GEORGE t KERSICV, Hi, oil er for Two Days only ia their Poplar LACE DEPARTMENT The following captivating bargains in NOVELTY NECKWEAR are to be had at the alluring prices quoted. The Goods Speak for Themselves! Come Early and see them! THE IMPERIAL JAP. SILK COLLAR NOVELTY LACE CRAVAT Low neck fitting, straight cut front, newest style, wlth Japt Bllk 00 ,, ar , da)n ttiy piped in colours WarPHceTaeach Special Prices 2/6 te 2/11 , LARGE SIZE TAILORED JAP. SILK SUNSHINE COLLAR COLLAR I" whltt or parls Guipure Luce, with Jubot Square buck «nd front, for cott or frock j various •« Mhod - A *<** "™* t0 Beleot from fitting necks Special Prices 1 ■, 1/3, 1/6 to 2/11 each Special Price 2/11 each __ -—------«------«-»««»«»««»«. NOVELTY SUNSHINE COLLARS W|th R|ir|B Uce Jabot neWMt 8t |c Ext raerdlnTrimmed Bulgarian edging and galon ; newest ary Va)ue at tl , e shapes, In Voile, Tussore, Sponge Cloth, etc. sw^i.t » i^ «» Special Prices 1/- to 1/11 each Special Price 1/3 SUNSHINE COLLAR AND CRAVAT LACE JABOTS Dainty and fashionable, low fitting neck, extended With shaped and boned neckband ; In shadow shoulder point ; in embroidered muslin, edged Val., Net, and Guipure Lace Val - laco Special Prices 2/6, 2/11, to 6/6 each Special Prices 1/11, 2/6, to 4/6 each SUNSHINE COLLAR AND JABOT TULLE BOWS Very latest shapes, in shadow Val. lace, etc. ; low chol0 * ** n & ln whlte and noM »V flours. mtlng neck Mounted on white silk Special Prices 3/6 to 8/6 each Special Prices 1/-, 1/3, 1/6 and 1/11 each NOVELTY FLORAL MILLINERY RIBBONS—A beautiful selection In floral and Bulgarian effects. All novelty colours, including violet, tangerine, gold, cerise, etc. Special Prices 1/6, 1/11, to 2/11 GEORGE & KERSLEY, LTD., Wellington
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN THE NEW SPRING MILLINERY? THREE large windows have been set apart this week for a brilliant display of the New Millinery Modes for Spring. Just come and see them— you'll be delighted. Included are many large and small Hats in Pedal, Tagel, and Satin Straws, and the colour schemes are very smart and clever. Moreover, Prices are Very Reasonable. MRS. MATHEWSON, 264-266, LAMBTON-QUAY. "WHERE THE SMART HATS AREI' ! T ANGER DRESSCUTTING SCHOOL MISS KATE STEWART, Principal. Home Dressmaking is made easy by learn ing_ the Langer System. Also Ladies Tailoring t»ught. Cut patterns a specialty Clauses daily. Evening — Tuesday and Fri day. MISS C. COX. Instructress in the Mil linory Classes, is forming & Saturday Afternoon Claes. Ladies wishing to join this class «n invited to enrol early. Rooms— 94, WILLIS-STREET {oppositi Shortt's). XNDIAN ART DEPOI (Opp. Union Bank). 306, LAMBTON-QUAY Specialise in LACE GOODS, "LUCILLE" BLOUSES, AND DAINTY LINGERIE Also CHILDREN'S AND BABY OUTFITS. /CLEARING Full SALE Commencing SATURDAY, 2nd AUGUST, The Last SaJe of the Season, Making Room for New Stock. MRS. SMITH, FURRIER, 3, MANNERS-STREET. ATTENTION IS DRAWN TO THE ROSE TEA AND LUNCHEO!