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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15563, 21 March 1914, Page 10 (Supplement)

,«-'»» ——■ ■■»'"■■■' ■ ,i n i i i . t — — ................. , «: . , • .- • . __ __^__J^.j l ||Bi^|i^^i m iiim li i a iM| 1 iij 1.,,,,|-„ 3 r ' '■' '"■■^■■■^^^^■^^■■■■■■■■■■^MigM^t^Bßßßs^BMlßMaßßßlMJßßflflßflßßflßßMMflflWßflßßMfl^ ...., -——, LUMiMimui »i. ..i11... - .„*W. lawwwßWPWq g = wgggWgß f§ 1 &> ' • *9s! //" '* H JPB *" V/*\ • Though the Fur Floor Rugs have only been on Ijjj | I /* ti t :&'t*rV v ">" ' /)£'4s*^ si • * ■ Sfcrogroff, the famous Russian taxidermist, is re- §» t/ V' -ikl! rh > tk r-v - •it • j* J J_t 1""* • IT* sponsible for these splendid specimens, and he has I « / r Specially imported trom the Empire Fur £.««..* I ffl «. V I _, tfJ -_ «-».-. ,i TI y-v 1 !? TP/\**/"\fß^"/\ 1 Then " gain ' the new Processes invented by m B ,|'i I WOUipciny 01 IUJTUIILU. Smotz , of "Vienna, Lav* been used in the curing, ren- 1 H n\) M' Mfnfl ft J JWtncxJwr' / dering the skins to all intents and purposes, absoI hftuW I rr\TUir>l CTH CI TO CCTC lute]y moth proof, without impairing their qualities j| j! ! f I MJIYIrLEIC rUK *3Efli3» in any way whatsoever. | II ,[HKmHL' ft mtilWtSmW TOKfrs J V* / *»». j>"i «i- /* 4Jt * • „„„, *.„:„„ —- • ;lUSSIAN LYNX FUR SETS—In these there are a variety of styles, both in Muffs „..,.... . , „ II 1 iJ'lliinHr''* WMms!l> H»* 7 The display of Fur Goods that IS now being made jSI dth . ran e from 7to 10 guineas. Brief descriptions of some of the Rugs are given II m iQl{lWfHK£sEm*Yi ttlajffilr raO' / throughout the whole of our window frontage and in ~.,,„.™, „™,"'-.' • , . , „ « j i «„i„ p r ;„. t »„!,«, here, and inspection is' cordially invited. [| m "lllss^S^^^rv r )&;■ 1 MARMOT SET—A very rich, smart, large Muff and long Stole. Price, 5 guineas. , r - 1 i i T=l-* WL~ I the Showroom, is without a doubt one of the flnest of MOLE FUR SET-Price, 11 guineas. 1 I l * , " t8 kiDd that haS £Ver bee ° madC ' tHe DOmi^io^ BEAVER SET-Very uncommon. 13 KING WOLF FUR RUGS-These wolves are called "King" 1 ,-j I *i£*£? -=—"** ~" j»r These goods have been specially imported from the * MINX FUR SET-Here again several styles 'are showing, the Muffs being varied • wolves? because they are the leaders of the pack, and con- I j 5 &&f »» • - . „ „ . « * . • 5j and in quite new shapes. Prices, 20 to 27 guineas. sequently are the largest. The heads are splendid. Price, I i\ 6 ««K / * » I Empire Fur Co., of Canada, and every skin is guaran= H v . B r 1 S a-jh 1 ft *» ft 4 ■ V' RACOON SETS— are very fashionable, and their wearing qualities are well 10 guineas. m fl I j jfe (I # I*} 1 II ' teed absolutely genuine, and as described. known. Price, 11 dMM> , | f |1 tb»b»**' iII I j *1I i B The collection embraces the smartest of Fur Coats POINTED. SITKA FOX— natural fur in a very uncommon colour. Price, 20 . SNOW LEOPARD RUG— Snow Leopard is a very fine speci- 1 % 1 ' !) 