LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. .SALE 'OF LADIES’ COSTUMES, Remarkable in its completeness, for it includes our whole stock of Costumes. Remarkable for its values—Costumes at 19s 6d, for Winter Wear, reduced from 7 guineas. Well, that is’ not the cost of making; it’s just wonderful, no matter how you look at it. Ladies’ Costumes, in light shades of tweeds, coats with belt and inset sleeve; good costumes for everyday wear. Hornier price, £7 7s. Anniversary Salo price, 19s 6d. 2 only Ladies’ Navy Serge Costumes; coat with reseda green collar and trimmed black silk braid. Former price, £7 7s. Anniversary Sale price, £2 2s. Few only Ladies’ Striped Worsted Costumes; coat with inset sleeve and belt. Former price, £8 Bs. Anniversary Sale price, £2 2s. Good assortment of Navy Serge Costumes; coat semi-fitting and with belt, trimmed silt b'-airl and fancy stitching. Former prices, £8 8s to £ll lie. Anniversary Sale price, ■/ £6 6s. * 2 only Maids’ Navy Pctono Serge Costumes; coat with inset slccvo_ and belt, skirt gathered at waist. Former price, £6 10s. Anniversary Sale price, £3 3s. Fcw°only Maids' Costumes, in mixed tweeds; coat with belt and fancy pockets;^sizes 5 and 6; smart school costume. Former price, £5. Anniversary Sale price, £2 7s Cd. WOMEN’S WINTER WRAPS. HERB IS JUST TUB COAT YOU WILL WANT FOR OUTDOOR. WEAR—PLENTY OF SNAP AND VERVE IN STYLE. PRICES SADLY SHRUNKEN. Smart Tweed Coats, in brown and dark grey; inset sleeve, large collar, and trimmed buttons. Former price, £6 6s, Anniversary Sale price, 29s Ed. Ladies’ Covert Cloth Coats; Magyar sleeve, largo collar, and belt. Former price, £7 7s. ' Anniversary Salo price, 63s 6d. Smart Covert Cloth Coats; inset'and Magyar sleeve, large collar, and trimmed fancy stitching. Former price, £7 7s. Anniversary Salo price, 755. FEW WILL EVEN WANT TO RESIST THESE BARGAINS: Maids’ Covert Cloth Coats, in dark grey and fawn; large collar and belt; 33in. Former price, 655. Anniversary Salo price, 19s 6d. Larger sizes in same cloth slightly higher. Maids’ Coat;}, in mixed tweeds; inset sleeve-and belt. Anniversary Sale prices, 17s 6d to 49s 6d. ... Maids’ Clack Oilskin Coats; Raglan sleeve and collar fastening close to neck. 30m; Former price, 355; Anniversary Sale price, 23a 6d. 36in: Former price, 37s Cd; Anniversary Sale price, 27s 6d. Ohiklren’iS Lovely Tweed Coats, in dark greys and browns, for winter wear; newest "shapes; nice shaped collar; can bo buttoned up to neck; pockets and belt; really smart Slid serviceable coats. Sizes lßin and 20in: Former price, 27s fid;_ Anniversary Salo price. 15s 6d. Sizes 22in and 24-in: Former price, 32s 6d; Anniversary Sale price, 17s 6d. ' Dressv Little Jumpers, scalloped neck and foot, finished girdle; to fit gins 9 to 12 years; ■ colors— cardinal, rose, and grey. Former price, 15s 6d. Anniversary Salo price, ° S Dd " BARGAINS IN FURS. Natural Kit Fur, Choker shape. Former price, 67s 6d. Anniversary Sale price, 15a 6d Lar« Black Wool Furs, Tango shape. Former price, 97s 6d. Anniversary Salo price, 393 Cd. “ . . Dark Grey Squirrel Furs, Choker shape. Former price, 655. Anniversary Salo price, 30s. 1 only Bearskin Fur. Former price, £lO 10s. Anniversary Sale price, £3 os. Lovely Creme Tibet Stole. Former price, £lO 10s. Anniversary- Sale price, £3 3s. Natural Fox Fur Set, fur Tango shape; muff with head and tail. Former price, £l2 12s. Anniversary Sale price, £5 ss. Natural Kit Fur Set, fur Tango shape; muff with head and tail. Former price, £7 7s. Anniversary Sale price, 425. Brown Babbit Stoics. Former price, £7 7k. Anniversary Salo price, £5 ss. Black Furs, capo chape. Former price, £7 7s. Anniversary Sale price, 49s fid. 1 Pretty White Imitation Ermine Necklet. Former price, 29s 61. Anniversary Salo price, 19s 6d. _ , 1 only Brown Marmot Muff, suitable for coat collars. Former price, £3 3s. Anniversary Sale price, 21s. 1 only Bearskin Fur. Former price, £5 ss. Anniversary 'Salo price, 15s 6d. W. PENROSE AND CO., GEORGE STREET.
