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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 398, 6 January 1909, Page 6

WOMEN'S TAN SHOES. Tan Shoes aro all tho rago this season, and the makers have produced some. exquisite footwear. Tho best sorts aro to bo soon in our Shoo Parlour. "THE NEWTON" Tan Kid Laco Shoes, narrow pump ; solos, and Cuban heels, _, At 15s. Bd. pair. "THE MELBOURNE" Tan Kid Glace Shoes, pump soles, round toes, Cuban heels,' .„,. At 15s. 6d, pair, "THE RHODA" Tan Willow Calf Dorby | Shoes, round toos, Cuban heels, At 17s. 6d. pair.' "THE FORD" Shoes, in Tan Willow Calf,' and Tan Glaco Kid,. welted and pump I soles, Cuban heels, At 19s. 6d. pair. "THE PRINCETON" Tan Kid Laco Shoes, | welted soles and Cuban heels, At 21 s. pair. "THE FLORENCE" Tan Kid Lace Shoes, narrow and broad toes, very smart and light. At 225. ed. pair. "THE KRIPPENDORF" Tan Kid Lace Shoes, pump soles, Louis heels, At 245, 6d. pair. "THE QUEEN" Tan Russian Calf Lace Shoes, welted soles, At 255. 6d. pair. "THE WESTMINSTER" Tan Glaco Kid Lace Shoes; also in Derby Shapo, At 28s. Bd. pair, | WHITE BLOUSES. These blouses aro exceptionally dainty and neat, and they aro inexpensive. The selecI tion is still remarkably good. [ WHITE MUSLIN BLOUSES, Tucked Muslin ■ Yokes, and finished with embroidery I knots, At Gs. art narh WHITE MUSLIN BLOUSE? "th yoke of I'rench Tucks, and wide mercerised embroidery insertion, collar band and cuffs to correspond, At 7s. 11d. oach. WHITE MUSLIN BLOUSES, Ticked Yoke daintily finished with ombroidery beadinir tucked cuffs, At Bs. 11d narh WHITE SILK MUSLIN BLOUSES, withf yl shaped yoke of cross tucks and embroidcry beading, kimono sleeves, tucked and | embroidered collars, At Bs. Hd. each WHITE MUSLIN BLOUSES, all-oror cmbroidery_ yoke edged with filet Valenciennes insertion.and tucks; high collai of tucked embroidery and Valenciennes insertion, At as nd **£. WHITE MUSLIN BLOUSES *£ broidery insertion and French tnrl-o!? , yoke,finished with French knots; tucked back > At 9s. lid. each. NOVELTY VEILS. .These are all the new Stylo of Veils de"Rned to bo worn loose and flowing. iW VEILS, L] yards long, with Chonillo Spot Borders; white with black spots! navy, and navy and white, At Is. aarh NEW MESH NET VEILS, with deWClienfflo Spot Borders, m Navy, Copenhagen Blue, ,moss, and black, At 3s. 3d. each! KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. MONEY TO LEND. IN any sums, on approved Freehold Security, at Lowest Current Rates. Repayment by instalments can be arranged. SIR KENNETH DOUGLAS, Solicitor, Commercial Chambers, 31 Hunter Street. C 1057 rr_E COMMERCIAL HOTEL, LAMBTON QUAY (Adjoining the Trocadero). Wellington's Latest and Most Up-to-date Hostelry. Very central. One minute from Wharves and General Post Office. House new. Furniture new. Everything new. Passenger lift Every room lit by electricity. The Chof de Uiisnie is a first-class man, under speoial contract to the management, and guests favouring this hotel with their patronage are assured the Bill-of-Fare will be of the very best Tariff, from Bs. per day. Midday* Lunch, 12 to 2 p.m., Is. 6d. Breakfast, from 6.30 a.m. Tho Proprietor will provide Motor Cars, with expe.ienced drivers, for patrons, at a very reasonable charge. House open to guests from 6 a.m to miunight. Day and Night Porter. Propnetor-GEO. PINNOCK. CIOO2 IJIHE REV. I. T. WALTON informs Parents that his Boys' Preparatory School will open at 24 Grant Road, FEBRUARY 2nd, 1909. The School has tho approval of the Governors of' tho Wellington College as a Preparatory Sohool for that College. VACANCIES FOR A LIMITED NUMBER OF BOARDERS. 9505 EMPIRE HOTEL, WILLIS AND VICTORIA STREETS. IT—IS Hotel is now in a position to offer a special advantages and inducements to those requiring Permanent Accommodation. Convenient arrangements can also be made for Board only during the Holiday Season. beparate Suites of Rooms for Families. MRS. F. POOL, Proprietress. Box 380. Tal. 198. Clofi9