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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 915, 7 September 1910, Page 4

Kitkc&Uk <§l Stains, Limited. EIDER-DOWN QUILTS. OFFERED AT ONE-THIRD OFF THE ORDINARY PRICES. TO-DAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY. • The representative of a leading British" manufacturer of Eiderdown Quilts having completed his tour of New Zealand, offered to us his complete range of Samples, AT 33* PER CENT. OFF USUAL PRICES. There were 55 Double Bed Quilts, and,. after.A carefully examining eaoh one, we took the whole parcel. These are all Samples, and were sent out so .that' they could be shown to the retailers. You may be.sure that the best work of the factory-was put into these goods, certainly our critical examination of them'failed'to discover a flaw. ~ They are >all Double Bed Quilts, and there is only one of each pattern. Quilts exactly like these,- but perhaps not so well made; will be on sale in' the retail shops of New Zealand next winter. .;. .■•'; Ypttjron't be able to buy.them then. :at the prices we.are' offering them at to-day. If you can see your way to an-, ticipa'te your wants'; we strongly advise you~to buy to-day.' s '■'-. ' The weather is cold enough at night to make an Eiderdown Quilt a welcome addition- to the ; bed-clothes. : . If you : . have made up "your 'mind to purchase, try and'come in to-day, and get; the--'best',' choice.' There are' only 55 Quilts.in the lot, and they are sure to sell. quickly.. Here' are our Special Prices:— -.■; . . 42, PLAIN DOWN QUILTS.'ior Double V; Beds, SPECIAL PRICES, 18s. lid., 21s. "..'■;' 6d., 255.-6 d., 295. 6d., 335., to .;.';,, 1075. ; 6d.;/,v .■.....■'/.".• 13 : FRILLED DOWN QUILTS, - for '.Double 1 Beds,'.-'--?! : /■'■■■ SPECIAL PRICES, 495. 6d., 605., :i?;/v,; 775;. 6d., 855.,'875. 6d., 1265. : Limited. ■ . LONDON and LANCASHIRE ;X- ; COMPANY. / ; FlßE.—Lowest.)Rates and Prompt ■'.':■;'■■■■ eettlements.',' ... ►, „, :.„„.,-.''■ . ,'. - - - - , ;U.<J b*..1l .0 .IWlH!lh[);u. ; MARINE.—AII Classes covered, includ- ■ -;' ing' Personal Luggage, against All .','■ l .':]'. ,Bisks. ~_, ;.•■;.., ■'-...,;., ':.:'■■ ACCI DENT. — Employers' Liability and a Most : Liberal .Personal ; Accident Policy, including a List '■■„■'.,.'." of Diseases. . ..-. SE CU RITY to Policy-holders, ,£4,812,381. i Full Information '■',can be Obtained at AND CO., LTD.; ; CHIEF AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS. ■"-'.,.- ' WELIJN3TON; .; | -DEFECTIVE EYESIGHT, ;.'/ Mr. ERNESC M. SANQSTEI/J, D.8.0.A., ■'F.S'M.C. (London), OPTICIAN, H' AS" Opened Sight-testing'.Par-lours, fitted 'vith overy modern 'appliance, at 348:; LAMBION • : UUAY,. WELLINU iON (Opposite .Bank' of New Zealand), and may - now be consulted on all cases of defective eyesight remediable by . ''glasses... •* : ■ -.. ' I'itteen years' English and Colonial '•'■ '•''■■■' Experienca. '•• • ; Telephone 3235. ',-. Wellington and. Christchurch. PHOENIX' ABATED WATER COMPAN*. UMITED. '...-■'. SPECIALLY Prepared Soda Water lor ~, Invalids. 'Phone 880. .Daily Deliveries ■.'■-'■• "■'.-''■ _. DA Y'S BAY, /HO US E. DAY'S BAY, WELLINGTON.! BEST SEASIDE MOTiiL in'lNew iJealand. NOW OPEN. For Ternis' apply, i ■,;•■':/ ■ . ';':;+i iiANAGEB,.':' .MONEY...TO LEND, ; ... IN any; sums, on approved Freehold '; Security, from A±; per cent, .Repayment by instalments can be arranged, v.''' , :""■ ' '•;•:; .sir.kennethdouglas, . ;. 1 ■ '.■; Solicitor, , Tel. No. 31. , : . ;-81 Hunter Street. ■t; .'• . MONEY TO LEND. ON APPROVED FREEHOLD SECURITIES at the LOWEST KATES ruling in the Dominion. Applyvat once. KIEK. AND WILSON, . "•;.:' Solicitors, Panama Sheet, . Wellington.' ONLY MERIT ■Could Have' 'Made Jm A. DOHERTY, . (The Tailor from London) "The Fashion" ho has become among i, the SMART, SET. The excellence of his productions, moreover, is bringing him clients from All Parts of the Dominion. MB-. DOHERTY'S reputation has not been made in "a day." He is of tho third generation of a family of •Master Tailors,-and has . dovoted 21. years to a study of tho art (including cutting for a firm by appointment to the Royal Family) before launching out for himself in Wellington. MILITARY UNIFORMS. MR. DOHERTY has had an extcn- . sivo Homo experience in cutting and making Uniforms of every description. Gentlemen can rely on that accuracy of detail, us well as tho SMART MILITARY CUT, afid perfectly-fitting garments, which distinguish tho work of the Home Military Tailors from nil others. JAS. A. DOHERTY, THE PREMIER TAILOR, ; ' 203 LAMBTON OTAY-