yN order to have the ‘ Star ’ out in good Jl time, it is found impossible to classify Advertisements that conic in after noon. After this hour they cannot be classified. We would therefore request Advertisers to kindly bear this in mind, and send in their Orders early. MILITARY NOTICES. ■ DUNEDIN BOY SCOUTS’ LOCAL ASSOCIATION. A DISTRICT PARADE will bo held on THURSDAY, 19th hist., at 5.30 p.m., at the Returned Soldiers’ Club, Moray place. His Excellency the Governor-General will inspect the Senior, Junior, and Girl Scouts in tho Club Room, and ako present Troopleader Duckworth with the Association’s Bronze Modal and Certificate for life saving. Troops will Parade at Moray place at 5.15 p.m. Full uniform. No staves. Members of Troop Committees are invited to bo present. D. H. ROGERS, Secretary. PERSONAL. VSTTLL H. Moss, cx-Pctty Officer H.M.S. VV: Gorgon, sail on Warrant Officer Parrel, H.M.S. Chatham, HARBOR BOARD NOTICES. OTAGO HARBOR BOARD. fcTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that N U JAMES ALEXANDER ROBERTS and 11IARLES FREDERICK SUNDSTRUM core tho only Candidates Nominated tins lay for Election as Members of the Board or the Pavers of Harbor Dues on .Ships; aid HERBERT CECIL CAMPBELL was he only Candidate Nominated this day lor Election as Member of the Board for the Dyers of Harbor Dues Other than Dues on ships. The Nominations not being in excess of he required number, I Declare the said I AMES ALEXANDER ROBERTS, IE ARLES FREDERICK SUNDSTRUM, nd HERBERT CECIL CAMPBELL duly 3L EC TED for the ensuing term for the roped ire rep resen taiio ns. W. J. BARDSLEY, Secretary. 18i.h April, 1923. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Gt ENTLEMAN requires Furnished or Unit furnished Room, with board;_ homely; lorlh end preferred.—Alpha, 535 George greet. __ _ 5 BURNISHED and Unfurnished Rooms To Id, Let; use conveniences.—ls Clyde street near Frederick). _ f F'O Young Mon (clerks) require comfortable Board in private homo; central. — 100, ‘Star.’ IJ GAUD and Residence required by rc--13 spcctablc young Man; north end preurod; stal e terms and particulars.—Bl6, star.’ EDUCATIONAL. WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION. If TNI VERSIFY TUTORIAL CLASSES are U Meeting Next Week as under, and welcome New Members: ROSLYN. —Baptist Schoolroom, Taicri road, MONDAY, 7.30 p.m. ‘Social Psychology.’ Tutor, Mr J. Johnson, M.A. UNIVERSITY. —English Literature, Shakespeare. TUESDAY, 7.30 p.m. Miss M. Kim;, M.A. , R.S.A. "CLUB, Moray pIace.—WEDNESDAY, at 7.30 p.m., Social and Economic P ruble me. Mr J. Johnson, M.A. UNIVEK.'ITY. Economic Research, THURSDAY. 8 p.m., ‘World Problems of To-day.’ Professor Woodihorpe. GREEN ISLAND COUNCIL CHAMBERS. —THURSDAY, 7.15 p.m., ‘Society and it. Problems.’ Mr G. M'Cracken. NORTH END.—St. Stephen's, Howe street, —THURSDAY, 7.+5 p.m., ‘Heredity and Environment.’ Mr J. Johnson, M.A. ANDERSON'S BAY CHURCH SCHOOLROOM. THURSDAY, 7,15 p.m., ‘ British History in Literature.’ Professor Eider, M.A., D.Litt. Y.W.O.A. ROOMS, .Moray place.—Women’s Class, FRIDAY, 2.30 p.m., ‘Social Psychology.’ Mr J. Johnson, 'ALA. RAILWAY ' INSTITUTE, Kensington.— SUNDAY, 10 a.m., ‘History of New Zealand.’ Mr G. M'Cracken.
All interested are invited to any lecture. Fees for each whole course range from 2s 6d to ss. J. JOHN SOX, District Secretary. W.E.A. Office, Otago University. UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO. PUBLIC LECTURES ON ‘ENGLISH LITERATURE.’ A SERIES of Eight Lectures on ‘Engii ]ish Literature,’ open to the Public, will bo Delivered (bis term by Professor RAMSAY in iba University, commencing on WEDNESDAY, April 18th, at 8 o’clock, ami continuing on successive Wednesdays at the same hour. The Subject of the series will bo ‘The Ago of Sw:ft.’ It will comprise lectures on the dramatists of the period, on Gay and Prior, Addison, Steele, Pope, Arbuthnot, and Swift. Tickets admitting to tlio full course may be obtained from tho Booksellers, or from the undersigned. Cost, ss. 11. CHAPMAN, Registrar, SHORTHAND, Typewriting, Bookkeeping. —Miss Brown’s College, above Moray Place P. 0.; individual tuition; railway'concessions; ’phono 2,997. H OLDER Trinity College and Royal Academy Certificate has Vacancies Pupils, Pianoforte and Violin; 2s per lesson.—Address Pianoforte, ‘ Stard VIOLIN 'and Piano.—J. H. Hutton, 207 George street j ’phono 7,176.
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