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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 334, 22 October 1908, Page 6

STRAW HATS FOR MEN. The Fashionable Hat for the season is "Tho City" Hat. It is very light, practically feather-weight, and is extremely stylish and drossy. Wo have several other sorts, including a splendid assortment of Panamas, real and imitation. " THE CITY" HAT, in feather-weight Straw, flt 8/6 eacfi. THE K. & S. STRAW, with Black or Brown Bands, At 7/6 each. "THE SCUTUM" STRAW, Lined, fitted with Real Russian Bands, At 5/6 each. SWISS MUSLINS, PANDORAS, and CALATEAS. You will see in our Manchester Section a very fine assortment of Useful Summer Fabrics, the kind of goods that are now wanted in every home. WHITE SWISS MUSLINS, in Spot, Sprig, and, Open-work Designs, At Bjd., 10jd., 1/", 1/®i, 1/6, 1/9, 2/- to 2/11 a yard. FANCY WHITE MUSLINS, in Stripes, Spots, Floral and Check Designs, At 10£ d. and 1/- a yard. WHITE PIQUE, At Hjd., 1/2£, 1/4, 1/6, 1/9 a yard. S.S.S. DRILLS, in Palo Blue, Navy Blue, Butcher Blue, and Cardinal; also in Stripe Effects; fast colours, At a yard. PANDORA GALATEA, in Light and Dark Blue, 27 inches wide. At 7£d. a yard. OXFORD SHIRTING, 29 inches wide, in Now Stripe Effects, lid. a yard. COTTON SHIRTINGS, a really splendid range, At 9d., 9£d. a yard. VIYELLA FLANNELS, in mite and Cream, also in Stripe Effects, At 2/6 a yard. TWILL ASTRA FLANNELS, in Cream only, 30 inches wide, At 2/-, 2/3, 2/6 a yard.' WHITE MATT SHIRTING, At Bd., 9d., iojd., and 1/- a yard. COTTON SHIRTINGS, fast colours, At 9d., lod., 1/1, 1/5j a yard. CELLULAR SHIRTING, the best for hot • weather, At lod., 1/-, 1/31,1/51 a yard. CEYLON SHIRTINGS, a,very fine assortment, At 1/2*, i/6j a yard. MATT OXFORD SHIRTING, cool and comfortable, At lid., 1/1, 1/51 a yard. FLANNELETTE SHIRTING, useful and • inexpensive, At IOJd. and 1/1 a yard. KIRKCALDIE' •& STAINS, LTD. * FORTH S.. MACKENZIE, BARRISTER and SOLICITOR. COLONIAL MOTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. WELLINGTON. HENDERSON'S E E BUTTER-SCOTCH. "IT'S AWFU' GUID." 0787 fjp H E EMPIEB HOTEL (LIMITED), THE LEADING AND MOST CENTRAL HOTEL IN WELLINGTON. E. W. SOFIELD (Late of Coker'fi Hotel, ChristohurehX Manager. C 6£7 1 IN SELECTING A PIANO be misled by the appearance of the ■ case, wliioh in cheap and poorly-con-structed instruments is often meant to catch the eye of the novice, tho tone being such that the trained ear suffers untold tortures, even in trying a few bars over on what otherwise appeared a splendid instrument. Select an instrument that will last a lifetime, that speaks to your soul, that will not offend tho ear to please the eye. There are many inakos, but few so really reliable as regards faultless construction, elegant finish, and richness of tone, as THE "HAAKE PIANO." BUY ONE TO-DAY. (CASH OR EASY .TERMS), FROM THE BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL PIANO COMPANY'S, WILLIS STREET, opposite Grand Hotel. B. LEWIS, Manager. C6Bl _

FUNERAL NOTICES.! THE Funeral of Henry Hayes will leave his residence, 76 Cambridge Terrace,"TO-DAY (THURSDAY), at 2.30 p.m., for the Bolton Street Cemetery. J. AND A. WILSON, LTD., Funeral Furnishers, 74? i) Cambridge Terrace, Wellington.