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Kkkc&ldk & States, Limited. FLOWERS AND TRIMMINGS. A record flower season seems to bo the general opinion as regards Millinery Trimming. Roses, in the small and 'medium varieties, are expected to predominate. . i It is anticipated . that small field flowers will bo most in demand, while Marguerites, Wistaria, Sweet Pea, Snowball, May, Cornflowers, Hyacinths, Lilacs,' Stock/ Cow-slip, Forget-me-nots, Baby Roses, Poppies, Hydrangeas, Lily-of-the-valley, and flowers of this class will bo greatly used; and mixed with these flowers will be seen ornamental and coloured tints. On the Spring Models flowers are seen in profusion. Fruits, such as Cherries, Grapes, Berries, etc., are also much used. TULLES. Tulles in all shades, with black predominating, are also largely in evidence as trimming. Some of the models have swathings of mixed colours, showing in bows and technique incidental to the expert milliner. Some of the hats are entirely covered with black tulle. In some instances hats are trimmed with an inter-mixture of tulle and ribbon, producing an appreciably pleasant combination. THE NEW COLOURS. Graphites (slate blues), Silene (mulberry), and Aubo Pino (wine stains) are in strong 'evidence, and Electric Blue, Myrtil (prunollo shades), Sphinx (improved aeroplane), . and; Light Pastel Tints, with .-'Copenhagen Blue are' amongst, the favourites. Black and White and Mauve Shades are also in, evidence. If you visit our Millinery Salon , To-day or To-morrow, yqji will see everything that is • new and ■ fashionable iu Millinery. Kitkcaidie & Stains, . Limited. jjONDON and LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. FlßE.—Lowest Rates and Prompt settlements. MARINE.—AII Classes covered, including Personal Luggage, against All Risks. . ACCIDENT. -Employers' . Liability and a'Host Liberal Personal Accident Policy,, including a List • of. Diseases.. - ; . •~■ .1 SECURITY to Policy-holders, ,£4,812,381. Full Information can be Obtained at JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD., CHIEF AGENTS ,'AND ATTORNEYS, , WELLINGTON. DEFECTIVE. EYESIGHT. Mr. SANOSTEIN, D.8.0.A., F.S.M.C. (London), • OPTICIAN, HAS Opened Sight-testing Parlours,.fitted with every modern appliance, at 348 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON (Opposite Bank of New Zealand), and may ' now be consulted on all cases of defective eyesight remediable by glasses. Fifteen years' English and' Colonial Experience. . Telephone Wellington and Cliristehurch. RED MONOGRAM CIGARETTES. rjIHESE Cigarettes are Manufactured entirely by hand from the Finest Virginia Tobacco, thoroughly screened and sifted by a special process, ensuring complete absence of dust, so irritating to the throat 'and lungs.' TO BE OBTAINED FROMG. ALDQUS, TOBACCONIST, 206 LAMBTON QUAY, (Opposite Kirkcaldie and Stains.) DAY'S BAY HOUSE, DAY'S BAY, WELLINGTON. BEST SEASIDE HOTEL in New Zealand NOW UPEN. For Terms apply MANAGER. TTOGGARD AND PKuUSE, ARCHITECTS, 20 HUNTER STREET. PHOENIX iBRATED ' WATER COMPANY', LIMITED. SPECIALLY Prepared Soda Water for ■ Invalids. 'Pnoue SOU. Daily Deliveries. BULKLEY AND ■ DIDSBURY, DENTAL SURGEONS,. l±i WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Telephone No. 216. [A Card.] MR. A. H. KOTMEABERG, Dental Surgeon, has commenced Practice at 145 UI'PER WILLIS STREET k>pp. Y.M.C.AJ. Telephone 2192. .J2 g SPEAK, H.P.0.C., Doctor of Optics, EYESIGHT SPECIALIST. Optical Parlours— 7 WILLIS STREET, King's Chambers. WELLINGTON. A large stock of optical goods carried; also Speaking Trumpets ana Instruments to improve the hearing. Consultation free, 'Phone 2502. •Jl/T R. M. J. CROM BI E, ■"■""BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, ' Moorhouso and Hadfield's Buildings, 23 PANAMA STREET, WELLINGTON. T\OUGLAS, SIR KENNETH,' Solicitor, 31 Hunter Street, Money to lend in any sums, on approved freehold security, from i\ per cent. Repayment by instalments can bo arranged. STUDY the Property Market.-Tho back pago of "The Dominion" is a land and Farm Directory,