1 j ill li « 111 for both Ladies and Gentlemen. A magnificent range guineas " , men, and we are fortunate in having one for the inspection 1 j 1 HI '111/ 111 II 111 V , « c * , *«. *« ul*— ui- „+.,iio ,-„m„« «,««, BLACK. FOX SETS-Here again a choice of styles and sizes is provided, ranging of our patrons. This animal has never been known to live I a l J a l fg 1 HI I ill I liW' of Fur Sets in the most fashionable styles ranging from „„i„„ I ' • i i 1 If 1 V M fifllllifn HI Iff • ,_, „ . „ , from 25 guineas. . in captivity, and is only found within the Arctic Circle. ( 1 A I lift IffliflMj IB 1! the inexpensive and serviceable Marmot to the Real HUDSON BAY SABLE SET-A most luxurious set, and the only one in the col- prke £36 10s> £ 1 N |) I lit ra urn BfISGnS Hll *Si Russian Saj)le at 90 guineas a Necklet, and the hand' lection. Price, 40 guineas. ' ..../' j I j ill I |f\l 11 AH ' ilfflllSllll SOmest Of Fur Floor RugS, With and without Heads and REAL RUSSIAN SABLE COLLAR— is well known, the Real Russian Sable is POLAR BEAR FUR RUGS—These are magnificent skins, the j|i !' I I i I 1 IVa I! 1 S iH'Wlil' CIaWS " extremely rare, and tins Necklet, with two skins for trimming muff or hat, largcst M ngar perfection M Ftfsib;ej the {up pe r . !| B 189 I Julfffftßl Rll Ml IR?I 19 fifß is an exceedingly rich one. Price, 90 guineas. , ... , ~ . ~ t „ .. ] i 9 111 I « JUmSI I«m I» Vn , Jt , ~•?..■.«,, ttt ,#«• i ect jy white and without a semblance of a yellow streaK, ! ! I if »a H SilfnMl 1911 IMB ITffl VnR With the fashion for good Furs SO pronounced, this In addition to the above, there is a wide collection of Black Wolf, Squirrel, ' » 'I 1° w' iStttlJewnllll feflll Inft I la i MK9 • t. • t ■ , n. ixii_ * _j-« _.:„ which is evidence of grease. Prices range from 69 guineas B 11l l lilllll'Sll/lH II 1 Iff % ' splendid opportunity Of Viewing the very newest Should Persian Lamb, and other popular furs, at most moderate pnees. to 90 guineas. , - | 3 iI&M IQI Ht ImMl ffl '■ * L.ADIb3 WvJA 1 TIGER FLOOR RUG—A magnificent Royal Bengal, mounted in 1 I \ I1&/S8 I 111 Im 8 WC deSCribe here a feW priCeS ' bUt iD C ° !d type lt own claws and tusks. Price, 78 guineas. I I \MmHi BaSEIS 1111/ is impossible to convey any idea Of the richness and LADIES' KOLINSKY COATS-In these there are several styles in various lengths,. v I ' S 1 TWffllfißl HiHffli I 1 ' I % i luxuriance of the ...... and in the longer ones ' 42 skins have been used, whilst in the shorter ones WON AND LIONESS-One could not wish for a finer.pair of 1 ■ I nflftiftrilKßS fll I I luxuriance of the articles themselves—a personal visit a , M U1 in „ The durability ,_-,., is weU known, and again it is one laON AND LIO^ESS—One could not Lions, claimed to be the p iHHlllfflf f I 8 in ,it . there are 37. The durability of.Kohnskyia well known, and aga, nl t « one skins than these. They are Saxvo Lions, claimed to be the I il I MwffirlTl fill' alone can do that. of - the most fashionable furs at a moderate price. Pricesl7, 20, and 25 •• • . ™ si ferocious of their kind in the world ' ,in fact this par- | ? 1 Urns! ™*i** IS '"' 1 •nr- «.j: n ii., r j*« i. Co ,*! n >, n ~ \c.„j„, -,„.