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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13368, 24 December 1906, Page 9

Dress and Fashion. _____ __. . . B K-BES K IE.R RRRRB It R K K R H "Show and Holly In the Old Und, it K • - , ,: ft Sunshine find Flowers m the New " K ! li I! i; e CHRISTMAS FLOWERS AT I! i: s it U pENDELLS. it It * ' R i: BEAUTIFUL FRENCH-MADE ROSES- R It Large Cluster of Roses and foliage, li It is M. Is lid. , , ' ; It VNMOt NTED ROSES, six in a bunch. It « Is id . , * ; U La nun ROSE AND HID. M: three i: R. prettv Rosebuds, with rubber stems I: It la spray. • , ll Jl BANKSIA ROSE TRAILS, well mounted i: It with autumn foliage. Is lid and 'is M. it It SEMI-TRAIL*, with onds and leaves, It R Is: Large Trails of Rosea and 101 - R It age. la lid and 2* 6<i. ' : !! ROSEBUDS AND'AUTUMN LEAVES. K 1! m trails 28 inches lone, only 3s _6d, It It a pretty trimming for the "".New It It Sailor." I> ft FOLIAGE TRAILS, leaves and moss. R It la lid. K R FLORAL CROWNS, in Roses, Wisteria, It R and Lilac, from 2a lid. K ft MARGUERITES, yellow and brown It It centre*. 9d. Is 3d: Trails, Is lid. It It NEAPOLITAN VIOLETS, two shaded It it bunches in each spray for 9d, usual It It price. 1* M. R It CORNFLOWERS, is 3d: Trails. is lid. It It CHERRIES. Is 4d, Is 9d do*.; Mounted R R Cherries, with leaves. Is lid. 2a 9d. 1! It 2s lid It It HYDRANGEAS. In beautiful soft Lints, I: It Is 3d, Is lid; .Shaded Poppies, Is lid, It It 2, lid. R It SEE THE WIS DOW DISPLAY OF I! li FLOWERS. AT Oil? It I! TjUMOUS 1 OW DRICES, R It UP-TO-DATE NECKWEAR. It It SILK BOWS, for wearing with linen It R collar-). 6d. >Jd. Is. Is 3d; Tartan Bows. It 1! Is; Tartan Ties, 9d: Silk Collars, Is K It 6d, l_9d, 2s 9d; Embroidered Tics, Is It R fed. Is lid. 2s lid; Long Silk Ties, just R It received bv parcel post, 9d. Is, Is 6d H It up to 6- 6d. It R EMBROIDERY FRONTS. Is 6d. 2s lid. It R 4s 3d; FEATHER NECKLETS, alwavs It R fashionable. 5s 9d. 7s 6d, 10s. 15s 6<l; R R SWISS LACK TIES, the latest thins R It in white worked washing ties, Is 6d, 1! R Is lid. 2s lid. i: It It It T>ENDELLS. J TD.. It R CITY AND NEWTON. » It « K R. ROTH SHOPS OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. R R THIS SATURDAY. 1! i: h ItRRRRRREK R R R R K R R R R SHIRTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS. PVEXIXG QUIRTS, B usinfs, QHIRTS, "M'EGLIGE QUIRTS. •"TENNIS QUIRTS. NEW MERCERY SHOP. NEW MERCERY SHOP. NEW MERCERY SHOP. NEW MERCERY SHOP. MILNE ANn CHOYCE, L TD. ' NEXT THE BANK N.Z., QUEEN-STREET. Q ABNE Y, 202-4-6, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. VISITORS FROM THE COUNTRY WILL BE a WELL REPAID 'BY CALLING AT ' BARNEY'S DRAPERY AND MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT. A GOOD STOCK of Costumes in Tweeds, J\ Linens, Cloths, Pretty Creams, etc.. all made on the premises, and can be thoroughly relied on for style and finish.* If not one to lit in stock, can suit you at short notice. Our Skirts in all kinds of black materials, plain and well trimmed; also, in* Tweeds and Linens, from 8s 6d. They always give satisfaction. The right place for all Infants' Requisites, and very reasonable Dresses and Pinafores, in endless varieties. For a Stylish, Hat at a moderate price, we can suit you. A Splendid Range of Dress Tweeds, Is 2d, Is 6d. Is lid, 2s 6d. Black Voiles. Is 6d, Is 9d, Is lid, 2s 6(1. Prints. Muslins, Table Damasks, Sheetings, etc.. Belts. Hosiery, and Gloves, a Leading Line.

; DentalDENTAL NOTICE. I A T OMITH AND CONS, TAENTLSTS. A " HOBSON-STREET (Opposite St. Matthew's Church), SUPPLIES A GOOD SET OP TEETH FOR £2 'is. BEST SETS. WITH PORCELAIN, BEAUTIFUL PINK GUMS, NEVER CHANGE COLOUR, AND. MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL. A PERFECT FIT IX EVERY CASE IS GUARANTEED. NO CHARGE' FOR EXTRACTIONS WHEN ARTIFICIAL TEETH ARE REQUIRED. OPEN FROM 6 TO 9 EVENING FOR . PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS. Lauded Property. J? o R S A L B. BY PRIVATE TREATY, THE CENTRA I- HOTELNELSON. This Hotel stands at the Corner of Trafalgar and Bridge Streets, opposite the Hank ol New South Wales, and close to the New Post Office. The site i.- one of the very best in Nelson, and has a frontage of 153 ft to Trafal-gar-street, and 65|ft to Bridge-street, giving ample room for a First-class House, which present, trade and prospects fully warrant. , For fuller particulars apply to PELL AND ATKINSON. i Solicitors, or W. ROUT AND SONS. % \ Land Agents, Nelson. P OR S A L E— npHE TEASE OF THE . rPHISTLE HOTEL. QUEEN-STREET. A UCKLAND... This is one of the Choicest Corners in Queen-street; and has a Substantial tTwostorey Brick Building, with a frontage to Queen-street about 45ft, with a depth of 120 ft to Darby-st. Win Lease for Seven Years or More. The present Tenant's Lease Expires on MAY Ist Next. For full particulars apply T. D APBV QUEEN-ST. FOR SALE-CHELTENHAM BEACH - SuJ- perior Residence, 9 rooms, and all conveniences; section. 86ft to beach bv about laOft: £1065. SHOAL BAY ROAD, DEvo.v PORT—Exceptionally well-built House, 6 rooms, bathroom, every convenience. £525. Terms.—Cooke and Buddie. 76. Victoria Arcade. POP. SALE - SOUND INVESTMENT--Jo Houses. Archhill, just off Main Road, always let; returning clear 10 per cent, on price wanted, £1260. ONE-HUNG A—Good jacre Section, fronting Symonrls-st.. near Royal Oak. £235. REM HERA— Sections. each i-acre. Lovely harbour view. £4 a foot. —Cooke and Huddle, 76. Victoria Arcade. SALE. PONSONBY. coiner Brown and 1 FiUroy Streets—2 Sections, 85 bv 100: nearly new 6-roooied House, bathroom and conveniences; iron workshops. SO by 21. and 30 by 10. New 2-storey Wood Building. 34 by 16. Owned and occupied by Mr. John W.illett, who is removing to larger premises; £1800.— Cooke and Buddie, 76, Victoria Arcade.