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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 571, 28 July 1909, Page 6

' K^fecaMle y s Half-Yearly . Sale , - - Begins To-Bay (Wednesday) - at 9 a«m» .".■'■. . • ~ ' 1 THERE WILL BE A BIG RUSH OF EAGER BARGAIN-SEEKERS, AND WE ADVISE EVERYONE TO COME AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE. NEVER IN THE WHOLE , HISTORY 'OF THIS STORE HAVE WE BEEN ABLE TO OFFER SUCH A WIDE RANGE OF BARGAINS-AND BARGAINS MORE PRONOUNCED ' THAN EVER . BEFORE. WE HAVE MADE COMPLETE PREPARATIONS FOR HANDLING A BIG ' ' .; ' ■ ' CROWD OF CUSTOMERS, AND, WITH THE INCREASED ACCOMMODATION, THERE SHOULD BE NO CRUSHING OR INCONVENIENCE. GOODS BOUGHT AT SALE PRICES MUST BE PAID FOR IN CASH ON OR BEFORE DELIVERY. NO GOODS PURCHASED DURING THE SALE CAN BE i EXCHANGED OR TAKEN BACK INTO STOCK. COIIE EARLY, COME WITH YOUR CASEf, AND- YOU'WILL . SECURE BARGAINS THAT WILL DELIGHT YOU. ■ ' KIRKCALDIE, &• STAINS, LIMITED.

~ , '- '' ?,'-/ LADIES' > A STOUT WINTER FOOTVPAR. IN APPEARANCE-STYLISH.' , . /„, JN WEAR- T SERVICEABLE. I" «" FOOTGEAR BUILT TO PREVENT THE EVIL OF DAMP FEET. ' ] ' WINTER •BfaOTS4P o^tM| ' ' 'TA-nnwßTffflT BOX CALF "WALK- ' LADIES'STRONG GLACE KID LACE lU ING sffi large eyelets,round ' , BOOTS, kid caps, round toes, stout jr"' Pnfmn heels 10s 6d. ■ double soles; 12s. d(t r"*- riITTTS' ' STOUT * KID DERBY • LADIES' STOOT; TAN KID BLUCHER , SHOES,'patent caps, donble soles,, BALS., winter weight, lO und toes, ' • rouid toes,- Cuban heels, 12s. Gd. ' medium and r wido iitting, 14s. Cd..,■ . , LADS' TAN WILLOW CALF GIB- , LADIES'-BOX CALF, LACE BOOTS, ' ' ' TIE .SHOES,, broad laces, leather lined, strong double solos, ! stout soles, round toes, lis 6d. easy walking boots, 17s. Gd. . ' • T AMIES' BOX . CALF OXFORD LADIES' TAN WILLOW CALF LACE 1 ' SHOES double soles, hand-sewn BOOTS, hea-.y stitvhed double soles, ' , , principle, I'Tho Bective," 17s. Gd. ' "The Bective" make, 21s. 1 ;> - SEHSIBLE FOOTWEAR FOR SLUSHY WEATHER. ' \ -\ - ■ ■.' R • HANNAH & CO.', Lib. ■ X , ' :\ " THE BIG MARTS. ' ' ; ' ; .. ■ l '' ''i ,• LAMBTON QUAY AND CUBA STREET. y*' "r: .•.-,,„ ,b. MiLMGAN,v ; • >' .. ! ' ,' KELBURNE AVENUE. ' OTOT3 MAN OF CULTIVATED- TASTE, whose ideas of diess are based upon a knowledge of style and good finish, will find tailoring at D. MILLIGAN'S ROOMS exactly to ' J FOE'THIS SE4SON a Very.Fine Variety of London Suit Novelties has just been landed, ' and a visit of 'inspection is cordially invited. Visitors will bo welcomed whether it is their , < ' intention to buy, or merely to see what is new. r CIO2G | , ENTHUSIASTS© SERVICE!, / , ! rUTTE are Tailoring Enthusiasts. We go carefully over our Large Rango of Patterns with W .you, suggest tho coat design and the cut of trousers best suited to your figure. The ' result is a Distinctly Individualistic Suit that reflects tho good taste of tho wearer. I ' ■ BRADFORD WOOLLEN €0., ( "THE QUALITY TAILORS," ' LAMBTON QDAY, WELLINGTON. ( ' . C 971 ! !'B-ART LBT T, '- '■ PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER, ! . ''• 10 WILLIS STREET (Between Grand Hotel and Carroll's), and at AUCKLAND. v , I -THE KING OF TABLE WATERS. - ' The Water that gives yon health and keeps yon healthy. < ' "WAI-RONGOA" CRESCENT TEA ' ' NATURAL SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. ' i I And -'.MINERAL WATER, is loved by all - Drink it % as often as yon TAnma ! can. lfs good for you. JjAUlhb. * T. and W. YOONG, Wellington Agents. \ ! " ' ClOl2 _- — C 1263 HS P E A R,' M. P. 0. C, , * - DR. OF OPTICS, ] ~ " [ EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, ' -OPENING SALE. I Dptical Parlors— .. \ '7 WILLIS STREET, KING'S CHAMBERS, „ i / WELLINGTON, N.Z. . igPECIAL LINE of 50 DOZEN CHILDREN'S 'A Large Stock of Optical Goods carried, also\ MILLINERY, Smart, New Goods, ClearSpeaking Trumpots y and Instruments to Im- Jng at Js ls lld> 2s M _ and 3s M> J ' P Thono 6 KG™' • CHOI ' Worta 10s. Gd. and 20s. each. \ AXEL HOLTZ (Tol. 2006). N _ MASSEUR AND MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN MRSi MA THEWSON'S, (Lato Masseur of N.Z. Government at Rotorua). _ (New Address), * Ladies attended by MISS AULD (Tol. 2084), , HANNAH'S BUILDINGS, MAS T f^ ttt . t „a„ w 266 LAMBTON QUAY. C 1265 123 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. N niK Mr. Hoby's Dentist Building. ' ~ fire M. HEINEMANN LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE -\ INSURANCE COMPANY. ' Successor to Alfred Nicol, , ' WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER. ! FIRE. MARINE. AMD ACCIDENT. ™ WILLISJTEEET. Security to Policyholders ... .£4,430,000. injAMOND RINGS-I am showing a very . 3J> Choice Selection, mounted in various up- . , to-date styles; my long connection with the ■ Morcantilo and Every Other Description ot who ] csa i e business has enabled me to obtain Risk Undertaken at Lowest Current Kates. Bjonto of tho nnoit quality at first hand, ' whilst tho mounting iS"dqne in the best possible manner.' Chief Agents- • p r ; ce3 will Satisfy 'Every Purchaser. «-.r*™™™ ~mm LED. JffiUiKtoa.' HEW GOODS m aIJL'LJJ^,^^^mxJ% MM