DRESS MUSLINS AND OTHER FABRICS. NOTWITHSTANDING that we have sold thousands of yards of Wash Fabrics, cur assortments arc still excellent, because we have taken care to get in regular shipments. Aou will find the following temptingly priced:— FANCY MUSLINS, in pin spots and polka dots; 30iu wide, at Is 3d, Is 6d, Is Dd to 2s Gel. 30in MUSLINS, in spots and stripe effects. A good assortment, at Is lid. Is Ed to is 3d. ALL-OVER EMBROIDERED MUSLINS, for Blouses and Summer Coats; 30m wide, nt 2n, 2s 3d to 3s C-J. BUFLLTANT MUSLINS, very suitable for Children's Frocks and Pinafores; 28m wide, at lOd, lid to I« dd a. .yardWHITE PIQUE, in all widths of couk; 30'n wide, at Is 2d. Is 4Jd to, 2s 2d. LINEN LAWNS, coni stripe; a particularly dainty and good wearing material; 3 ! -lin wide, at Is 4Jd a yard, TUCKED LAWNS AND NAINSOOKS, for Underskirts and Children's Pinafores; 3Gin to 40in wide, at Is 3d. Is Cd to 2s lid. GALATEA DRILLS, b>'t quality, in ail plain colours and strips effects; 30m wide, at 11 Art a- yard. THE “PANDORA" CLOTH—A .need wruJLng fabric, and very serviceable for children’s wear; 27in wide, at t'd a yard. THE “MATRON" CLOTH, in plain colours and stripes; 40in wide, at Is lid a yard. HARVARD SHIRT)NOS. in light, medium, and dark stripesj,29ia wide, at Bd, Bd, IOJd o yard. OXFORD SHIRTINGS, in tome exceptionally choice patterns; 29in wide, at Did and ll>i’d a yard. MATT OXFORD SHIRTINGS, in the smartest and most up-to-date designs; 33:n wide, at Is 2d and Is -lid a yard. POPLIN SHIRTINGS—A new material ofapecial merit. It washes well, and is very durable; 32in wide, ut 1a lid a yard. KIBKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. SHOES FOR ALL SPORTS ! TENTHS SHOES. CS3SC&CET BOOTS. BOWLING AND SEASIDE SHOES. ■ IP YOU REQUIRE A GOOD SHOE AT REASONABLE PRICES SEE THESE LINES! GENTS’ CHAMPION SHOES, in. White or Brown, 4s Cd. GENTS’ WHITE NATIONAL TENNIS SHOES, Rubber Soles, 7s 6d. GENTS’ WHITE TENNIS SHOES, with Chrome and Rubber Soles, 12s 6d. GENTS’ .WHITE CANVAS BOOT, Red Rubber Soles, 11s 6d, 15s 6d. GENTS’ WHITE CANVAS CRICKET BOOTS, Stout Spiked Soles, "slid. HsCd. GENTS’ BUCKSKIN CRICKET BOOT 3. Double Spiked Soles, 18s 6d. GENTS’ TAN CALF BOWLING SHOES. Beat Red Rubber, 20s, 22s 6d.LADIES’ TENNIS SHOES. LADIES’ CANVAS TENNIS SHQES, White and Brown Rubber Soles, 3a6d, Is. LADIES’ WHITE NATIONAL TENNIS SHOES, White Rubber Soles, Gs Cd. R* M'ANNAII & CO., LTD., LAMBTON QUAY AND CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. • HOME SPECIALISTS! F Starting Housekeeping or 1 Replenishing the Linen Press. Bny from a Firm who Specialise in Household Requirements, where good value is the keynote, and where yon will feel yon are being served to bring you back again. GEOUGB WINDER. “ THE CORNER,” CUBA AND MANNERS STREETS, INVITES COMPARISON IN THE SELECTION OP YOUR HOUSEHOLD LINENSHEETINGS from the best manufacturers, a large range of which are now showing ALSO. REAL IRISH TABLE DAMASK, in buying which you will effect a saving which will increase your purchasing power ART LINENS AND CRETONNES should also claim your attention As well as FLOOR COVERINGS. ■ BE'ORGE WINDER, IMPORTER OP HIGH-CLASS CARPETS. LINOLEUMS. AND FURNISHINGS, ETC. ’ , Men Who Follow Fashion BRADFORD WOOLLEN CO., "The Quality Tailorsi WELLINGTON Norßt-Wo dose at 1 p.m. Saturdays. , r = The World Welcomes the Well-Dressed Man, START RIGHT WITH STILISH CLOTHES'. MADE BY Milligan, Eelburne Avenue. The Man of small finds them a saving in money. The rich man can wear no better.
(COSTUMES;'* FOB SPRING AMD SUMMER [ . We hare a nice selection of new Worsteds, Summer Tweeds and Linens for the ■ warm weather, | which we invite Ladies to inspect. During Mr. Nodine's absence business is being carried on as i usual. , NODINE •& CO,, LIMITED, Ladies’ Tailors, 76 THE TERRACE 76 jp , AS D A. WILSON, FUNERAL FURNISHERS. H. CAMBRIDGE TEREACE. Telephone 803.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7300, 2 December 1910, Page 4
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