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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 340, 29 October 1908, Page 6

THE FAULTS OF OTHERS. Many people have a,genius for seeing the faults of others; but there is one peculiarity about this faculty which should be an interesting study for the psychologist—it is the tendency to oriticise most sharply thoso faults in others which are most prominent in ourselves. In other words, that which excites our greatest antagonism is the duplication of Our. own traits.. It would bo amusing, if it woro not disturbing and pathetic, to hear people oritioise mercilessly traits in othors which everybody recognises as being the special failings of the critics theirtselves. Now suppose, instead of finding out the faults of others—whether they bo like our own blemishes of character, or whether the.y ■differ—suppose, instead of doing this, wo wore to mako up our minds, just by flay of in experiment, that for a wholo day wo will find fault with nobody? It is an impossible iask; fault-finding is inevitable, it is part of human nature. If, at any time, you have occasion to find faults in us, be prompt to let us' kiiow, so that we may reotify our faults and make amend. If you have any kind and complimentary things to say of us, them to your friends and acquaintances. Don't tell us. DAINTY SUMMER COSTUMES. FASHION'S FAVOURITE STYLES. Nothin» newer is to be seen anywhere in the city. These LOVELY COSTUMES came to hand quite recently, and represent FASHION'S LATEST FANCIES. The prices are VERY REASONABLE. TWEED COSTUMES, in Light Summer-weight Tweeds, smartly cut and ,well tailored. Hip Coats and Plain Gored Skirts, lined throughout. In Fawn, Brown, Green, and Gr gy At 695. 6d. and 71s. 6d. LUSTRE AND SICILIAN COSTUMES, in all fashionable colours and LUSTRE COSTUME, in Saxe Blue, Self-striped, Short-fitting Coat, with square effect at back! Vest and Collar of self Haffeta, ombroidored in lighter- shades, seams covered with Silk Braid, Coat Silk-lined, Pleated Skirt, lined, At <B4 4s. JJTYLISH COSTUME, in Black'and White Striped Sicilian. The Three-quarter Coat has small Waistcoat of Wlutc, Roll Collar of Black Satin, small Rovers of Pink Silk and Linen, and Cuffs of same finish as tho Sleeves. The Skirt is very full, and the stripes meet diagonally in front panel. Coat lined White Glace Silk, At £1 10s. ifUSLIN DRESSES—A now assortment of WHITE MUSLIN DRESSES, simple Blouse and Skirt designs prettily embroidered, full Skirt, tucked and trimmed embroidery, and Blouse to match. Unlined, at 215., 28s. 6d., to 495. 6d. Lined Batiste, At 595. 6d. to 84S. jtfHiTE MUSLIN DRESS (No. 1705).—Th0 Skirt has a band of embroidery four inches wide, with tucks below, the Blouse Plastron and shoulder piece of tho same embroidery. At 355 l 6d ' ZEPHYR DRESSES —Simple Morning Dresses. From among a number of useful styles an American shirt-waist stylo is noticeable. The Blouse is tnckcd hemstitched, with Turn-over Collar and Cliffs of white embroidery, dainty Floral Tie attached. Skirt very full, and with deep hem and graduated tucks, hemstitched to match. In Blue, Pink, Brown, Grey, and Stripe effects. From 345. 6d. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. ■ ;■ ; V ■ ' ■ C 512 MEN'S BOOTS AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES. 1 If yon have confidence in your Shoe dealer you must necesarily have confidenco m the Boots he sells you. We manufacture most of the Men's Boots we retail at from 15s. 6d. to 205., therefore we can warrant them to be tlie best that money can buy. , FOR EVERYDAY CITY WEAR THESE BOOTS WILL SATISFY MOST MEN. Men's Glace Kid Goloshed Bals,' Sewn Men's Box Calf Goloshed Bals, LeatherSoles, easy fitting, pointed or round lined, two shapes. For good solid toes, ... ... — - 15s. 6d. wear ... ; .... ; 18s. 6d. Men's Light Glace Bals, Welted Soles, Men's Box Calf Open-front Derby Bals, wide fittinc. up-to-date medium toes, . Welted Soles, tho new round too • . '• 17s. 6d. '' • 18s. 6d. Men's Glace Kid, Open-front Derby Men's Light Box Calf Goloshed Bals, \ Bals Welted Soles, the new round Welted Soles, medium and round -toe"' 18s. Bd. ■. toes. "The Beetive" ... ... 21s. COBRA POLISH, 4d! TIN, GIVES THE BEST SHINE. R HANNAH AND CO., LTD., RETAIL STORES: LAMBTON QUAY .AND CUBA STREET. ' ' CBIO THE ROYAL BRBWSSV3EAD PIANO. - THE PREMIER PIANO OF THE WORID FROM 65 GUINEAS UPWARDS. -ASH OR EAbY TERMS. CUT AS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., 118 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. . C 992 ROYALTIES ARE PAID IN GREAT BRITAIN TO THE LONDON CUTTER NOW EMPLOYED BY , D. MILLIGAN \ MERCHANT TAILUR AND BREECHES MAKER, AT THE ENGLISH TAILORING ROOMS, KfiuBURNE AVENUE. /TTHE ROYALTIES paid to him are for "tho use of his NOTABLE INVENTION for prodncJ_ j n „ riding BREECHES, which are sea.uless at the kuees, thus preventing friction when in the saddle. Equestrians are invited to place their orders with us for RIDING, Our specially attractive at present with the NOVELTIES IN SUMMER SUITINGS, which have just arrived. . C(i3'J ( A SMART APPEARANCE CHARACTERISES the man who wears the Suit we make. Brains and Skill are back ol every Suit we make. You'll appreciate tho difference between our Suits and thote made in a Factory. BRADFORD WOOLLEN CO., "THE QUALITY TAILORS," LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. C 971

qEx-FOBTH S. MACKENZIE, K BARRISTER and SOLICITOR, COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. WELLINGTON, AS. H 0 L D S H I J\ •BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, ROUTE'S BUILDINGS, FEATHERSTON AND JOHNSTON STREETS. (Second Floor), Please take lift, CSO/ "OULKLEI AND DIDSBURY, Dental Surgeons, !U WILLIS STREET. WELLINGTON. Telephone No, - 216. CGO3 HENDERSON'S ■yy EE JJ ACGB EG 0 E BUTTER-SCOTCH. "ITS AWFU' GUID." C 787 fjlHB EMPIRE HOTEL , (LIMITED), THE LEADING AND MOST CENTRAL HOTEL IH WELLINGTON, E. W. SOFEELD £Lata of CakerV Hotel, Chrintohnroh), Manager.

IN SELECTING A PIANO DON'T bo misled by tli'e appearance of the case, which in cheap and poorly-con-Etructed instruments is often meant to catch the eye of the novice, the tone being such that tho trained ear suffers untold torturo3, cvpu iq trying ii 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 the ear to please the eye. There are many makes, but few so really reliable as regards faultless construction, elegant finish, and richness of tone, 88 THE "HAAKE PIANO." BUT ONE TO-DAY. (CASH OR EASY TERMS), FROM THE AND CONTINENTAL PIANO ,KUl ° COMPANY'S, WILLIS STREET, opposite Grand Hotel. B, LEWIS, Manager. CSSI I -—■ Robert R. Richmond, c.e.. surveyor and civil engineer Barooarfs Building, Authorised by Government to Survey Native £,jd°KAI RUURL Licensed to carry out land Transfer Surrey*. C 625 MONEY TO LEND. P,. H. PUTNAM, ' SOLICITOR, Booth's Building's (First Floor), FEATHERSION STREET, WELLINGTON^