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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 428, 10 February 1909, Page 6

WAY AND THREE MOHE DAYS TO GET IN YOUR SHARE OF BARGAINS.

THE GREAT EXPANSION SALE CLOSES ON SATURDAY, FEB. 13, AT 1 P.M.

«. -l OTr s ' an< * we cau no moro t l lall warn yon °* t ' le approaching end. Under no circumstances can thoro bo any extension of tho sale, for tho builders aro waiting to begin demolishing the old promises, and wo must move into «ttnew buddings forthwith. Tho hargams aro big, bright, and inviting, and they are bettor worthy of attention now than at tho

> A VERY SPECIAL OFFER. 100 ETON COSTUMES, in twoedo, cloths, serges, ,and luatres, in black, navy, green, and light and dark grey coats 'lined Bilk or Italian cloth, skirts lined linenotte, Regular Prices, 59/9, 67/6, 84/-, 105/Cleanng at 29/6 l > CLEARANCE OF TWEED COSTUMES. SMART COSTUMES, hip coati: and skirts, in black and navy tweeds; many coats silk-lined, and all costumos lined throughont, Regular Prices, 69/6, 73/6, 84/-, 39/6 ' ,". ' Clearing Price, 49/6 T .TWEED COSTUMES, .long fitting,.and long basque coats; cos- , s tujnes lined Bilk, in. light and dark tweeds, , ' " , Usually £6/6/- and £7/7/- -_^^ , : Clearing at 84/- ■ TWEED COSTUMES, threo-quartor length fitting coats, lined throughout; jn black and , navy tweeds, Regular Prices, 69/6, 79/6, 84/-, 105/- __ Clearing at v 39/6 and 49/6 CLOTH AND TWEED COSTUMES, with fanoy coats, trimmed and lined with silk, Regular Prices, 84/-, 105/-, to £7/17/6 eaoh 1 ' Clearing at 21/- each , 'FLANNEL COSTUMES/in light grey, unlined, hip-fitting and sao shapes, Regular Prices, 47/6, 49/6 Clearing at 29/6 CREAM SERGE COSTUMES, well out and full skirts, lined throughout, arid daintily trimmed, .- > < ■ . Regular Prices, 59/6,, 69/6 Clearing at 35/6 CREAM SERGE ETON COSTUMES, very smart, Regular Prices, 84/-, 94/6, to £8/8/Salo Prices, 49/6, 63/-, 73/6 THERE MUST BE AN ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE OF WALKING SKIRTS. . .WALKING SKIRTS, in black cloth ,and serge, ' ' " Regular Prices, 8/11, 9fll, 10/11 each , ' . Clearing'at 5/11 each .WALKING SKIRTS, in .black cloth and serge, ' , ' ' Regular , Prices, 10/11, 12/11, 14/11 each Clearing at 8/11 each .WALKING SKIRTS, in black and navy serge, and pirle-finished cloth, _ • ' Regular Prices, 15/11 to 18/11 ■ ■„,„, ■ Sale Prices, 13/11 .WALKING SKIRTS, in navy and black sergo and lustre, ' . ' Regular Prices, 19/11 and 25/6 ' Clearing at 15/6 .WALKING SKIRTS, in black serge, Regular Prices, 21/-, 25/6 Sale Prioe 17/6 .WALKING SKIRTS; in black and navy serge, plain and pleated, ■Regular Prices, 25/6, 29/6 each Clearing at 21/- each .WALKING SKIRTS, in black serge, pleated,, ; ' . t , Regular Prices, 32/6, and 35/6 ' Clearing at -25/6 ' (WALKING SKIRTS, in good quality'black serge,' plain and pleated, ' . , Regular Prices, 39/6 to 67/6 . ■ Clearing at 29/6 DRESSY 6KIRTS, in best quality black sorgo and oloth, Regular Prices, 49/6, 59/6 Sale Price, 39/6 WALKING SKIRTS, in black and navy serge, smartly shaped and strapped, extraordinary values; ' Regular Price, 31/6 Clearing at 23/6

KIRKCALBIE & STAINS, LTD.

■'AT, OXJR REMOVAL SALE. MEN'S' 120 ° P * IRS T0 BE CLEAnEt ?' iHi V ii) ¥i "VTi A V Boots that wo oall'' everyday " lines, because xj v XJM.V x sjjx. jl they aro m 6Uch constant demand. The I trouble is we are and must make "■ill ■ a clearance prior to removal. ',-, , AT GREATLY REDUCED, PRICES. BOOTS THAT EVERY 'MJSN WANTS/ BOOTS THAT HOST MEN MUST HAVE. ■ BOOTS THAT TJSTJALLT ITETCH FULL PRICES. nrn PAIRS MEN'S CHEOME GOLOSEED BALS., Straight Caps, Sewn fiQ\3 Solea. Usnally lls. 6d. Sale Price, 83. lid. AK(\ PAIES MEN'S CHROME GOLOSHED BALS., Sewn Soles. Our own • 3cDU inako. Usually 12s. 6d. Salo Price, 10s. 9d. . X(\(\ PAKS MEN'S CHROME GOLOSHED BALS., Leather Lined, Best OUU Quality., Usually 14s. Gd. Sale Price, lls. 9d. , J , x ALL SHAPES. ALL'SIZES. When ordering by mail add Is. pair for postage. - R. HANNAH &-CO:, LTD. . RETAIL STORES! LAMBTTON QUAY AND CUBA STREET.

