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Evening Star, Issue 12162, 5 April 1904, Page 3

They got, down very near to the bed-rock of fact on the Chinese question ia the House of Gammons the other day when one of the members mentioned that "the fact that a Chmaman was a Chinaman was not a thing a Chinaman could help." Forty patients who have been attending the Paisley Eyo Infirmary suffering from partial or totxil blindness have tobacco to blame for their unfortunate condition.

Attractive Display OP MILLINERY, JACKETS, and Other Requirements | Eveiy department of oar extensive Stores and Showroom is now bright and attractive wiih-AUTUMN j AND WINTER GOODS, specially selected from the Best Home Fkms, and marked at Prices Calculated to Secure an Extended Trade. ifl ft ,-,,' V. Our Millinery la a most attractive feature of our show. Oar extensive and long experience in this department has enabled ns to secure some of the most dainty styles in TRIMMED HATS ever exhibited to the ladies of Danedin. There is something superbly attractive about Stylish Millinery; it lends a most distinguished air, even to a woman of only passing beauty of feature; in fact, correct Millinery is art, just as much as the picture growing under the brush of the painter. "We have been fortunate in securing Milliners with the true artistic instinct. We could write an essay on each, of our exquisitely Trimmed Hats, but advertising spacers expensive. Wethereforepleadfbra visit of inspection. Ladies' Jackets, Etc. Are another feature of our show. This is a branch of the business we are particularly well versed in, and customers can rely upon obtaining Smart Garments in the prevailing fashions at the lowest prices obtainable. a word about Dress Stuffs We pick our Dress Goods as we trim onr Hats, with the thought in our mind that Dunedin ladies like to dress well, but not in theatre fashion. That our selection pleases is proven by the steady increase of our trade in this department. Dressmaking The most attractive Dress Materials areoften spoiled in the hands of incompetent Dressmakers, In Miss Hall, our Head Dressmaker, we have a most skilful artiste-one whowillbe found ahelpful interpreter of the latest modes. We have every-confidence in her ability to give thagreatest satisfaction, in Fit, Style, and Up-to-date finish. We guarantee all her work. . UR MANAGER claims to have had one ofthe longest and most successful careers in New Zealand in the importation of Millinery, Jaokets, Costumes, Furs, Hibboas, Laces ana other fashionable Soft Goods, and in consequence ia specially well versed in the coneeb methods and markets for obtaining the most Fashionable Goods at the best rmport-^alues. No. 193—16-3-04 PRINCES STREET, DUNEBIN.