Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 5731, 28 October 1905, Page 4

Smart Belts. THE newest of the now, and the smallest of the smart belts are here, in such profusion and at such prices that all tastes and purees can be suited. KID BELTS, all now shapes, in black, navy, grey, tan, cardinal, cream. 3s 6cl, 3s lid, 4s 6d. is lid, as Cd, Ce 6d up to 25s Cd each. BLACK SILK BELTS, smart styles. 2s Cd, 2s Sd, Ss 3d, 3s 6d to 8s 6d each. COLOURED SILK BELTS, smart styles, in navy, brown, blue, pink, cardinal, reseda. S 3 9d, Is Cd, 4s lid, 5s lid, Cs Cd. ■WHITE AND CREAM MUSLIN BELTS, very dainty. 4s lid, 5s Cd each. TAN LEATHER BELTS. Is 9d. 2s 3d each. The new styles are here, and by visiting our Fancy Department you may see how smart and cheap they are. WHITE MUSLIN TIES, hem-stitched, and various designs printed on the ends in fast colours. 6d and le each. MUSLIN “PURII’AN” COLLARS, in all while, also white embroidered in colours, Cd, 5d and Is each. ! SILK CRAVATS, in all colours, embroidered spots on ends, attached (o white linou stock collars. These are decidedly smart and novel. 2s Cd each. KSrkcaldle & Stains, THE EMPIRE HOTEL Tiss and Cravats. LIMITED. (LIMITED). THE LEADING AND MOST CENTRAL HOTEL IN WELLINGTON.

CHAMPION AGAIN TO THE RESCUE. OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS. ISth OCTOBER, 1905. TO THE EIGHT HON MR SEDDON, Wellington. "Shall wo take ‘Harvester Trust’ in hand? If you require references as to our capabilities, refer you to what remains of tho Southern Flour Trusts.” (Signed) VIRTUE. For Northern Defenders, Winners of Gold Medal. VIRTUE. Northern Defenders. Auckland. "Better communicate with Farmers’ Union.” (Signed) R. J. SEDDON. EIGHT HON MR SEDDON, Wellington. “Wired Mr Massey for permission and his blessing, but he hasn’t replied, probably afraid to show his hand. Regret to notice X’armere’ Unions in favour of Trusts to cripple our Industries and naturally Coal Mines, thereby increasing rates of railage throughout colony. Farmers always want top prices for their products, surely they are not objecting to assist those who assist thorn.” (Signed) VIRTUE. “CHAMPION” MILLS Are now working Day and Night, getting Ammunition ready to protect tho WORKERS.

WHO’S YOUR TAILOR? like your clothes to be fashionable JL —perhaps even to the very extreme. Whether that or in modest designs, NORTON AND CO.’S SHITS, are always in good tasto, and will please you thoroughly. Cut by and made under tho personal supervision of an expert Sydney cutter. * CHOICEST AND NEWEST DESIGNS IN ENGLISH SUITINGS CONSTANTLY ARRIVING. E. NORTON AND CO,, 61, WILLIS STREET. (A- Card.) GA. M. LUFF, • Assoo. M. Inst. C. 8., CIVIL ENGINEER AND LICENSED SURVEYOR, Exchange Chambers, Corner of Grey st. and Featherston st. 882 GOLDSTEIN’S EAL PANAMA HATS, AT I7/6. G. GOLDSTEIN, King 1 ! Chambers. 8, WiUis street, Branch 16, Cuba street. OFFICES TO LET T>ANK CHAMBERS. Lambton quay— single and suites, to let. 616 P |I’NE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.

rCard.l JC. MADDISON. F.E.1.8.A., • ARCHITECT (Late Hislop and Walden, Architects), Office: NATIONAL MUTUAL BUILDINGS. IP] G. JELLICOB, BAEEISTEE AND SOLICITOR, 103 a. Lambton quay. Money to Lend on Freehold Securities at current rates. 103 [A Card.l lira C. J. B O L S T A D. iYJL ARCHITECT AND BUILDING SURVEYOR, Queen’s road. Lower Hutt. Plans and specifications prepared on the shortest notice 505 [A Card.] JOHN 8. SWAN. ** ARCHITECT. KBLBUENE AVENUE, Lambton quay. Wellington. 773 A:. (A Card.) NOEMAN JONES. D.D.S. (Tor.), DENTIST. 65, WILLIS ST„ (Hume’s Chambers). Hours—B a.m. to 5 p.m. Telephone 1632. J AND A. WILSON, FUNERAL FURNISHERS. 54. CAMBEIDGE TERRACE. Telephone 805.