TO MAKE DRESS SUITS OR FROCK SUITS '' . ■ ," " . EXPEET WOEKMEN ABE EEQTJIEED. I employ quite a largo Staff, whose time and skill is devoted to this special work. '! ' ' D.'MILLIGAN, '.~ > .' i MERCHANT TAILOE and BREECHES' MAKES, - - , KELBTJENE AVENUE. ' i C 1026 -'■ ii ii —-—r: ; TAILORING IS, OUR HOBBY! XJPTE know how to work the snap and the stylo, into your Suit that will make 'you say, ,I i "Just what I -wanted." ' We've been doing it for years, and onr hand hasn't lost its cunning. Do we make your . Beits? - ' i 80s. TO OEDEIt. . ' v BRADFORD 1, WOOLLEN CO., '"THE QUALITY TAILOES," . 3 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. J ; ' C 971 ' , .W.' H, BARTLETT, PHOTOGBAPHEE (Of Auckland), For "INDIA PROOF" PORTRAITS. STUDIOS: 10, WILLIS, STEEET, WELLINGTON. (Between Carroll's and Grand Hotel). ■ TeL 1233, - ' • CllOO

' tfHOSE WHO SUFFER • PEOM WEAK DIGESTION. - And, thoso who are weary, run-down, end 'debilitated ahould drink regularly 'i'HOil. BON AND CO.'S Sparkling - WAI-RONGOA MINERAL WATERI Nature's best and safeit romedy'for etomaohiotroubles. It is guaranteed to relieve plethora, stimulate digestion, -and enable the hooiaa organism to resist disease. A grand tonio, it's better than foreign waters., It is delightfully crisp and pleasant to the palate, fall o! "life" and 6parkle, and inJtantly refreshes one. 'Mixed perfectly with milk, wines, »les, and spirit*. ' Charged only with KATUUAL GAB. ' T. and W. YOUNG, Wellington Agents. ClOl2 SEAFOBTH a MACKENZIE, BAEEISTEE AND BOLICITOB. COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS. CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. WELLINGTON. A WELLS NEWTON • (Late of Eichmond and Newton), 6UBVEYOB AND CIVIL ENGINEEB, 15S LAMBTON QUAY. ' Telephone 2255. ' . CB5l HOGGABD AND PBOU SE, AECHITECTS, ■ ' UNION BANK OF AUSTEALIA ' ' BUILDINGS, HUNTEB STBEET. ' . . MONEY TO LEND. ,TN any gums, on approved Freehold Security, 11 ' at Lowest Current Bates. i Repayment by instalments can be arranged. , 818 KENNETH DOUGLAS, Solicitor, Cwunereial Chambers 31 Hunter Bfcrwt ' Q057

CATEEING. - WH. PHLLP, Baker, Pastrycook, and • Caterer, 79 Willis Street (next Begg's), is prepared to undertake all manner of Catering fur Weddings, Parties, Suppers, Dances, eio., at most reasonable rates. Quotations given. Strictest attention. Mono but the beat tn the'way of Pastry. Afternoon Tea a speciality. Cbil ICE CHESTS. ICE CHESTS. Also AIRTIGHT SHOW CASES. MAX ■'KEBISSIG. Little Taranaki .Street. 'Phono 2499. • C 1034 rpHE NEW COMMEECIAL HOTEL, JL LAMBTON QUAY GEO. PINNOCK ... Proprietor. ' (Lato Trooadero.) Wellington's Latest and Most Up-to-date Hostelry. Very central. One minute irom Wharves and General Post Office. House new. Furniture new. Everything new. Passenger lift. Every room lit by olectncity. The Chef de Cuisine is a first-class man, under special contract to the management, and guests favouring this hotel with their patronage are assured tho Bill-of-l'are will bo of tho very best. Tariff, from Bs. per day. Midday Lunch, 12 to 2 p.m., Is Gd. Breakfast, from G. 30 a.m. Motor cars for hire, experienced drivers, charges reasonable, long or short journeys. House open to gucßts from 0 a.m. to midnight. Day and I Night Porter. Propnetor-GEO. PINNOCK. CIOO2 EMPEBE HOTEL, WILLIS AND VICTOEIA STBEET9, rrVHIS Hotel is now in a position to offer -a. special advantages and inducements to those requiring Permanent Accommodation. Convenient arrangements can also bo made for Board only during the Holiday Season. Separate Suites of Rooms for Families.. MES. V. POOL, Proprietress. Bos 88S, TeL Uβ, CJO6O