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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 495, 30 April 1909, Page 4

A GREAT ASSEMBLAGE 0 STYLISH INEXPENSIVE MILLINERY; HATS THAT ARE REMARKABLE FC THE COOD VALUE THEY REPRESENT. Here are the Hats tho woman want f everyday wear. Stylish millinery with suspicion of oleganco, just enough to di tinguish them from the common lot, and tl prices aro extremely moderate. You l cann tell whether those Hats are worth the mon< we aro asking for them or not, until you s< them. Wo know they are worth just a lftt moro than, tho marked prices. MEDIUM-SIZED HATS, charming confe tions in green, trimmed entirely wii loops of ribbon velvet, at 15/6 eaoh. SMART STRAW SHAPES, trimmed swatt of glace silk, and finished with sma wing,, at 15/6. NAVY STRAW HATS, with light drape < green glace silk, and quills across crowi at l?/6. LARGE FELT HATS, in "Merry Widow Sailor Shapes, trimmed with wings an velvet nbbon, at 17/6. STRAW HATS, in brown, with flat gTeo chiffon swathe, finished with qnil at 17/6. \ STYLISH BROWN CHIP HATS, trimme with a swathe of brown and two shade of heliotropo, at 21/MOLE SILK HATS,' smartly trimmed wit ' corded swathe of omerald glace silk, a 21/LARGE PELT " MERRY WIDOW " HATS draped.brim of two shades of. glace sill to match, wing 'at, Bide, at 21/SMART ALL-STRAW TOQUES, in the no; mob shape, finished with quill, at 25/i Kitkc&Uk ty Stains, Limited. .MONEY TO LEND. Fany Bums, on approved Freofaold Seourity, at Lowest Cnrreat Rates. Repayment by instalments con be arranged. ' 818 KENNETH DOUQLAS, , Solicitor, , Commercial Chamber*., 31 Hunter Street C 1057 QEAFOBTH S. MACKENZIE, BARRISTER AND SOLICTTOE, COLONIAL MUTUAL LITE BUILDINGS, ; CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. ' BIRTHS, MARRIAGES;AND DEATHS. MAEEIAGES. . HOLLEY-M'MANAWAY.-On April 28,190 D, at tho Basilica, by the Eev. Father Holley, brother of the bridegroom, William, second son. of the late James and Mary Holley, of Leestou, to Bridget,' fifth daughter •of tho , late John and' Bridget Mlfnnaway, of Wellington. FRANCE-HAWEEN.-On 2Gth April, at Rotorua, W. G. C. France, only son of William Hanmor France, of Warwickshire, to Mabel, daughter of Joseph Hawken, of Wicksteed Street, Wanganui. DEATH. BURDAN.-On April 29, 1909, at his late residence, Wainui-o-mata, William Burdan, husband of Anne Elizabeth Burdan, in his 52nd year. Deeply regretted. FUNERAL NOTICES. H.A.C.B. SOCIETY. ST. PATRICK'S BRANCH, No. 95. rjnHE Members of the abovo Society are reA speotfully requested to attend the Funeral of the late wife of BEO. J. J. WAJID, which ,^L leaTo tho residence, No. 17 Park Street, TO-DAY (FUIDAY), tho 30th APRIL, at Tls p.m., for tho Sacred Heart Basilica, Hill St., and thence to the Cemetery, Karori. 7781 FUNERAL NOTICE. npHE Friends of tho lato WILLIAM BUR--f DAN aro respectfully invited to attend bis Funeral, which will leave his lato residenco, Wainui-o-mata, on SATURDAY, MAY Ist, 1909 at 2.30 p.m., for the Cemetery, Wainui-o-mata' G. A. H'ILVRIDE, Undertaker, Lower Hutt.