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New Zealand Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 5728, 25 October 1905, Page 1

D.S.A. OUR MILLINERY SHOW 7VTEVER wove the women of Wellingi. t ton more fascinated and pleased with a Millinery Display than at our Spring Opening during the past week. It proved an Ovation for our Styles and for our designers who studied out the smart effects. { Incredible as it may seem, every Hat 1 on Exhibition was our own creation, and this of course largely explains tho extraordinarily low prices at which they are being sold. It was (no general verdict of all that so exquisite a collection of choice Millinery at such remarkably low_ prices has never before been shown in Wellington. First (hooters always have an advantage, so do not be tho last to inspect and ' compare the new goods we are now showj ing in all Departments, in fact j GUT THE HABIT AND SHOP I At the DRAPERY SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, CUBA STREET, And George street. Dunedin. A NEW ZEALAND SOUVENIR—--csl Tho Christmas Number of the “New Zealand Mail” —all Booksellers, npilY THE WHITE HOUSE. 46, Willis, for Ladies’ Ready-made Blouses from 3s 6d; Linen Jackets and Skirls, from Gs 6d; Ladies’ Linen Underwear at wholesale prices; Ladies’ Tweed, Voile, Crash, Cashmere, Lustre, Serge. Silk and other Dress Materials very cheap; Sheeting, Calicoes, Cretonnes, Muslins, Prints, Curtains, Towels, Damask Quilts, and every lino of General Drapery, 25 per cent, cheaper than any house in the city. Tho Tailoring Department is very busy just now. but you are still in time for one of those Marvellous 50s Tailor-made Suits. Do not take the book by the cover, but come and inspect our goods. The place is not flash, but one thing you will find, and that is good value at DARCY FORD’S. General Draper, Tailor and Mercer, 46, Willis street. AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS PRESENT. CALL and See J. In. Isaacs’ SPECIAL: XMAS ENLARGEMENTS. Prices to Suit all pockets from 7s 6d each. J. N. ISAACS has just engaged a First-class Black and White Artist from London, and can now turn out ENLARGEMENTS better and cheaper than anyone else in New ZeaI land. Only Address— ISAACS, MANNERS STREET. WELLINGTON. 64 THE POPULARITY Of THE CRYSTAL PAL AC E. la nroof of the Exceptional Values Offered in all kinds of CHINA, EARTHENWARE, GLASS, and ELECTRO PLATE. j WE ARE fITTSTABLISHING a reputation for the IP-i high quality of our goods, and the Iqgsr prices at which we sell them. Being hampered for room, it pays us to bo content with small profits, in order to ensure a quick turnover. We make a special feature of Ornamental and Useful Goods, suitable for Presents. RITCHIE AND CO„ 109, LAMBTON QUAY (Opposite Kirkcaldie and Stains.) PRIVATE MATERNITY HOME. MRS STARKIE, PRACTISING MIDWIFE, 9. Home street, Kent terrace (late of 4, Cambridge terrace), HAS Accommodation for In-lying Patients and attends Out-Patients as usual. Certificated by the Central Midwives Board and the Obstetrical So. I ciety. London. Authorised to practise in Great Britain and New Zealand. MIDWIFE (Registered by the Board of Health). PRIVATE HOSPITAL, 62 GHUZNEE STREET. MRS M. R, CULLEN Certificated Midwife, has vacancies for In-lying Patients; also attends patients at their own homes. Telephone. JOHN CHAMBERS AND SON. LTD., 34, Jervois quay, Wellington, LARGE Stocks Lubricating Oils, Packings. Beltings. Dodge Wood, Split, and American Steel Split Pulleys. Apply to ns for prices. WILLIAM HOYLAND AND CO., Artistic shop fitters, shop FRONT BUILDERS, air-tight show case and enclosure makers. Shopliftings kept in Stock or Made to Order. 30, GHUZNEE STREET. Telephone 1926. 449 CEHERHOLM & TOLLEY electrical engineers, Electric lighting bells, and TELEPHONE. Estimates given. Telephone. No. 1018. 5, Manners street (Opposite Duke of Edinburgh Hotel), WELLINGTON. 259 HUNT, COTTRELL AND CO.. Queen's Chambers. FURNITURE Removed, Packed, oi Forwarded, Goods Cleared through Customs, Merchandise or Furniture Stored.