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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 911, 2 September 1910, Page 4

Kk'kcaidk $i Stains, Limited, SUMMER FABRICS. A FASCINATING EXHIBITION OF LICHT AND DAINTY FABRICS. ■Tho showing of light filmy fabrics at Kirkcaldio's further tends to emphasise the pre-eminence of the Store. Eyery worthy weave finds full representation in .the great gathering of Summer Fabrics, and', the jprices ' are very triQing. Here'are some more of them :— MERCERISED SHANTUNG LINEN, 28in. wide, in thirty different colours, At 10d, a yard. "LINENE,"Mooks like linen; in plain colours and self stripes;, 19 differ- , ent- shades, At IOJd. a yard! •PLAIN COLOURED LINENE, 34in. wide, in twenty-three different shade 3, ; At 9Jd a yard. MACLAREN ZEPHYRS, 31in. wide, in . ; fancy stripes, in fifteen . different colours, * At lid. a yard. MACKINLEY ZEPHYR, 31in. wide,, in :.' fancy, stripes', in twenty different ■: shade's) ■'.•..■ ,At 10d. a yard. MACGREGOR STRIPED ZEPHYRS, 30in. -wide, in thirty Uifferent col- ...■■■ ours, ■■':.' .;•.'■ At 8-Jd. a yard. SELF-STRIPED ZEPHYRS, in aew and Jashionable. shades, guaranteed to wash'well;, 28in...wide, - ' . :--■■. ■, At 7id. a yard. COTTON SHANTUNG, 28in! ''wide, in' " pink, saxe blue; heliotrope, ame- .: ■■ ': . thyst, brown, electric, turquoise, ~ navy, .vieux rose, ' : myrtle, .wine, ■• golden brown; cream, and white, , -.-■■■■ ■ v : .■:■" .At 9Jd. a yard. GENUINE HARRISDERWENT LINENS, one yard wide, in biscuit, : , heliotrope, brown, violet, reseda, : ' vieux rose, sky blue, navy, electric, drab, grey, steel, amethyst, pink, •.- golden-brown, , paon, : green, and , rose, - . ■•' .At 3s. 3d. a yard. , SILK; AND-FLAX LINENS.—The novelty.of thei season.. In. twenty different plain fashionable colours; 30in. wide,. ■ . At 3s. 9d. a yard. "ZENITA" DRESS LINENS, in new . ,'. self stripes, in pink, . vieux rose, ; ,g re y> biscuit, sky, brown, amethyst, '. . ..-'electric', reseda, mole,. moss, navy, ;?. white, cream, and black, -.'■ '-.' ■ / ■■';;■'■■: V; ■- :'; -- ; At..'2s. 9d. a yard! IC&kcaldie; &; Stains, ' , Limited.

LONDON/ and LANCASHIRE ■,:;■; -insurance; company. •■-■.•'■ ; 'FlßE.—Lowest Bates and Prompt .-.'■- , settlements.- . '.'-■'' ' , MARINE.—AII Classes covered, inolud- :' .•"-•' ing Personal' Luggage, against All ■: y ; Risks. • : ;;,V.. -...': .:.'. : ACCI DENT. — Employers' Liability .'• - : •'. . and a Most Liberal - Personal Accident Policy, including a List : . . of Diseases. .... ~ ... SECURITY to 'Policy-holders, .£4,812,381. Full. Information-can be Obtained at V JOHNSTON AND;QO., LTD., , •CHIEF.AGENTS AND v .ATTORNEYS. ; ■ .. . '.. -v. ■■'.'. : DEFECTIVE, EYpSiaHT. > Mr, ERNESf.M. SANDSTEIN, ':.■■ .- : D;8.0.A.,'F.S M.C. (London), : > ■■ :':■■ :■■[■ ■■"•;:'' OPTICIAN,HAS. Opened Sight-testing Parlours, fitted with every modern .appliance, at, 348 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINU CON (Upposito Bank of New Zealand), and may ,■■■■• now.be consulted on ail cases."of' , . defective, .eyesight remediable , by' ■ , glasses..": ■■' .':'■■''' ;■, '.■•, : : ■: .' ■ Kf teen yeafs'..English and Colonial' . .■''■■.. ■■■'■'■'■.'■. Bxperienoi).--■■'.'.'■■•■ . ~.;.. -.■',■ ; Telephone 3235. .■ .-Wellington and Ckristchurch. ; PHOENIX JEBATED : -WATER COM- ■:" PANY, LIMITED. ■■ SPECIALLY Prepared Soda'. Water lor , Invalids.: .'Phonej 880. ' Daily. De•liveries ■'■•"'/.' ■ ■•,■ ' '"' ■ DA Y'S BAY HO USE. DAY'S BAY, WELLINGTON. BEST SEASIDE HOTEL in New Zealand'. NOW OPEN.- For Terms apply . . ' .'.■:'• MANAGER.' ~/'/' '. ! ,[A Card.]'V ■ ', ■ \ MR. A. H. ItO'iaEiVBEEG, Dental Surgeon,. Jias comiiienced Practice at 115 Ul'i'Eit WILLIS S'i'lt'KET'(Udo Y.M.C.A.'), Telopbono . . ■' _ MR. . M. J..'' C,R OMB IE, , xTA BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, ' ■'■ ■ 16 BRANDON STREET, WELLINGTON. ' MONEY TO LEND. l V ON APPROVED FREEHOLD SECU. ■BITIES at the. LOWKST RATJid ruling,in tho Dominion. Apply at once. .•■'■:' . KIRK/AND'WILSON, Solicitors, Ponama Street, ■,' . ' '■~ ■ . .Wellington. g # SPEAE, M.P.0.0., Doctor of Optics, EYESIGHT SPECIALIST. Optical. Parlours—. 7 WILLIS STREET, King's Chambers WELLINGTON.. A large stock of Optical Goods carried j also Speaking Trumpets ant 1 Instruments to improve tlie hearing. Consultation free 'Phono 2562. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS, 'MARRIAGE. WOODLEY—HALL.—On tho 30th August, 1910, at .Featherston, Albert, the second son of J. Woodley, of Carterton, to Annie Hall, oldest daughter of, Mrs. T. Lawry, Featherston. DEATH. DIMES.—On September 1, 1910, at her parents' residence, 82 Austin Street, Gladys Francos, .-eldest beloved daughter of John and Frances Dimes; aged 7i years. Private iiiterinont. ' FUNERAL NOTICES. THE Friends of tho late MR. AUGUSTUS PHILIP MASON are respectfully invited 'to nttond his Funeral, which will lcavo his residence, No. 117 Abel Smith Street, TO-DAY (Friday), 2nd September, at 2 p'clock p.m., for Karon Cemetery. J. FLYGER AND CO., Undertakers and Embalmers, 222 Cuba Street. ' Telephone 1073 (day and night),