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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 595, 25 August 1909, Page 6

! TELEGRAPHIC AIDS. ' JVom tho moment that ho sots Gail from one port, till ho cast anchor in another, tho sailor is constantly looking out for and receiving telegrams. Church steeples and towering cliffs, floating buoys and harbour lights, beckon him forth and guido him out to sea. In mid-ocean his eyo is constantly scanning tho horizon, watching for a sister (hip, or'floathig wreck, or tho surf breaking on a rook unmapped in his chart, Tho barometer iS( for him a telegraph dial, telling by its fall of tho unwclcomo neighbourhood of tb« invisible iceberg. The plummet is a telegraphic dial, telling by its shortened i link that lanr is ahead. At mid-day tho sun telegraphs to.him his placn on tho earth's irarfftce, At midnight the Southern Cross warns him if his compass needlo is wrong, and 'all the planets helps him in his course. But why toll you this, sinoo you are not '. "a sailorP You are, however, interested in telegraphio aids in your daily life, and KirkjCaldie's advertisements are daily telegrams announcing to yon where and how it is possible for you to spond your money to best advantage. TO-DAY, FOR INSTANCE, You wjll bo out looking at tho shop-windows, with their tempting displays, and'you will bo anxious to spend your money wisely. Don't hesitate, but make straight for \ >' Kirkcaldio'si'this being Wednesday, there are the usual special offerings for the day. Besides there is available to you tho pleasuro of seeing all the new stylos, colours, and ' , shapes sanctioned by fashion for Spring and Summor. Hundreds of ladies will to-day , ,i v * wander through this store and enjoy looking at tho new things. Others will profit by BFECIAL OFFERING FOR TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY). ' > Tie Fancy Section provides three particularly attractive Bargains for Wednesday ■hoppers. la-in. PIECE LACES in white and Paris shades, ' I Worth 3si lid, 4s. lid., 6s. 6S. a yaid. To-day Is. 6d., Is. lid., 2s. lid. '-" $5 PIECES BLACK NET VEILING, plain or spotted, Worth Is. 6d., is Bd., Is. lid. a yard. , l ' > To-day Is. a yard. 600 YARDS COLOURED RIBBONS, plain and fancy, „ , . ■' ' , Price To-day 6d. a yard. '■.'■'. I 1 '- ,— THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN CONTINUOUSLY FROM 9 a.m. TO 6 p.m. TOi DAY AS USUAL. 1i * i / '■". . KJRKCALDIE ; & STAINS," Ltd.

" '" - ' ' ' ,THE "BURT" SHOE ~ v . , ' FOR WOMEN. f ' You know "BURT" Shoes by reputation, wo would like'you to know » them by experience. They look well. They fit well. They sell well, and, like ,c)d friends, they wear well. They make friends, and hold them too, for the • well as tho oc-m »d ' ' ' FINEST NEW YOEK FOOTWEAR. NEW STYLES JUST ARRIVEfI. THEBMARTE3T'WE HAVE SEEN. - • . ' "•' / ■ • FOR [WINTER WEAR. "■ ~'', WOMEN'S PATENT COLT GIBSON TIE SHOES, Cuban,heels, large eyelets, 235,>6d. , ■ ! WOMEN'S TAN RUSSIA CALF GIBSON TIE SHOES, round toes, welled, 235. 6d. • , WOMEN'S GLACE KID OXFORD TIES, welted or pump soles, 235. 6d, WOMEN'S GOLDEN BROWN KID OXFORD TIES, ropnd toes, welted, 235. 6d. WOMEN'S PATENT COLT BLUCHER BALS., dnll kid tops, welted sqles, 265. 6d. ' WQMEN'S BRAZIL KJD BUTTON BOOTS, full round toes, welted, 26s 6d. • - WOMEN'S GOLDEN BROWN KID BALS.,large eyelets, 265, 6d. WQMEN'S TAN RUSSIA CALF'BALS., pprforated golosh," pique toes, 265. 6d. , ' WOMEN'S GLACE KID BALS., extra wide, featherweight'soles, 255. , OLD LADD3S' KID BUTTON BOOTS, square to<4, very, easy fitting, IJSs. A ' OUR GUARANTEE GOES WITH EVERY PAIR. ' R. HANNAH & CO.,'LTD. LAMBTON QUAY AND CUBA STREET. ' ' ' ' csio THE ARRIVAL OF A CHOICE SHIPMENT of SPRING SUITINGS recently purchased in the WEST END (THE CENTRE ' OF FASHION) is the reason for • •/ MR. D. .MILLIGAN ■ ' raake AN EABLY CALL 0F , ' DISTINCT NOVELTIES for this season should create a quick demand from those Gentle- » men who want Clothes UP-TO-DATE. _ e THERE !S A RECIPE. THERE is a Recipe for GOOD TAILORING that We'abrie possess. ' Our Tailors work from it, and all their skill is devpted to niajring your Suit perfect from every standpoint. When we delayer your Suit we are by no means done. We want „YQTJ to be satisfied and, unless yon say tho Suit is better than any you have had, WE are npt satisfied. * w», ' v ppiCES ARE THE uSUAL ONES/ ' BRADFORD WOOLLEN CO., . ,1 ' "THE QUALITY TAILORS," , LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. C 971 , B A R T L, E T T, Tel "* PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER, ' 10 WILLIS STREET (Between Grand Hotel and Carroll's), and at AUCKLAND.

- ' THE KING. OF TABLE WATERS. QILVER AND FANCY ENAMEL •' '"' Mth,aa4 In Great Variety. , ; B tra;VWA UI ' Pendants, 3s. 6d. ( ss. 6i, 6a. 6d, I . NATURAL Brooches 35., 3s. 6d., ii 94 j MINERAL WATER. ZZ^t'^^ 2f* ftMfW £ M. HEINEMANN si &^ T. fad W. YpONG, WelUngton Apejita, , WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, ' _, Telephone 190. 108 Willis Street FIRST DISPLAY CRESCENT TEA ' ' SPEAKS FOE ITSELF. W™ SPRING • MILLINERY Md - ,ON VIEW IS MVED BY All , ' - I mT ™ P HO WROOMB, LADES, 'MRS. MATHEWSON'S. Hannah's BuildingH, „ „ 268 LAMBTON QUAY. ' CKffl _ L ONBON AND UNOASBmB FIRB "°"* *- i INSURANCE COMPANY, PIRE. UARJNE* AND ACCIDENT. BUILDINGS, , . HUNTER STREET. Seenrity to Polleyholdew ...' #,430,00?. r MONEY TO LEND. . ' llwtsantfle and EreiT Other DwarioHon »' T N *"? Bums, on Approved Freehold Beenrjtj, EWt Undertaken at Loweet Current Eatea -«• at Lowest Current Kates. ~ __ Repayment by Instalments can bo qrrangod. _, . .'.'.' 818 KENNETH DOUGLAS, glial Ageate- Solicitor. jpp§TON Alio CO, &m, Wcaastaa. | H»< » « B»a(M Bft«t