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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 5, 6 July 1923, Page 9

DISTINCTIVE STYLES, PERFECT FIT. u AND LOWEST PRICES Are tho Features of Zimmo Tailoring. f-jOSTUMES and COATS to measure at VJ Reduced Prices. ORDER NOW AND SAVE. J ; ZIMME, LADIES' TAILOR, (9 years with Hayward), W, Vivian stroot, 4 doors from Cuba street, Wellington. Telephone 20-356. WELCOME WEEK—LADY VISITORS, 'W^, av6 specially prepared a. email 7 »,£"' UNIQUE selection of FURS and FUR COATS. A visit will interest you »ml prove BENEFICIAL, as you cave all INTERMEDIATE -profits. CHER AND CO., EXPERT FURRIERS >AND LADIES 1 TAILORS, 120, Manners street (opp. Opera House). By Special Appointment to H.E. the" Earl of Liverpool. COSTUMES IN THE LATEST FABRICS. T^7"HILE there . can bo no eventual n ii)l^ as to' tho fit and finis" o£ a Bell tailored costumes, it is woll for ladies to know that tho all-important matter of material is fully considered nore. We import our fabrics direct, consequently the latest and best only reach ?Wh,m rTJ 1 favOur us with y°'ur neXt L-oßiume Order ? Costumes from 8 guineas. £ -JAMES BELL', *' THE POPULAR TAILOR,"Makers street. MISS SAMSON. ~hJO\V ON VIEW— SPRING HATS. EVENING FROCKS. j COLONIAL MUTUAL" BUILDING. REMOVAL NOTICE. "VyE have. REMOVED to a larger » » shop, next door to our late premises, lo malte room for new stock, we are now making costumes at a special discount price, 25 per cent, off usual prices. Any material in tho shop. Costumes made to order from £8 Bs. Business as usual among alterations. fc COL E~M 'A' N'S, LADIES' FASHION TAILOR AND FURRIER, 236, LAMBTON QUAY.. ~~ ' A.M.8., " ~ Canadian Furriers and Ladies'' Tailors, 34, Manners street. T ATEST Shipment of French and Enghsh Models. Furs, Costumes, etc., just opened, at Lowest Prices. The correct description of Furs is guaranteed. When buying Furs be sure to consult an expert furrier, whoso years of experience are' at your service. A visit will convince. ~~~ THE LUCILLE:- ■-'■ - AINU \ Lingerie made to order. Trousseau Outfits a specialty. Wellington lady stated last week, when fitted with -i pair of our Spirella Corsets. "I can hardly believe that I have Corsets on; they'l are so comfortable." LUCILLE,Ladies' Outfitters. 308, Lambton quay, -Wellington. Your FUR COAT can be made as good as new again. Let us LINE IT WITH RICH BROCADED SILTC. - "V'OU would not know it was the Isamo A . coat This beautiful lining material has just landed, and we invite you ' to 1 T^SMAN 9 Sffi cT £^Jjfya& qMy (opp- ml M'MILLAN',S. M'MILT A w M'BIILLAN'S. . M'MILLAN'S: T\URING next two months we are •i-' making Costume 3 from £2 10a. 48, Manners etreet (Entrance through G. Fowlde, Ltd Boot Department). ' VISITORS TO WIiLLINGTON ARE specially invited to inspect out -^»- Advance Showing of Costumes from Paris, England, and, New York. The new plates are beautiful. M. FREDERICKSEN, (Late Cutter J. T. Lewis, Ltd.) Second Floor, Handel's Building, 101, Willis street, Wellington. By Special Appointment. BARBER AND CO. SUITS, Costumes, Overcoats, Furs, Furnishings, etc., Dry Cleaned by Expert Dyers and Dry Cleaners. 125. CUBA STREET. Tel. 225. ADIES, wear CHINESE SILK; aTe strongest and cheapest in the end White and Cream, 3s lid, 4s lid, 5s lid, 6s 6d, and 7s 6d yard;" Tussore Silks 3s lid, 4s 6d, 4s lid, and 5s 6d yard; Heavyweight. Fugi Silk, cream 4a-9d, white 5s 6d, coloured and stripo 6s 6d yard. Crepe di Chino, in all colours, at lowest pricee D. J. KWOIN AND CO., 40, Courtonay place, Wellington. "pianists, violinists, typisis. THE Truobridge Hand Gymnastics, preparatory to instrumental practice. Mischa Elman: I would 6ooner misa my practice than my hand-training exercises. They are invaluable. Send 3s 6d postal note for illustrated course, to H. FORREST. 238, Willis-st., Wellington. Pro6pectu6 and Testimonials Free. CHRYSTINE. ALL Frocks, Sports Suits, Hosiery, etc.,' at reduced prices. Frocks for all occasions made to order. MANNERS STREET. WELLINGTON SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. npHE Public are earnestly requested to -2. communicate any act of cruelty that comes under their notice. Office, 106, Customhouse-quay; Telephone 810; P.O. Box 195; Secretary, A. ,M. Anderson; Inspector...Capt. J. Henry. ' SOCIETY FOR PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. THE Secretary will be in attendance at the Rooms. Bndne's Buildings. 119 Willis-street, on TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS, from 10 to 12.30. All communications strictly confidential Telephone 1185. . " EKSONAL. -No other tinbrdfe, Cover will, wear as well as Glor<?x. and all Umbrellas Re-covered with Glorct are turned out- equal to new. with a. written guarantee for two years' wear. Obts.ina.ble m V\ ellingten tokiy at- L^thabv's, opposite Post Office.-