„:„,« guineas. ticular lion had terrorised several villages before being se- I !iS| fj*' f I We cordially mvite inspection on Monday morning, LADIES' BLENDED SQUIRREL COAT-This is a very rich garment, and the cured by the Empire Fur Company. I I r||j »* jj " When these Furs are being specially featured. skins have been specially chosen with a view to the blend of same. Sixty I - '"■■ '•%:.: ■ l skins have been used. Price, 35 guineas. LEOPARD FUR RUG-Leopards are very scarce, and the de- 1 J . * • LADIES' HUDSON SEAL COAT, PLAIN- smart and will wear splendidly. \ mand greater thal ever . We s]low se^eral rf these Furs j I win % . nmiXVX ivTTrrfv mammmmmmatmmMmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmam price, 40 guineas. from 10 guineas up . | I FUR MOTOR RUuSi 1 I LADIES' MARMOT WALKING .COAT-The skins of this garment are planned 1 I '■■■: ,••'••' •• 1 __ _- .. •■,.,-■ beautifully, giving the whole a very rich and luxurious effect.. Price, 28 In addit-on to the above we are also showing GRISLEY BEAR, I I Another interesting future of the ex- I H/I f F \T (? />ITAI//>n gUineas ' SUN BEAR, BROWN BEAR, CUB POLAR, AND LYNX, at | I ' - I VI IB Nr IV lillllYljr LADIES-PATAGONIANKITFOXCOAT-Atrimcoatinaveryfashionablefur,-. „ price , i I luxurious examples, such as Civet, Bear, § if 1 £ 1 Ul VllU 1 VJU) particularly light in weight. Price, 37 guineas. | I Hudson's : Seal, etc., the like of which S LADLES' LEOPARD COATS— are the novelties of the season, and two styles THE FUR RUGS, many of single skins, and others trimmed with || | ; have never been seen in this city before. g LIMITED. are shown. One perfectly plain at 40 guineas, and the other with racoon contrasting furs without heads, are showing 'in varieties at » P i One particularly handsome Rug con- - I ■ ' , « . , trimming at neck and cuffs. Price, 60 guineas- prices ranging from 5 guineas. 1 1 ■■-.■; tains 3 Mongolian Tiger Skins, whUst an- 1 TFFN STPFFT LADIES' RUSSIAN PONY COATS—We venture to say that nothing like these 1 I • other consistent- Hudson's Seal trimmed • ■ *>J M. W\ A • # . hag . g iVioMAy {ree from .ty e . fl > ; P with Civet. There are also Marmot and 9 a - ° • . -~.•. L , •wL . v , ok ** iK m 1. Mm .Rugs, which in their way cannot 1 ' ' ~ There are a number of lengthsVd styles. The prices from 2540 45 ..; ,; 1 . I - be surpassed. wammamnamMmuMMmßmMmammmMmmmMmMSKmmmammmm . guineas. \t£i, m

Dress and fashlftn. ' # Unrivalled Value in .' Navy Serge TfreSealof COStUttieS Distinction. ■ J The Model House. $f|ilp;f We have a reputation for Costume Values which we are determined to more than maintain. The illustration MzMMMym, and descriptions we quote below will serve to indicate the splendid values we are vM lillliiliA SMART NAVY COSTUMES, in JH# wx%yy//fflwfa Fine Petone Serge (as illustrated), HHf three-quarter coat, rounded fronts, HH' collar inlaid Black satin, fancy Kpf rever, coat lined Broche satin, ST vA// corslet skirt, buttoned down front, FINE NAVY SERGE COSTUMES, ; rever collar of self, tucked to waist line back and front, strap %llllilll?iM of self at back and front, finished U bone buttons, corslet skirt, all FINE NAVY SERGE COSTUMES, ; cross-over front," fastened at side and strapped with self, square collar, back trimmed strappings of self and buttons, corslet skirt, gathered at back and finished with strap of self at waist and two but\f tons, all sizes 75/-. The Model House, Opposite the strand Arcade, i QUEEN STREET. GO TO SCOTT BROS., LTD. v FOR YOUR Cooking Range. The Best Ranges made are the ATLAS NEW RECORD and VICTOR """"*"**' = "~ We Specialise in H.P. Boilers for Hot Water Services. WE REPAIR RANGES. SCOTT BROS., LTD., CUSTOMS-STREET E., AUCKLAND. v Send for Catalogues. PHONE 3117.

