. npH E DAILY HINT From KELBURNE-AVENUE. • s A FINE DISPLAY Of the LATEST OE LONDON FASHIONS In GENTLEMEN'S SPRING SUITINGS Is being made at MILLIGAN'S. Early Selection is Desirable. HAVE YOU LOOKED IN VAIN FOR PERFECT TAILORING '/ NO I That is if you have found your way to Ellis. Seasonable materials, perfect fit, the latest style — in fact, Bond-street tailoring in Wellington. Your next Suit should be Ellismade. B. ELLIS, ART TAILOR, FEATHERSTON-ST. (opp\ Union Bank). AN OSBORNE SUIT FOR ME THIS SPRING ! fITHIS is the correct conclusion to JL arrive at when^considering the suit question. Porfect fit, first-class workmanship, correct style and materials are guaranteed. H. OSBORNE & CO., TAILORS, CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON. AXEL HOLTZ, MASSEUR AND MEDICAI, ELECTRICIAN, 123, UPPER WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. Telephone 200b. DAVID ANDERSON AND SON, fTTEA MERCHANTS AND FAMILY A GROCERS. 69 to 75, MOLESWORTH-STREET. Telephone 331. ■pNGINEERS' LATHES! DRUMMOND LATHES J FROM £7/ 10 /- M'LEAN ANt> ARCHIBALD, Ajsati, 89, WUUfiira«t-