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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 956, 25 October 1910, Page 4

KfokcaX&k it Stains, Limited. RELIABLE GLOVES. THE BEST PRODUCTIONS OF THE LEADINC MANUFACTURERS OF THE WORLD ARE ASSEMBLED HERE. You. can always depend upon the glove's' you buy at Kirkcaldie's. Our stocks are .obtained from the world's foremost manufacturers, and wo select the gloves with special care. Wo esamino every pair very closely for flaws, but it is only fair to say that manufacturers of repute never put out inferior goods. THE "COWES". KID GLOVES, in black, white,, grey, tan, and brown, At 2s. lid. a pair. TEE "BALMORAL" KID GLOVES, two domes, pique sewn, At 3s. 6d. a pair. THE "IDEAL" FRENCH KID i GLOVES, two domes, stitched backs, in white, tan, brown, beaver, pastel j navy, and green, _ , At ! 4s. 6d. a pair. CALVAT'S KID GLOVES, No. 2, plain backs; in black, white,,tan, brown, beaver, and grey, At 4s. 6d. a pair. CALVAT'S KID- GLOVES, No. 2, broad stitched backs, 2 and 3 domes; • in , black, white, tan, boavor, brown, grey, pastel, navy, and green, At os. 6d. a pair. CALVAT'S CHEVRETTE GLOVES, heavy . stitched backs;. in black, grey, tan, brown, and beaver, , ' 'At 6s. 6d. a pair. THE " MAVIS". KID GLOVES, pique sewn, two largo pearl domes, Imperial points; in tan, brown, Reaver, and pastel, At 7s. lid. a pair. THE "JOSSEFOR" SUEDE GLOVES, pique sown, three domes, stitched backs, in black,- white; grey, tan, and brown, At 7s. 6d. a pair. THE "BONNEFOI" SUEDE GLOVES, pique sown; in black, white, grey, tan, beaver, brown, and pastel, At 6s. 6d. a pair. THE "CLUZEL" SUEDE GLOVES, piquo sewn, two domes; in black, white, tan, f brown, beaver, and grey, At ss. 6d, a pair. MOSQUETAIRE KID GLOVES, 8-but-ton, "colour," white, tan, black, pastol,'and navy, At 6s, 6d. a pair. DENT'S KID GLOVES. 12-button, in tan, beaver, navy blue, and green, At 6s. 6d, a pair. Kitkcaldk & Stains, Limited. OUR ADDRESS IS NOW 254 LAMBTON QUAY, TSTHERE wo have undoubtedly the Finest and Most Comploto Stock of Choico Suitings in tho Dominion, and an Expert Staff, fully qualified to carry out to a satisfactory . conclusion' ail Orders which may be entrusted to thorn. E. NORTON & CO., MERCHANT TAILORS, Late King' and Muir.

;;•>;;; NATIONAL;: XEAGyE/ : ..;;, THE object of the League is for the first time to form into- &■ powerful combination all those moderate thinking members of the community who are opposed to the "extreme, irrational, and.extravagant views of these who desire to impose unreasonable and extreme restrictions on the rational freedom' of •action and conduct of the people and of the community. The purposes of. the organisation will be:— To safeguard the reasonable arid necessary freedom of aotion of the individual and of the community/ ■ • To oppose intemperate, oppressive, and extreme legislation inimical, to the wholesome and sensible freedom of action of a self-reliant community. To give. expression to the hitherto silent views of that large section of the ■'"'•.' community which holds moderate, sensible, and temperate views as to restrictive legislation. '.'!■ ••"•''.■ To create a sound, rational opinion upon all. matters social and commercial, and as to legislation affecting these subjects. To associate all those interested in the manly sports and healthy recreation ..'■'..•of tie people. ';■■■•'" - The organisation is absolutely a .non-party one, but it will bo the object of" 'the League to ascertain tho views of candidates for election to Parliament and Local Bodies, and to ensure as far as possible the return of candid ' : dates who hold such views as are necessary to: guarantee that the com-' munity shall continue to be healthyj temperate, and self-reliant, ■'■',•.. PROVISIONAL EXECUTIVE: H.F.Allen . Robt. Fletcher J. Keir v Alex. W. Newton E. W. Arinit A. R. Hislop . '■■ A. Lauronson '■"'-.■ W. J, Organ S. S. Brown W. Holliday S. G. Leary H. P. Rawson, E. P. Bunny • E. J. Hill Martin Luckie Herbert' Seaton W. H. D. Bell E.■ ]?. Hadfield V. Meredith -i. B. Speed' J. A. Bruce : H. P. Hanify J. P. Maxwell ■ 0. P. Sterrett, K.C. F. J. Courtenay F. W. Haybittle ■ W. H. S. MoorhouseChas. E. Stevens G.H.Dixon Dr. Herbert ' W., G. Mantell W. H. Turnbull A. E..Dixon <R. D. Hanlon D. M'Kenzio. W.G.Talbot Dr. W. K. Fyffo . G. F. Johnston Chas. H. Matthows E. T. Turnbull The Provisional Committee above-named has decided .to form a National League for the Wellington District, which the Public is invited to support by 'enrolling as members. .■;;. Bqth men and women are invited to join. ~>■ . Similar Associations will'be formed in various centres throughout the Dominion, having Federation ultimately in view., . '■ • • Enrolment is,now actively proceeding, and as soon as convenient a Gonoral Meeting of .the members will be called for the purpose of electing the Committee and Officers and other business. , The SUBSCEIPTION has been fixed at'ONE SHILLING a year for annual members, FIVE SHILLINGS for five years' membership, and ONE GUINEA for life-members. '■..,'■■'.. . „•„■■„ , J. A. BRUCE, Acting Hon. Secretary, . . ' , ■ 27, Panama, Street, Wellington. ■ Enrolment Forms can also be signed and subscriptions pail at:—. J. B. SPEED, 258 Lambton Quay; G. T. WHITE, 271 Lambton Quay; R. W. AEMIT, 290 Lambton Quay; R. HOLLIDAY AND CO., 212 Lambton Quay; J. T. LYLE, 31 Panama Street; R. D. HANLON, 89 Molosworth Street; L. MTCENZIE, 71 Manners Street; DUNCAN AND MACINTOSH, 82 and 81 Manners Street; S. W. COPE, Storekeeper, Hataitai; : HEEBERT SEATON, 27 Willis Street; D. CAMPBELL, 1 Riddiford Street; Or with Any Member of the Provisional Executive. ' ' • Persons desirous of joining the League are invited to fill in the Coupon below and to forward it with the Subscription (stamps or otherwise) to tho Secretary. NATIONAL LEAGUE. I hereby apply to be enrolled as An Annual Member (Is.) \ A Fivo Years' Momber (55.) V of tho 'A Life Member (215.) J National League, and I cncloso the enm of J! :i :i for my subscription. Name ••••• Occupation Address ■ •