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THE BUSINESS POLICY. Extreme profit-making ia not tho policy of this''Store';''it is our business to givo yon good value, to supply you with the merchandise you need at reasonable prices. And this is merely a sound business policy for which we can no crcdit, except tho credit of recognising its value and acting upon it. Experience 'has proved to lis that it is not the purchases of the casual customers, much as we valuo those, that help to build tip a big store with a big business. It is the regular trade of. a largo numbor of regular customers that counts. If we failed to please our customers! wo should loso them, and the fact that this store is expanding and extending its operations is proof of its achievements in value-giving. Como when you will, at any hour of tho business day, and you will find this Store filled with wide-awako shoppers — men and women who have almost an export's knowledge of valuo. Wo bolicve in value-giving, for it draws customers and gives pleasure and satisfaction to those who como here. EVENING- GOWNS AND WRAPS. Special attention has been given to securing a very choice lot of Evening and Dinner Gowns, and the garments' that we aro now showing are positively exquisite, and a great deal inore stylish than those shown in any previous season. The Direetoire and scmi-Directoire styles lend themselves to effective treatment for Ball and Dinner Gowns, and the most graceful and becoming toilettes are now shown. The prices are very reasonable, and we, therefore, anticipate a quick sale for these goods. [WHITE SATIN CLOTH EVENING GOWN with , sleeves and chemisette of white tucked net embroidered in' gold, Empire skirt with self straps crossing and'fastening on the vest. A very unique gown. At £5 18s. 6d. PRINCESS EVENING GOWN in black chiffon taffeta, with trimmings of chiffon, and black and gold galon, self girdle, ... At £4 18s. 6d. BROWN SATIN DINNER GOWN, with vest of pale blue tucked silk, high neck and long sleeves. Direetoire style, At £6 6s. PRINCESS EVENING GOWN of maize colour taffeta, vest of blended white and Paris net and insertions, long gauged sleeves, Bkirt with broad pleat ,back and front, trimmed self buttons and ruchings, V.'.'.T At £7 7s. CINNAMON BROWN NET GOWN posed on white' glace silk, vest of cream guipure and white chiffon, girdle and trimmings of white satin,. At £8 Bs. ELABORATE EVENING GOWN in eau de nil chiffon taffeta.; handsomely trimmed with white Irish lace, with touch of gold thread on bodice, At £9 19s, 6d. ■ ' . ' .V ' :'in ' 1 CHARMING. EVENING GOWN in peach coloured satin charmeuse. JTho skirt is high ' and draped at side, top of bodioe is decorated with gold tinsel embroidery, girdle of self falls from left shoulder; lined silk, ' •' At £10 10s. '( ' ■ . v.'. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, Ltd. NEW : WINTER SLIPPERS, JUST FRESH FROM THE MAKERS. Yes! We have almost an entirely new' stock—rver'y . few of last \ year's lines left. If you want a GOOD PAIR of WINTER SLIPPERS, come to us, because we give the Best Value in Town,-and have . THE LARGEST STOCK TO SELECT FROM. ■ Girls' Coloured Felt Slippers, 'all sizes; 1/-, 1/6,. 2/-. ;• ~ Women's Black or Coloured Felts, Soft Sole's, 1/3 and 1/il. 1 Women's Coloured Felts, with Felt and Leather Soles, 2/6. Women's Coloured Felts, with sewn leather soles, 2/11. ' Women's Check Felts, with felt and cord soles, 3/6. Women's Arctic Felts, with Turnover Collar, 4/6. ". Women's Velvet One-bar Shoes, with high heels, 4/6. . Women's Pale Blue, Sage, or Crimson Boudoir Slippers, 3/11. Women's Arctic Felt Buckle Boots,-very cosy, 6/6. Men's Arctic Felt Slippers, . F. and L. Soles, 4/6, 5/6, 6/6. Men's Arctic Felt Buckle' Boots, F. and L. Soles, 7/6. THE BEST ENGLISH AND' CONTINENTAL 'MAKES. R. HANNAH-& C 0.," LTD. RETAIL STORES: LAMBTON QUAY AND CUBA STREET. , ■ ' ..... CBIO /]PHE CHOICEST COLOURS, THE FINEST PATTERNS obtainable from London, Scotch, ■'uL' and