Boats and Shoes. \ i THE LAST WEEK < I n H l H\l Wit! llf H ■ I 111/ JLUISJ I if 1/l/lij \ OF HANNAH'S SALE j I STILL FURTHER REDUCTIONS. «« closes shum.: f Our purchase of Messrs. Schneideman's Stock of high-olass Boots f: and Shoes created a sensation in the-city, but the climax -was reached when keen | v buyers saw the low prices we had re-marked the gopds. Between now and Saturday 1 we are making still further concessions. * 4; t . their Our 4 - MEN'S Price. Price. .tl^Wood Shoe Trees - - ; 3/6 1/11 ft Tan Willow Derby Bals - -25/- 19/6 II Box Calf Golosh Bale - ■,••••._ 30/. 24/- If LADIES' -Vi Glace Derby Shoes* - - 24/6 12/11 I |.| Tan Derby Shoes - - - 22/6 10/11 :j i Patent Derby Bals - - 27/6 22/6f I R. HANNAITgIcO., Ltd., SHOEISTB. 197 QUEEN STREET, and 120 KARANGAHAFE ROAD. f^SSSSSSSSSSSS^SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSt ; ;; Clocks. 1 ■ ' ; —: ' — — "- •';■. If time is money it pays to keep a .good timepiece. Now is your opportunity to benefit by our . ;'.i I Stocktaking Cuts* ' . ' 7S.'M Nelsonia, Nickel Plated Alarms, Reduced from 4/9 to 3/6. ' Nocturne, Nickel Plated Repeater Alarms, Reduced from 5/9 to 4/6* Columbia 8-day Nickel Plated Alarms, f Reduced from 12/6 to 8/6* - • ■ i'H A Oenuine Reduction. Every Clock Guaranteed. *—""^—»—■■"«-■?■■— i r I IS*' f .. ■ ■:■■■s&. Smeetons limited " Queen Street, Auckland.

Dregs and jPaahion. 11 GUARANTEED HOSE. 12. Hose has a habit of wearing out, fH!Sff^ffff*W1 l, W^'gSg Our Famous I and naturally you want the Hose ] °" Famou J 11 \ that'wears out slowly. HUN- .I 1 /I' 14- "/ " DREDS of Ladies in Auckland ' I * ' Pai * ; and in the country buy 'their ■ _.".„ burner I BLACK HOSE, i H o»e at TUDEHOPE'S. and the j Hose, ribbed « Plain or ribbed, | :,„i, mlOT i n t - n tnnnv MtTRT V* Plain, all wool, good black and fine j Ju^men l °* 8 ° ™"* *Xi. ™ weU » h «P? d - »■» ] . value. I right. THEIR JUDGMENT IS j KO od wearers. —I— I BIGHT. Our Hose IS really ' ~T~ Im' good value. Whatever price you want to Day we can supply you with a pair at that price, and we GUARANTEE every pair to be ■—————[ free from defects and that they ■—■—■—■ I Our Famous i will , WEAK* WELL, or we Our Famous 1/tf* ' REFUND THE MONEY. Our ig+ /O I well-known LOW PRICES is /CI Pair. I guarantee of GOOD VALUE. air i BUCK CASHMERE } BLACK CASHMERE Hose, plate or p \ Hose, soft all* I ribbed, good com- I wool yam, comI fortabie hose. . NOVELTY HOSE fortabta yet tough j Just Arrived. ■"^^"™* Lace Bracelet Lisle Hose, 1 Blk. or White, 2s 6d pr. Embroidered Bracelet Hose, TIIfJAHIinAA Black^ashmere 6d. 1)060006$ Make us your Hosiers Black Lis!e> 3s 6d . ltd.. always, as hundreds Embroidered Clox Lisle, . The Famous Hose House ... , xilacK, Is llju, Js od. of others do. Write Lace Ligl9> newegt plt . 