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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 929, 23 September 1910, Page 4

Eh'kcciMk & Stams y Limited.' DRESS LINENS AND COTTON FABRICS. EVERY FABRIC OF MERIT FINDS FULL REPRESENTATION HERE, AND THE CHOICE OF COLOURS IS EXCEEOINGLY COOD. ~ The display of Summer Fabrics' at Kirkcaldio's has won commendation of hundreds of ladieSj and appreciation has beon shown m frea purchases. Uo,niitry too, have been operating freely, and 1 if there are any who would like to have patterns they have merely, to write, and we will send them by Return Post. MERCERISED SHANTUNG LINEN, 23in, wide, in 30 different colours, ... •.'. At lOd. a yard. "LINENE," looks like linen; in plain colour's and self stripes; 19 different shades,. At IOJd .a yardJ PLAIN COLOURED LINENE, 34in. wide, in 23 different shades, At 9-id. a yard. MACLAREN ZEPHYRS, 31in.. wide. in , fancy stripes, in 20 different shades,. , - At lid, a yard. MACEJNLEY ZEPHYR, 31in. wide, , ,in . fancy stripes,. in .20 different •.: shades,> ;• . .At lOd. ayard. MACGREGOR STRIPED, ZEPHYRS, 30ih; wide, in 30 different colours, ' / "../- /At B§d. a yard. SELF-STRIPED ZEPHYRS, in new :-.;• and fashionable'shades, guaranteed ■- to wash well; 28in. wide, •' '-.' ■:/■..■' At 7Jd. a yard. ,COTTON SHANTUNG, .'2Biu. wide, in ■'-.'•• pink, sase blue, heliotrope, l 'amethyst, brown, electric, turquoise, .: navy, vieux rose, myrtle, wino, // golden brown', cream, and ; white, . . . At 9Jd- a yard. GENUINE i; HARRIS ;DERW ; ENT ":' : LINENS; one yard wide, in biscuit, , heliotrope, brown,. violet, .reseda, - vieux. rosb, sky blue,. navy,' electric, . drab, grey, steel, - amethjst, .■pink, golden i brown, paoh, green, -' and rose, ./ At 3s. 3d; a yard. SILK AND '-. FLAX / LINENS — The ... the season. In; 20 differ-. ." ent plain fashionable colours ;30in, '/. '.wide, . ... At 3s: 9d..a yard. "ZENITA'-'/DRESS .'LINENS, in new / self stripes, in piiik,' vieux rose, ■ : grcy,'biscuit, sky, brown, amethyst, /-. electric; reseda, mole, moss, navy, white, cream,'and ;black, ■ V '•'//'_ ' v,' -:■-/' At 2s, 9d. a yard.

E&f kcatdfe. & S tarns, '.'.'.• ' .'''•.■'' '■■■■. \ Limited. '-";'■■-.■.' and LANCASHIRE ; ; -; ?; , .INSURANCE' COMPANY. ; : . FlßE.—Lowest Bates and Prompt (.. settlements. / .'■ ■"•■{■ MARINE.—AII Classes covered; inclad- ..■ i«s Personal. Luggage, ugainst Ail Risks. -.•".'..■'■ ACCIDENT. -Employers' Liability y .. aud, .a,. Most Liberal Personal Accident Policy,' including a List , of Diseases. . ...'., SE C U RITY to Policy-holders, .£4,812.381. Fall Information can be Obtained at , JOHNSTON AND Co!, LTD., CHIEF AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS, ' • ,' : WELLINGTON, ■'■ ■'■,■', . ■■■ 'DEFECTIVE EYESIGHT.'/ ■; MR. ERNEST M.SANDSTEIN,; D.8.0.A:, F.S.M.C. (London), .OPTICIAN, HAS Opened Sight-testing Parlours, fitted ' with : every .modern appliauce, at 348 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON (Opposite 'Bani of New .'■ Zealand), and may now be consulted on all cases of 'Defective Eyesight remedi- / able by glasses. ' Fifteen years' English and Colonial ■■'". Experience. .. s . ' Telephone 3235. , Established-1898. ' WELLINGTON AND .CHEISTCIIURCH. THE ART OF : v DRESSING WELL,, IN personal appearance', quiet simplicity of taste-outshines' mere showiness. The'great ladies in the Homeland cultivate this, simplicity,, and, thouga ■dressed, in-the):-most' exclusive and advanced .styles, their appearance. is. always' quiet and tasteful. In every Tailor-mado Costume made by Hayward that ideal is attained, i.ei, Perfection 'in Fit, Cut, Finish, and Stylo, combined with quiet diatinctiyeness. ■ ■■.";'. 1 -..■ THE LADJES'. TAILOR, •;.V' ' ■ QUAY-291,' PHOENIX ,JSfiArED WATER 'COMPANY. LIMITED. ' : SPECIALLY Prepared". Soda ■■Water'-lor' 'Invalids! 'Plione b&O. Daily Doliveries ,-. Jj # SPEAR, M.P.0.C., . - Doctor of Optics, .EYESIGHT SPECIALIST,. Optical Parlours— ■.■"■■. 7 WLLLIS STREET, King's Chambers. WELLINGTON. : A large stock of Optical Goods carried; also Speaking Trumpets aiv Instruments to improve the hearing. Consultation free 'Phone 2562. ■.:' TTOGGARD AND PRO USE, •^ JL .ARCHITECTS,: . .. .'2O HUNTER ; STREET. y '■ YR I L E. T. . WOO DS, DENTAL SURGEON. : ■ • ■' 68 LA.M.BTO.N .QUAY. Telephone 3104. BIRTHS, .MARRIACES, & DEATH& ' 'DEATHS. GlLLlES.—At'Palmerston North, on 22nd inst., Lucy Lenny, beloved wife of Hugh Gillies; aged 55 years. < ' KIRK.—On tiio 21st September, at Opotiki, Frederick William Leonard Kirk, Solicitor, youngest son of the Rev, William Kirk, of Petone, aged 43 years. ■ t ' " ' '"— '' •' ■-.-.a FUNERAL NOTICES. TEE Friends of ME. HUGH GILLIES are respectfully, informed that the funeral of his late beloved wife will leave his residence, Rangitikei Line, Palmcrston North, on SATURDAY, 21th inst.,, at 2 p.m., for Palmerston North CeinoCiy ' J.-BETT AND CO., LTD., Undertakers, Palmerston North. *J'" ' I '-- ' ' ■'■'—■ ""j l^ I " STUDY (ho Property llarket.-The back page of "The Dominion" is a Land and Farm Directory. Auctioneers' Notices will also be found on the soma page.