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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 51, 1 March 1934, Page 10

FHE MILLINERY MODE FOR AUTUMN f\X a blight Autumn day ■with the sun shining and an important "date" in view, a. woman's thoughts just naturally turn to Hats. : No matter if-your suit-re-flects last season , . '. accessories ■will bring it up to date, and, most important of all, is the neiv Hat. . Hats again embody'that intangible quality of chic that .is so difficult to describe, yet is instantly Apparent when properly " worn.- And the angle of wearing the- new Chapeaux varies with every model and every face. We talk emphatically fof the "Russian influence" in millinery, . and that means high crowns, square crowns, and simple swathed hats that are -all crown. Then again the perennial Beret has become overgrown, flops , disarmingly over one eye, and is equally smart, in velvet or softest felt and yelour. Caps that rise abruptly to an uncompromising point are labelled '"Afghan," and are really charming above youthful faces, or for the exceptionally soignee woman. > The Skipper Hat more or less explains itself—a-jaunty built-up cap with a peaked front. Several of . Hollywood's best-dressed stars have demonstrated the smartness of Skipper Hats in recent productions. The slouch felt is still with, us, - and assumes new dipping lines: at front and .back with uplifted sides. Everything that is new and attractive in 1934 Autumn Millinery may be seen'at ■' :.'..".. KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS, LTD.

rpAKFi care of your Eyes. Call on us at -*- . regular intervals and we will give . jour eyes a thorough examination. We are fully qualified Opticians and- are . equipped with the most modern appliances for the thorough testing of eyes. Prescriptions dispensed. Morrison and Gilberd, Ltd., Opticians, 48 Willis Street, Wellington. -..--■•■■■ ....... ■• . CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH SERVICE. '. rjOLWILL & COLWILL, National.Bank ' Chambers, Courtenay Place. 14th year of practice. Tel. 52-869. „ PASSENGERS OVERSEAS. "POR BAGGIGE INSURANCE against • Fire, Theft, Sea Damage, etc., at low premium, apply NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE ; INSURANCE CO, LTD., Routh's Buildings, Featherstbn Street. THOROUGH Ensures ■ SUCCESS GROUNDING • SUCCESS -jITISS ROWNTREE'S SCHOOL OF -"x SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITIA(J guarantees Individual Tuition and the thorough grounding which leads to success in business.. ■ . . ... .. Principal: MISS ROWNTREE, • Hallenstein Bros. Building, - 33 Willis Street, Wellington.; /"JARR'S COMMERCIAL' COLLEGE, *-' Stewart Dawson's Bldgs. Tel. 47-558. Personal and Individual Tuition in Short- " hand (Pitman and Gregg), bookkeeping,* Typewriting, Office Routine. : ' ■ ; Miss X.. Whitbread-Edwards, F.C.T.S. , (Inc.), FJ.P.. (Lon.), N.U.T. (Eng.). ; All terms commence with student; tram and rail concessions. - .. , TURNER STUDIO Ob MUSIC, 83 Kent Terrace. Telephone 50-651. : MRS..; JEAN. TURNER-COTTIEK /(Principal):, r\? , : ,-..-.. •■ .Thorough Tuition ot the ,-'-.. Pianoforte, Banjo, Mandolin. Guitar and ."'■ : • :. Ukulele. ' ... .. Stringed instruments lent tree of charge. ' Orchestras of any combination available ' for engagement.' ' • CIVIL ENGINEERING.TNDIVIDUAL TUITION—The . com- , -1-. . plete Preliminary examination and .Sections A, B, and C of the Associate Membership Examination of , the Institution of Civil Engineers (Great Britain); ' also N.Z: Engineers' Registration Board Examinations and Individual Subjects. 1933 EXAMINATION SUCCESSES— -■' Candidates were presented for the Preliminary and Sections' A and' C of the • Afisociate.Membership Examination. All passed. • . . : - ■ UNIVERSITY TUTORIAL SCHOOL, Masonic • Chambers, The Terrace. ; Telephone 44-651.- , ~ j ' BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE ' (GUARANTEES Students taking the ColvJ lege Postal Course for Matriculation. ~1. A newly-prepared Matriculation .Course. : 2. Free Test Books. .''.'.. ' / 3. Tuition till-successful.:. ■.-■■' .''-■,' Fee for full course, £10 10s. Write for Hirther information. v ■';■ '•:■ : ■ 98 THE TERRACE,., ..••-.. Box 1261, Wellington. . ■ W.H. STEVENS, M.A., * Director. CRUELTS TO ANIMALB. Y^D are requested to report to the S.P.C.A. any act of cruelty you may • notice. Office: Hamilton Chambers, Lambton Quay. Lethal Chamber for destruction . of cats and dogs available Mon. to Fri. at - 8 a.m- and 3.30 p.m. at Corporation Yard, Clyde Quay. Inspector: R. A. Nicol , Secretary: S. B. Qarke.- P.O. Box 185. Tund3 urgently required. TeL 13-978. SOCIETY FOR PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN, . ROOM 3i THIRD FLOOR; - 105 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. Hours: ''■'.] ' • ■;;■ : Tuesdays—lo-12^0 and 2-4, : . , Fridays—lo-12^0. Telephone 44-952. CANE AND SEAGRASS FURNITURE MAKERS, "piRST-CLASS Goods are guaranteed, •*• with reasonable prices. Obtain your - material at .' . KUNG WAH CHEONG AND CO., 136 Tory Street, Wellington. Wholesale and Retail. GASTRIC CONDITION CURED. T\^±isf endure digestive disorders when 1 •" ■ the use of Bispep Tablets counter- : acts excessive acidity with amazing rapidity? Hundreds of sufferers now eat meals 'ssjith zest, safe in the knowledge that BisJjejt^^Tablets neutralise heartburn, nausea/?bT\feeling of fullness. 45 Tablets -ia-.ls # boXTxom E. T. Saunders, Ltd., Chemists, Cous^enay Place. '. THE PEN DOCTOR TS the recognised Medico for Fountain ■*- Pens and Eversharp Pencils. Consultations free. Geo. Jeffery, Lambton Quay, opp. DJ.C. ■■-•." IMPORTANT. TO ADVERTISERS./ i'HE " EVENINGB POSX." ' A DVER.TISERS are asked to hare their ■*-*• Notices in this Office as early ta possible each morning, and it is particularly requested that Advertisements for .the SATURDAY^. Paper be handed, ie the. previous day whenever possible. The ■insertion of those arriving later, than 10.30 a.m. on Saturdays cannot be guaranteed that day. . _ NOTE.—Applicants for Situations advertised as Vacant are advised not to B?nd original references—copies only should tie sent. ; ALSO NOTE.—That owing to the PosUl Regulations, nom-de-plume addresses care of General Post Office cannot be accepted. BLUNDELL BROS., LTlr.,' / The "Evening Post,"