189.191.193, us and we'll pay the ternß - SVITIOndS Street x ■ n Black, Is, Is 6d, to 2s . ..-„. .... freight $d. AUCKLAND White, Is Hid. ■■■■■■■I Nearly every boat brings ■bbssbbbsh I us fresh Novelty Hose. I J T BB»aftllilllHlllllllHil'lllll—ilWiiil I fIIIWMW—BH— Furnishing Goods. o»o»o«o«o«o»Qeo«ooo«o»o»o»o»oio»oeo«o»o«o»o«o»o»o«o«ooc«o»o«o»o«o»o«o»o»o»o«( • 0«0»0»0«0«0*0»0»0»0»0»050«0»0»0»0»0«0«0»0»000«000«0»(i»0«0«0»0»0»0«0«0«0»0»0l What do your friends think of your Dining Room? * It is pleasant to feel that your friends can take away a good impression of your home. Furnish with care—and their "private comments will be something like-this — • C]J " How delightfully furnished their home is! That Dining Room, for instance—such a handsome suite and such cosy easy chairs ! That soft ' Axminster carpet is a splendid thing and exactly ■ matches the colour of the wall paper. They said they got it all from GABRIEL LEWIS & CO., Real Value House Furnishers. <■■■•■ , ■ ■• .Opposite SmeetoVs, who must have an awfully good stock and give wonderful value. We'd ■ better go and see them ourselves."

■ ■■ ■ •■ ■ Dress and Fashion. , J. K. PORTER 9 CO. Continuation of the Sale of Martin's Bankrupt Stock Together wttti- throw-out lots from our own and Manufacturers' Stocks. AUTUMN DRESS MATERIALS. LADIES' WEAK. Exceptional opportunity to buy the new- White and Black Silk MAGYAR est, materials at bargain prices. BLOUSES, trimmed; 8/11, now 4/11. A mixed lot of. Plain' and Striped Very Heavy SILK BLOUSES, beautiTWEEDS all good colourings; .at ,4/11 fully, trimmed; superior laces; .were the dress length,: syds.double width. 19/11. to 25/6; now 9/11 to 12/6. Another lot of Plain Colours, Herring- Coloured LINENE and ZEPHYR - bene effect, in Black, Navy, . Brown, • BLOUSES, 3/11 to 5/11; now 1/6. Girenat, etc.; 6/11 the dress length. WHITE FLANNELETTE CHEMISES, DONEGAL .TWEEDS, AMAZON AND 2/11; now 1/114. FACED CLOTHS, all colours; rare ' CALICO KNICKERS, trimmed, from value; 8/11 the dress of syd&. '■- 1/11; CHEMISES, from 1/11; HARRIS TWEEDS, SEDAN, VENE- NIGHTS, from 2/11. TUN, and other cloths; best goods; WOVEN COTTON COMBINATIONS, newest shades; 14/6 the' dress syds. 2/11 now 1/11$. PRINTS, CREPES, VOILES, and other Dark Grey Fine STOCKINETTE COTTON DRESS GOODS; the clear- BLOOMERS, 2/6; now 1/6. ings end?; all at half-price or less- ONEiPIECE ) MUSLIN EMBROIDERY 1/114 the dress of syds. DRESSES, 16/6; now 4/11. . ' * ONE-PIECE COLOURED PIQUE AND MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT FLORAL CREPE' FROCK, . 