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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7017, 4 January 1910, Page 4

White Frocks, Skirts and Blouses REDUCED PRICES These are new, fresh, and seasonable goods, and the correct thing for present wear SEE WINDOWS The Blue Price Tickets indicate the Bargains ALL-OVER WHITE EMBROIDERY COATS—three-quarter lengthUsual price, 32/G, 42/-. Special price, 29/6, 39/6 ALL-OVKH WHITE EMBKOIDERY COATS AKD SKlßTS—threequurter length coats—Usual price, 75/-, 79/6. Special price, 67/6, 69/6 WHITE LINEN COSTUMES—semi-fitting coat? with roll collars Usual price, 63/-, 05/-. Special price, 55/-. 57/' WHITE MUSLIN ALL-OVER EMBROIDERY PRINCESS ROBES trimmed muslin insertion net yoke—Usual price, 39/G. Special price, 32/6 PLAIN WHITE MUSLIN PRINCESS ROBES trimmed narrow embroidery—Usual price, 25/-. Special price, 19/6 WHITE PRINCESS ROBES—much trimmed with insertion in muslin and val. threaded at waist with satin ribbon—Usual price, 84/-. Special price, 75/WHITE MUSLIN ROBES—trimmed muslin insertion—Usual price, 45/-. Special price, 37/6 CHEAP WHITE BLOUSE AND SKIRT COSTUMES—UsuaI price, 15/6. Special prico, 12/6 WHITE MUSLIN BLOUSE AND SKIRT COSTUMES—UsuaI price, 21/-. Special price, 18/6 WHITE MUSLIN SKlßTS—with tucks at foot—Usual price, 8/6, 12/6. Special price, 6/6, 9/6 WHITE MUSLIN SKIRTS trimmed wide muslin insertion—Usual price, 17/6, 25/-. Special price, 12/6, 18/6 WHITE MUSLIN BLOUSES —in great variety—at special prices. D.I.C. FURNITURE! GEEAT SACRIFICE OP FURNITURE WAREHOUSE STOCK 1 J £750 WORTH OF FURNITURE BOUGHT FOR BELOW COST OF PRODUCTION. £250 TAVING purchased the entire stock of a furnishing wa; «- above great reduction, we are offering it FOR ONE MONTH ONLY AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF IN WELLINGTON. If you are requirinjr Furniture we invite you to inspect these Goods. FOR QUALITY AND PRICES THIS SALE STANDS ALONE. No charge made for packins country orders. Willis Street, WELLINGTON. UlVli-J JUJLI7.S COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS AND IMPORTERS. ' \R" SHOES AT "OLD YEAB" PRICES PRICES will never be lower than they are at present. Leather is getting scarcer every year, wages are increasing proportionately with the higher cost of living. SO—if you buy Shoes at om . OLD WELL-KNOWN LOW PRICES you simply can't go wrong. Start the New Year well by laying in a good stock of Footwear. WE KEEP THE QUALITY UP AND THE PRICES DOWN .ce Shoes, good fitting, 7s Gd. o Bar Shoes, easy wear, 6s lid.. ice Boots, smart style, 8s lid. ', Oxford Shoes, pat. caps, Bs* ( Men's Strong Bluchers, nails and tips, 4s lid. Men's Solid Nailed Shooters, "G" Brand, 8s 6d. Bals, "G" Brand, 10s >ters, whole backs, lis 6d. co., ltd:,' LAMBTON QUAY THE BIG BOOT MARTS, WELLINGTON. CUBA STREET. Extraordinary Yalue! THE REAL GENUINE JOHNSTON'S English Galvanised FENCING WIEE i'll per Ton, net cash; Slightly Damaged, .£9 per Ton, net cash GALVANISED STAPLES - WIRE NETTING ljin., 13/6; ljin., 14/6 cwt. Also at Reduced Prices FBEE ON TRAIN HEEE FOR SPOT CASH G-EonaE Wim^^^tX^z^ CUBA & MANNERS STBEETS. DELIGHTFUL '• TAI LOR - MADE " GOWNS. are specialists in Ladies' Tailoringour artist cutters is is recognised far costume they create is a beautiful example style, perfect cut, fit and finish. Our assort... delightful shades is worth any lady's attentio ELLIS & NOBLE, LADIES' TAILORS, 31, KING'S CHAMBERS, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. arro' CAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS. ,atter how particular you 'are, or -■ < now much you pay, yc- """*■ make or buy better Cakes i ROLL'S. ASSORTED CAKES for Afternoon Tea, 3s 6d, 5s 6d, 7s 6d, 10s Gd pea- oox.f Semt to any address on receipt of Postal Note. WEDDING CAKES, ■*"-- . 'One ,to Fifty Guineas, sent ca.rcpaeked to any part of tho World. We are also prepared to hire out Silver, China, Tables, Chairs, etc., for Parties of Wl kinds. AFTERNOON TEIA ROOMS. Out Orchestra, of the best musicians procurable, play a Choice Selection, of Music Every Afternoon. ROYAL MOTE AUCKLAND. THE ROYAL is the Largest Hotel ij the City, having 75 Bedrooms, 15 Bathrooms (including Douche and Needlo Baths). It has also the Finest Corridor of any Hotel in the Dominion, elaborately furnished as a Lounge. Most Popular Hotel with Colonial and Intercolonial Travellers. Every convenience and comfort found in a Modern Hotel. TERMS—FROM qS PER DIEM. S. J. FLEWELLTN, Proprietor. 446 (Late of Wellington). Mercantile Agency, R. G. DUN 1 AND CO.. Established 18«. For the Promotion and Protection of Trade. 204 Branches. Status Reports and Collection of Overdue Accounts. Nathan r Buildines. Wellington. Gentlemen on a visit to Wellington are invited to mak« llorlng W In KELBURNE AVENUE. A PLACE OF CALL. The staff will be only too pleased to B how the STYLISH NEW SUnTNGS, which Mr. Milligan recently purchased in London. The opportunity of being fitted by MB. D. MDLLIGAN, who is admitted to bo one of the ablest men in his line should certainly not be neglected.