> ROGM£. WESTMINSTER CHAMBERS, Lambton-quay (Opp. N.Z. Times Office). Dainty Morning and Afternoon Tea dispensed. Gentlemen should visit our Cosy Luncheon Smoke Room. ■\TOTHERS SHOULD TEACH THEIB i " A CHILDREN TO USE MIOROBIN, and all Ladies should use it to Preserve their Teeth from decay and make the breath sweet and pure. Sold by most Chemists, and by W. Wallace, R, Johnson, Len. M'Kenzie, G, H. Perrett, Cattle's Pharmacies. PRICE Is 6d. CJHIRTSI ' ' SHIRTS I BIG DISPLAY Of a Manufacturer's Stock of HIGH-GRADE SHrRTS At QUINTON'S CORNER, LAMBTON-QUAY, At 2s lid, 3s lid, 4s lid. see"themi tuition in massage. AFTER a three months' vacation Mrs. CREIGHTON HALE, the longest, established Teacher of Massage in London, is commencing a new term. Intending- pupils should communicate without del in, . Mrs. Creighton Hale instructs ladies in Scientific Massage in all its branches. Every lesson on living subject. Certificate when proficient. Author of the "Art of Massage." Address: 27, MAY-STREET, Wellington. SOCIETY FOR PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. THE Sebretary will be in attendance at the Rooms, Bridge's Buildings, 119, Willis.street, on TUESDAY and FRL DAY MORNINGS, from 10 to 12.30. All oommuaiottions strictly confidents I
SALE I MONSTER SALE I ALE I MONSTER SALE I WANTED A CLEAN SWEEP 1 LAST EtOHT DAYS OF SALE I LAST EIGHT DAYS OF SALE I 40in wide Navy Coating Serge, la ' Stuart stylish Blouse Pieces, . Is 9id Superior Longolofch. Now 5s lid dot,, Dresa Piece*, 2s lid, 3b lid the full drew 6yd« string Flannelette for Is 6d, Is Bd* ' Is lid Corsets, ' Id pair Kid Gloves, Is p&ir Lrco Curt&ihs, Sheetings, Towels, Tftblo Damnnks, flannelettes, Oretonneß, Forfars, Hosiery, Underclothing, etc. et<s. ALL REDttCED. CHEAPER THAN EVER. GOODS MUST GO. MARVELLOUS VALUES. Large Heavy Down Quilts, 3e lid, 4s lid. Worth doubla Mareella Quilts, Oh, how cheap Large Hearthrugs, lit L Remnants of Prints, Zephyrs, etc., SIMPLY SLAUGHTERED I Call early. You will Say* Heaps of Money at LINDBERG'S, THE CHEAPEST DRAPER. CUBA-ST. MISS M'KEEGAN, MILLINERY SPECIALIST, INVfTES her numerous customers and others to see her Attractive Show of SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY. BRITTAIN'S BUILDING^ MANNERSSTREET, Eat. 1880. ' PRANK yRADY, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, 48, WILLIS-STREET. mHE CHOP "jnOtt pRESBNTS. NEW GOODS I , NEW GOODS I WATCHES A SPECIALTY. BEAUTIFUL JEWELLERY. mHE jgHOP TfOR /JREENSTONB STERLING SILVER NOVELTIES. NOVELTIES IN ELECTROPLATE. BRUSHES AND LEATHER GOODS. milE QHOP TOR pRESENTS. GLASSES TO SUIT ALL SIGHTS, ! SIGHT-TESTING FREE. Country Orders receive prompt attention. Writs for Catalogue. PRANK QIIA BY, MANUFACTURING* JEWELLER. _ PAGS, SUIT CASES, ETC. , THE Publio will find it to their ftdvan- ; tage to purchase their Travelling requisite, at Q g B Q R N E> g, 69, WILLIS-STREET, . ; Where every Trunk, Bag, and Suit Css* goes straight from the manufacture to tho user at wholesale price. mOR LOOSE LEAF LEDGERS . And SPECIAL ACCOUNT BOOKS Order Direct from the Manufacturer ol t the Bent Books, HUGH DOUGLAS, Opposite Publio Library, Wellington. 'Phone 1933. • WANTED KNOWNESTALL'S STEAM DYE WORKS, 85, Vivian-street. LADIES' Costumes, dyed black 6s, any other colour ?s 6d; Suits dryoloaned, 5s Maka surd it is Estall's, opp. Army Barracks. Ring 3035. "^y ANTED KNOWNLADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S WRISTLET WATCHES. JUST LANDED. Artietio, Neat, Serviceable. Brilliant Diamond Ring?. O. T. WHITE, JEWELLER, 274. Lumbton-quay. SOCIETY FOR~THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. THE publio ars earnestly requested t« kindly communicate any *et of. cruelty to ammuls that an o«n»o «n» undor their notice to J. D. AVERY, ScoriUry, 145, Fe»ther*ton-»tre«t.