Irish Houses are being displayed it THE ENGLISH TAILORING ROOMS, • IN KELBURNE AVENUE. . *' Gentlemen favouring us with their orders are assured of Style, Fit, and Finish enual to the Best West-End Standard. ' , D. MILLIGAN, .. ; MERCHANT TAILOR AND BREECHES MATTRR.. d IOO MAKE A NOTE OF THIS! \Wfii are specialising on HAND-SEWN SuITS at LOW PRICES, and want you to remember ;ITT that our Suits are the BEST you can buy. We lead in tailoring, and can fit a suit to your figure, and suit your taste. BRADFORD WOOLLEN CO., "THE QUALITY TAILORS," 361 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. ,For the FINEST PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK IN THE DOMINION. ' STUDIOS: " iW.v'H. BARTLETT, (And at AUCKLAND). {THREE NEW PROCESSES: "INDIA PROOF," "MONOCHROME," and "MEZZOTONE" Tel. 1233. . (Registered). CllO

•■THOSE WHO SUFFER 'FROM WEAK DIGESTION, And those who aro weary, run-down, and debilitated should. drink regularly I'HOII. bU.s Co.'a Sparkling WAI-KONGrOA ... MXJN'EIiAL WATER! NatureVbest and safest remedy.forstoinachio troubles. It is guaranteed to relieve plethora, stimulate digestion, and enable the human organism to resist disease. A grand tonic, it's better than foreign waters. It is' delightfully crisp and pleasant to the palate, full of "life" and sparkle, aud instantly refreshes one. Mixes perfectly with •'milk, wines, ales, and spirits. Charged only with-NATURAL GAS. • T. and W. YOONG, Wellington Agents. ClOl2 CATERING. WH. PHILP, Baker, Pastrycook, and • Caterer, 79 Willis Street (next Bcgg's), is propared to undertake all manner of Catering for Weddings, Parties, Suppers, Dances, etc., at most reasonable rates. yuotationj given. Strictest attention. None but the best in the way of Pastry. Afternoon Tea u epeciolity. , C 847 HONEY TO LEND. iTN any sums, on approved Freehold Security, UL at Lowest Current Rates. Repayment by instalments can be arranged, SIR KENNE'I'II DOUGLAS, Solicitor, Commercial Chambers, ill Huntar Street C 1047 AXEL HOLTZ (Tel. 2008), Masseur and medical electrician (Late Masseur of N.Z. Government at Rotorua). ladies by MISS AULD (Tel. 2981), MASSEUSE. 123 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON, Cllls Mr. Hoby'B Dentist Building, EOGGARD AND PROUSE, ARCHITECTS, , ONION BANK OF AUSTRALIA BUILDINGS, HUNTER STREET.

mHE NEW COMMERCIAL HOTEL, , LAMBTON QUAY. GEO. PINNOCK ... ' Proprietor. Wellington's Latest and Most Up-to-date Hostelry. Very central. One minute from Wharves and General Post,Office.House new. Furnituro new. Everything new. Passenger lift. Every room lit by electricity. The Chef de t Cuismo is a first-class man, under special contract to the management, and guests favouring ' ™ • r? 1 Wlth ,, tl " ilr Patronage are assured the i Bill-ot-Fare will -bo of the very best .Tariff, from Bs. per. day. Midday Lunch 12 t to 2 p.m., ls.-fGd. Breakfast, from 8.30 am Motor cars^for.. hire, .experienced drivers' charges reasonable, long or short journevs' House open to guests from 6 a.m. to midnight" Day and Nisht Porter. ' Proprietor—GEO. PINNOCK. cioos ! , EMPIRE HOTEL. WILLIS AND VICTORIA STREETS. THIS HOTEL is now in a position to offer special advantages and inducements to those requiring Permanent Accommodation. ' Convenient arrangements can also be made for Board only during the Holiday Season. Separate Suites of Rooms for Families, MRS. F. POOL, Proprietress. Box 385. Tel. 196! . C 1069 TJULKLEY AND DIDSBURY, Dental Surgeons, 91 WILLIS STREET,. WELLINGTON. Telephone No. 216. . CSC3 ' f-IECIL GOULTER. SOLICITOR, V N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS, ( LAMBTON QUAY. Money to Lend on Freehold, Leasehold, and Chattel Securities at - from •£6 per cent. ' CIIIQ H- S P'E AR, M. P. 0. c., • DR. OF OPTICS, EYESIGHT SPECIALIST. Optical Parlors— .7 WILLIS STREET, KING'S CHAMBERS, ' WELLINGTON, N.Z. A Large Stock of Optical Gcods carried, also Speaking Trumpets and Instruments to Improve the Hearing. "" j .'Phono m cuo*