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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12406, 23 November 1908, Page 3

For the Spring &' Summer. ALL THE 'NEWEST PATTERNS AND COLORINGS TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, HOMESPUNS, &c. Sole Agent ' MAXiIO CLOTH CLBANBR. . Beet in the Dominion. . Inspection Cordially Invited. TAILOR» • Trafalgar Street. New Seeds ! New Seeds ! CARTER'S BROAD LEAF ESSEX RAPE SEED. TURNIP AND SWEED SEED (all kinds). New Seeds. WD aflflY KICHMOND& . K. S?l#4l, WAKAPUAKA LEATHER FANCY GOODS. THE range of the above has gr9wn enormously lately, and we have just received our first sbij-ment of New Season's Lines,, whiuh includes the „very latest designs of choicest .materials. We invite inspection, not only of the window," but, the stock inside of it.. . ■ Peggy Bags from Is toi2pg.' Peter Pan Bags from ]s 6d t0,.5s 6d. Hand Bags of all descriptions arid prices. ■ Writing CaseSj Despatcli Boxes, etc. , Gents'" Wallets .and Lettor Cases. Music Cases and Ladies' Companions. .Dressing- and Jewel Cases. . Also, — Shaving Mirrors, Frames, and Fram ed Pictures, etc., etc. ALL GOOD VALUES. Jackson & Co. Tbafalgar Street. 3 ) Walking Skirts Smart and Styiish. A walking skirt adds strength to a wardrobe, and no matter what you may fancy in such garments we are certain to have just what you want, because our stocks are very large, and comprise all the smart and fashionable styles. WHIT.: MUSLIN SKIRTS, prettily tri'!-i"3 with tucks and embroidorv. a 9s lid, 12s lid, 14s 6d, to 39s 6d each. WHITE MUSLIN SKIRTS, trimmod Valenciennes lace or embroidery, very full shapes, and good designs, 'at 6s lid, 12s 6d, 14s 6d, to 18s lid each. FINE LAWN SKIRTS in dressy stylos, elaborately trimmed with lace .and tucks, at 23s 6d, 27s 6d, to 39s 6d. WHITE LINEN SKIRTS, nine gored, well -stitched and nicelyfinished, at 13s 6d, 19s 6d, 24s 6d. WASHING SKIRTS in Muslin, Linen, and Alpaca; full cut, some plain with larjie tucks ; others daintily trimmed with embroidery, at 7s lid, 9s lid, 12s lid, to 23s 6d. LUSTRE AND SILICIAN SKIRTS in cream, navy blue and black, trimmed with braid or self straps ; very light and dust-proof, at 19s lid, 29s Gd to- 59s 6d. SUMMER WALKING SKIRTS, in Washing Flannels and Tweeds, nine gored, with lap' seams and stitching at foot, at 25s 6d. KIRKCALDIE~& STAINS, LIMITED. WELLINGTON, New Books, Christ of the Cross in the Light of the Holy Scripture.— Will it Stand ? by Anderson, 1/Gavvue's " On Love's Altar," 1/6 Fitchett's" Pawn in the Game," 2/6 & 3/6 Conrad's " Set of Six," 3/6 Whitby's" Rasult Accident," 2/6 & 3/6 Baroness Orczy's "Tangled Skein," 1/6 Fitchett's " Nelson and his Times'" 2/6 Well's " Love and Mr Lewisham," 2/6 Oxenham " Song of Hyacinth," 2/6 & 3/6 Rawson's "Ea^y-Go-Lucky," 2/6 and 3/6 Crossland's " Unspeakable Scot," 1/6 Do " Lovely Woman," 1/6 New Volumes just received of "Young England." " Child's Magazine" " Ova Darlin A splendid selection of Nelson's New Cemtury Libraries in limp leather 3/- each." - - Tennis, Cricket, Angling, and Bowling goods. R endid new linesin Leather Goods. TRAFALGAR STREET A Summe^i^intry; See this Pantry ? It: is stocked with. St. George Tongues; They turn.the.nightmare 3f . summer cooking iiito'a ■ dream of -ease and • pleasure." Thero are two sorts, the St George Ox, Tongues, wbicb. arc big enough for a family dinner (your family ' will 'vote it* ther.' best dinner they have ever. tasted), and the. ■---■• 7 - - St. George Sheep Tongues which, make the daintiest lunch or tea imaginable. No- cooking— no trouble,-— a meal in a' minute. All leading; Grocers keep them. Made by Ibvinb ■&' Stevenson, Ltd., ■;'.■■■■■ St. George Works; Dunedin.