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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 736, 8 April 1910, Page 6

KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, Ltd. * — 1 • ■ NEW SHIPMENT OF GOLF. JERSEYS AND BLOUSES. uOLF JERSEYS, in Norfolk Shape, with double-breasted revers giving almost a Russian Blouse effect, with plain bolt in heather mixtures of dark blown, and green, light green and brown, and also in white and cream. A really useful soft wrap for cold weather, and an absolute necessity for golf and out-door sports, PRICE, 245. 6d. SHE NET AND LACE BLOUSE.—Although it has had a long run, is still to tho fore this season, an'd for utility and smartness cannot bo equalled. The serviceable Japanese Silk Blouso is'also in evidence, and is worn from the simple, with its neatly tucked wcll-stitchcd fronts, costing from 13s. 6d., to tho mpro elaborato French Blouse, with its trimmings of Valenciennes Insertion, Irish Crochet and Guipure, costing anything from 355. to' 84s. & DAINTY MODEL, in Jap. Silk, has a V shaped yoke of tho now wire ground Val. Insertion joined with a narrow band of Silk, with a fancy stitch. This yoko is finished with Guipure, and at the point of tho V a large motif of Guipure. Alternate rows of Val. Insertion and finely-tucked Silk form , ; tho front of blouse, while tho yoke back has a tiny square of Insertion. The new sleeve, with its close-fitting cap at tho top arm, and puff reaching to long cuff, is also trimmed with Val. Insertion and narrow strips of Silk, . PRICE, 575. 6d. ANOTHER MODEL, in White Japanese Silk, has a prettily-shaped yoko, handworked and outlined with'Laco in scroll design. The front is trimmed with Val. Insertion and tiny, tucks, and the sleeves are trimmed in the same style, with hand-worked cuffs, PRICE, 575. 6d.' (JTILL ANOTHER OF SIMILAR DESIGN composed almost entirely of Val. Insertion and finely-tucked Silk,' the front having a handsome Guipure -motif. Sleeves of the samo design, finished with pretty Val. Insertion, PRICE, 575. 6d. less Expensive, though Very Smart and becomi.ig, are the JAPANESE SILK BLOUSES. Plain design, with alternato rows''of Hand-embroidery and Fine Val. Insertion. Small bishop sleeves,' trimmed with Val. Insertion and Hand-embroidery, . - PRICE, 425. A SMART BLOUSE, of Fine Crepe Net, has deep square yoke of plain tucked .not. The yoke is outlined with Nattier Blue Satiu Bands carried round to the sido of hlou6e, giving eton waist effect. Across tho squaro just above tho waist are folds of tho Blue Satin, and tiny buttons of the samo shade finish tho yoke. Over the shoulder there are wide pieces of Laco meeting tho Satin, and carried round to the sides, below this waistcoat effect the blouse is pouched in belt. Tho sleeves of Spotted Net are quite plain, and simply tucked, PRICE, 355. MOTHER DESIGN is of Very Fine Spotted Net, daintily tucked and trimmed with Guipure Insertion, outlined with Black Satin, and finished with Black Satin Buttons. Tho Guipure Insertion starts' from top of collar and reaching over tho shoulder half way to olbow of sleeve, giving smart plain shoulder effect, PRICE, 355. 6d. WE HOLD CONTINUALLY EXHIBITS OF THE VERY LATEST COODS,AND ASK YOUR KIND INSPECTION.

&IRKCALDIE & STAINS, Ltd.

ANOTHER WIN ! THE "CERT" FOOTBALL BOOTS. THEY CAN'T BE BEAT. bvst HE ti, CERT BALI : J 3O0 ™ are acknowledged to be the Bbbl. Ihey aro the Correct Boot for kicking, oasy to\run in, and ," your feet are' protected by the Cased Toes and Anklo Pads. - ' THE CERT FOR, SOCCER. GRTIY CHROMB English Tial-e, M'Gregur Vainp, ' Waterproof leather bole', and Buttons, lis. 6d. RUSSET CALF FOOTBALL BOOTS, Ankle Pads, Unbreakable Toes, 'jreennide Soles, 12s. 6d. ENGLISH CHHOMB FOOTBALL BOOTS, Cane Instep, Unbreakable lOCS, ; 105, y(t. RELIABLE BOOTS FOR RUCBY. £S?i? ME ' Hjrcl Box T °<*. Light Soles. Bs. 6d. ALL-BLACK CHROME, Hard Block Toes, Double Soles 9s Cd ALL-BLACK CHROME, Hard Box Toes. Double Sole?, 'lOs. 6d. ' R. HANNAH & GO., LTD., -THE' BIG SHOE AND BOOT MARTS, LAMBTON QUAY AND CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON.

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GOLFERS' FASHIONS, THE KELBURNE, A Coat designed to give the Golfer, or Sportsman, ab- , solute freedom in any position, • is ' a specialty at M^ILLIGAN'S. Another of our Novelties, - which appeals mostly to young •men, is '' THE 'VARSITY COAT, which is : all the rage at CAMBRIDGE AND -OXFORD. , The MILLIGAN MASTERPIECE as attested by LONDON ADJUDICATORS is THE "MAYFAIR" NEW STYLE EVENING DRESS SUIT. Our Address: The Largo Three-Story Building on the right in KELBURNE AVENUE. itONET TO LEND. IN any Sums on Approved Freehold Security, at Lowest Current Rate 9. .Repayment by instalments can be arranged. SIR KENNETH DOUGLAS, Solicitor, Telephone No. 31. 31 Hunter Street THE repults obtained by Advertisers in the Classified Columns of "The Dominion" are such as to confirm their belief that the paper has a wider circulation than any other daily' journal in Kew Zealand.