19/11; now 9/11. FLEECY COT BLANKET&-1/3 each. WHITE LINEN COSTUMES, 29/11; GREY DUTCH BLANKETS, single now 5/11. beds; 1/114 each. NAVY SERGE AND SICILIAN WHITE UNION BLANKETS, single SKIRTS, wide; 19/11 now 9/11. beds, 8/11 pair; double, 15/ pair. SPORTS COATS, from 9/11. COLONIAL BLANKETS, summer dried; SICILIAN DUST COATS, 23/6; now extra weight; pure wool; single* beds, 7/1115/11 pair; full size, 19/11. , P.D. CORSETS, 26 to 30, 4/6; now Bargain*, in Grey and White SHEETS, 1/114single bed, 3/11; full size, 4/11 pair. WARNER'S CORSETS, 7/11; now 3/11. Extra Special Line in WHITE LINEN- FASHIONABLE CORSETS, low bust, FINISHED SHEETS, full size,' 6/11! long hips, from 2/11. Ends of Grey and White SHEETING, FLOWERS, 1/- to 1/11; now 6d. one to 2'yds; suitable for small Sheets, STRAW AND LINEN READY-TO-Piilow Slips, etc.—half-price. WEAR HATS, 4/11 to 6/11; now all Special WHITE HONEYCOMB QUILTS, 1/114single bed, 2/11; full size, 6/11. -——«.««.«..- „„.„ A few only extra large WHITE MAR- CHILDREN'S WEAR. CELLA and SATIN-FINISHED PINK FLANNELETTE NIGHTS, QUILTS, handsome presents, at 18/11 trimmed Torchon; 3/6;..n0w 1/114. each; worth 25/- to 30/-. COLOURED ■ WASHING DREBSES, 1/11 to' 3/6; now' 1/-, 1/6, and 1/11. FURNISHING AND BEDDING WHITE ■ MUSLIN ' EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. DRESSES, 6/11 to 8/11; now 2/11. Girls' and Boys' STRAW HATS, 1/11 to [Our noted COMBINATION BEDSTEAD, 5/11; now 6d and 1/-. Kapok Bed, Pair of Blanket*, Pair of Sheets, Pillow, Pillow Slip, and White MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR. *!&h^n th £}™v\rk • ,1 MEN ' FELT HATS'(hard and soft)SAMARANG KAPOK BEDS, pure, well- were 10/6 . reduced te 4/11> ' made; heavy weight; good ticking; boys 1 KNICKERS; to fit from 3 to- 14 single bed size, 10/11; three-quarter, years 1/114 pair. 18/11; full size, 21/6, 28/6, to 42/-. a few BOYS' WASHING and TWEED Special value WIRE-WOVE STRET- 'VARSITY SUITS-half-price. CHERS,, single bed, 10/11; full size, MEN'S SUITS, a few only, must be 14/11. . cleared. ■ FLOOR OILCLOTH, floral and tile de- BOVS' JERSEYS, all colours—l/ 6 and signs; suitable for bed or tittingroom; 1/11 each. 2/11 for two yards wide. A few BOYS' JERSEY SUITS, Navy, JUNOLEUM. ' well seasoned ; good pat- Green, and Whiter-half-price. terns in floral and tile; at 3/6 and MEN'S NAVY AND WHITE STRIPE , 3/11 the yard, two yards wide. DRILL SHIRTS— 2/11; now - Note.We deliver free in City and 1/114 Suburbs. MEN'S UMBRELLAS— 3LACE CURTAINS, one pair of pattern A lot of SAMPLE OVERCOATS, Boys, only; slightly soiled; nearly half-price. Youths, and Men's, at Bargain Prices. '-'- Freight paid on all goods except on Bedding and Floor Covering*. § PORTER'S CORNER, 67 and 19, KAMNGAHAPE ROAD, and l ; 11 82 *»4 M, PITT STREET.'