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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13193, 2 June 1906, Page 5

t m ■ "■■ii '» MeCullagh and Gower for moves. Threeclonic kid gloves. 2s 6d ; 2 and 4-dome xreiicb kid gloves, all shades, 2s lid', 3s 6rl, 3s lid, 4s lid, 5s lid; new shades in suede gloves, 2s lid, 3 s lid, 4.3 lid, 5s lid long suede cloves, in beavers- and white, 2s lid, 3s 6d, 3r lid, 4 6d: also long black suede and coloured kid gloves. Lovely Oriental laces, 3Jd, 4Jd, 52d, bid. : ill cream and ecru. The lace show—At the Beehive, Karangahape Road. Ladies' flannelette blouses, from is; allwool long-sleeve vests, any colour, special line; 2-dome all-wool cashmero gloves, Hid and Is 2d.—At Matthews' sale, Jervois Road. The attention of our readers is drawn to an advertisement in another part of this issue. in which Bishop Leuilian invites the attendance of the Roman Catholics of the diocese at a. meeting to lxs held in bt. Patrick's Convent schools at three p.m. tomorrow. The object of the meeting is to arrange for the* completion of the cathedial. ■ Blankets: Keen cut prices for blankets (English and New Zealand), all sizes, all prices.John Court, Queen-street. All-wool tan rib cashmere hose, all sixes, Is a pair, spc-cial job purchase; boys knitted < jerseys, Is lid, 2s 3d, 2s 6d; reefer jackets, i in red' Astrakhan, from. 8? lid. At Matthews', Jervois Road. Heavy wide pink flannelette, 6Jd yard, worth Sid; extra value in striped flannelettes, choice patterns.—John Court, Queenstreet. ~ , „ . Winter Blousings: French flannel satin flannel, cachemire, or flannelette. -New design- for present wear. See window, showins orices from Is BJd.per biouso length;: LKSlfrom 2s Hid per blouse length ; velveteen ditto, from 3s lid. If the style you <*eek is not on exhibition kindly visit department.—MeCullagh and Gower for b!ou?ings. ,- . - , • • tt Mr. A. J. Black is to preach 111 Mis' Majesty's Theatre to-morrow evening, and Mrs. Black to sing. _ The ninth anniversarj of the- Central Mission will be held on June 10. Mr. Black, Mr. C. H. Poole, M.11.R., , and the Rev. Leonard lsitt are the preachers.