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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7038, 28 January 1910, Page 4

Tl 1 COMMENCES It's Worth Waiting for. 87, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. CABINETMAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS, •KTTORNITURE in""QUAINT DESIGNS i? made to order in Oak, Jarrah, Walnut and N.Z. Woods. We have in our SHOWROOMS one of the most extensive assortments of Highclass DINING AND BEDROOM FUilNITUEE to to found anywhere in Wellington at prices that are within the reach of all. . JUST LANDEDEXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF CARPET SQUARES HEARTH RUGS And HALL RUNNERS. INSPECTION INVITED. I -r-»-r- TnumTr r»TH hjih.ij.nij ue voting folk here and let u a I PLENTY OF ii show you bow we can fit them witl "= good shoes at very little cost. We take E ROOM.. with grown-ups to see that they are pro- —.—,.- ~.,—,, -.„... ...i.iJL. pcrly fitted. GIRLS' SHOES THAT FIT COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH OTHERS Girls' Tan Kid 3-bar Shoes, 7 to 10, I Girls' White Buckskin Button Boots, 5s 6d; 11 to 1,6 s 6d. I 5 to 6,5 s 6d; 7 to 10, 7s 6d. Girls' White Doeskin Buckle Shoes, I Girls' Kid Button Boots, pat. tips, 7 to 3 to 6,4 s 6d; 7 to 10, 6s 6d. 10, 7s Od; 11 to 1,8 s 3d. Girls' Patent Twin-bar Buckle Shoes, I Girls' Tan Kid Button Boots, 7. to 10, 7to 10, 6s 6d; 11 to 1,7 s 6d. | 8s 3d; 11 to 1,9 s 3d. __ Bale, 7 to 10, 10, 7s 6d; ~11 to 1, 8 s" 6d. ' Us 6d; 11 to 1,12 s 6d. Girls' Tan Sandals, 4t06, 3s 3d; 7to Girls' High-Leg Tan Button Boots, 7to 10, 3s 9d; 11 to 1, is 6d. 10, 10s 6d; 11 to 1, Us 6d. MISSES (2 to 5) FOOTWEAR. IN GREAT VARIETY. HANNAH & CO., LTB.V LAMBTON QUAY THE BIG BOOT MARTS. WELLINGTON. CUBA STREET. OELIGHTFUL "TAILOR-MADE" GOWNS. WE are specialists in Ladies' Tailoring— - 1 "-- J —*-' our artist cutters is is recognised far . costume they create is a beautiful example of good t style, perfect out, fit and finish. Our assortment of an delightful shades is worth any lady's attention. ELLIS & NOBLE, LADIES' TAILORS, 31, KING'S CHAMBERS, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. ROYAL HOTEL. AUCKLAND. THE ROYAL is the Largest Hotel in the City, having 75 Bedrooms, 15 Bathtooms (including Douoho and Needle It has also the Finest Corridor of any Hotel in tho Dominion, elaborately tarnished as a Lounge. . Most Popular Hotel with Colonial and Intercolonial Travellers. Every convenience and comfort found in a Modern TERMS—FROM qS PER DIEM. I S. J. FLEWELLYN, Proprietor. MS • (Late of Wellington). THE MIST COMPANY'S "Odor Purlfier," installed in the Legislative Assembly ™«™».«r«. Pnblio Library Reading-rOo; Railways, Post and "■""TIB Pure and '. isivo or Stuffy Odors from Offices, corns, Smokercoms, Bedrooms, v „. stimonials from Prof. Bickerton. Dr Crooke (Res. Med. Officer Hospital), " \ Turner (dentist), Mitohell Bros. longers, Chriistchurch). and 100 others. Sole Agents: HOWELL, SIM AND CO., ' 25, Hunter st., WELLINGTON. Telephone 2093. rr«HE Mercantile Agency, R. G. DUN AND CO., Established 1841. For Promotion and Protection of Trade. 204 Branches. Status Reports and Collection of Overdue Accounts. Nathan's buildings. Wellington. James A. Dohcrty "THE TAILOR FROM LONDON," Has boon styled by many highly-pleased patrons as THE "POOLE" OF NEW ZEALAND. HIS Suits are distinguishable wherever you go. The Elegance and Grace displayed in the cut, the beautiful quality and charming designs of the materials, together with the superb finish, enable you to single thern out at once. Mr Doherty was lately head cutter for D..Milligan, and is the patentee of the world-famed, seamless knee-grip RIDING BREECHES. 203, LAMBTON QUAY, Opp. "Times" Office. "IDEAL" SAFETY RAZORS. /GENTLEMEN should try "Cuxley's" Vr Ideal Safety Ruzors, which add to the "safety" idea an improvement whicli ring an absolutely clean Shave, ig the face soft and smooth, :hout the slightest irritation or soreness. Posted to any address in New ZeUland. Prices—Black Handle Razor, r Handle ditto, 22s 6d (two extra blade in 6atin-lined case), 30s; extra blades, c each. SHAR LA N D & 00, LTD., WELLINGTON. Can be seen at Photographic Depot, Lumbton Quay. 128 E. L E N. C. HALES, DENTAL SURGEON, TO COOPER'S BUILDINGS. 'Pho— m ' K (THROUGH NOT KNOWING OF MULLIGAN'S SUPERIOR TAILORING SERVICE IN KELBUE.NE AVENUE, MANY MEN ARE MISSING THAT KUDOS AND DISTINCTION WHICH is EARNED by TASTEFUL DRESSING. It is no boast to claim that clothes made in this hous? are the clothes of a gentleman in all that tho words imply. HUNDREDS OF ENGLISH RUMMER SUITINGS FROM WHICH TO SELECT