NOTICE. rpo LADIES.— RISKE, Ladtefe' Tailor, JL 95, Cuba-street, invites Ladies to 1 inspect hie very latest COSTUME CLOTH ' t and FASHIONS, direct from London and Paris. Tailor-made Costumes, to order, from > £3 18s; fit and style guaranteed. All Costumes made by men. Ladies' own I material made up. , i — — ■ ! WITH THE ADVENT OF SPRING THE HAIR NEEDS ATTENTION. STAMFORD'S SALOON is where Reliable and Valuable Treatment can be obtained, and a, vibratos is never ftl> 1 lowed to touch the scalp. Electric Massage assures marvellous results. ' A LARGE STOCK OF HAIRWORK. [ Over 200 Switches from 10s to £3 3s each. Trans, from £4 4s. 123 a, CUBA-STREET. f . , n*^_, A. BAILY AND CO.'S D npENNIS, CRICKET, and CROQUET d A GOODS Posted to any address, all at WHOLESALE PRICES. ? N.Z. Agents, W. J. SEATER, 24, Grey-street. 'Phone 1474. COOKERY ! COOKERY ! MISS UNA CARTER'S Children's Class, Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Terms, 10 lessohs 10s 6d. Adults' Classes, ' Tuesdays, 2.30 and 7.30; Wednesdays, 10.30; Friday's, 2.30, in Barnett's Building, 94, Willis-street., The Course, £1 Ib, commences with pupil. LADIES! FOR all classes o£ HOUSE CLEANING Ring up 2224, THE WELLINGTON CLEANING CO., 97, Dixon-street. i "— — — T ADIES' Coats and Skirts.— We have J-J two _ good lines of Fox's Rough Serge, suitable for all seasons, at £4 4is and £3 15s the Costume, well lined and i well made. Our Cutter, Mr. Critchley, newly from brings testimonials • from ladies in the beet English society testifying to the satisfaction his work hae ■ given them there.— Wellington Tweed I Co., 54, Ghuznee-st., corner of Cuba-et. /QUALITY is most essential in Photography. Don't delay. Send home promised Photograph which will reflect , credit on you and , ALAN SPIOER'S STUDIO, Cuba-itreet, opposite Te Aro House. 'Phone 3263. WANTED Known — That COUCHMAN'S PETONE STEAM LAUNDRY has Opened a Receiving Office for Laundry Work, care of Mr. Mackay, Bookseller, etc., Thorndon-quay, . Wellington. Every parcel will receive I prompt attention. Terms cash on delivery. POUND — Spring Blossom Ointment cures poisoned wounds, sore legs, sore eyes, burns, and all skin complaints, 6d and Is; .Bloomine, the great corn, wart, and bunion cure, 6d, at chemists, stores, and wholesale druggist* ; Hawkins's Instant Relif Asthma Powdar, It and 2s, post free. Address: C. W. HAWKINS, Herbalist, Georffe-street. Dtittediu. LADIES I GET your WINTER COSTUMES NOW. The latest designs in Browns and Greys just opened up. Costumes from 4 guineas, Skirts 30s. Only Address: I. JOSEPH, LADIES' TAILOR, Boulcott Chambers, Bouloott-street. 'Phone 3083. ; SPRING CLEANING. RING up the VACUUM CLEANING CO. for all kinds of Cleaning, either at your home or at our works. '■ Single Carpets collected, cleaned, and i returned same day. 'Phone ZUto (day or night). GRANNY'S OINTMENT THE GREAT HEALING SALVE. FOR Poisonous Wounds, Burns, Pile*, Boils, Ulcers, Festering Sores, etc. fitorekepers, and Chemists, or Wholesale. H. M. GROUBE, Brooklyn.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 45, 21 August 1913, Page 9
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