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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1081, 21 March 1911, Page 7

p— LADIES Sports Coats and Coifing Jackets. THERE IS AN INFORMAL EXHIBI- ;; ; ; ; HON IN OUR MANTLE DEPART- ' MENT, IN - NEW STYLES OF SPORTS COATS 'AND GOLFING JACKETS, WHICH WILL BE MOST FAVOURED THIS SEASON, AND : to-day there is the charm of, . . . FIRST CHOICE. SEMI-FITTING AND SAC WOOLLEN COATS, three-quarter •• n j and hip length, in Cream, From 15s, 6tl, | ! NORFOLK COATS; new fancy knit, in tlie latest stylos in t j Browrii'.Navy,. Reseda, Myrtle, Cardinal, Cream, and | I many other Colours, | 6s. iid., ios, ad., 125, od, r isß. 9d., its. 6d. j u ' \ "THEwRINKETTE"—A Smart Slip-on Jersey, {or the Sport- | ! iitja; Girl;.in.All Colours, • 3s. Gd. | . | We are now showing a LARGE RANGE OF CHILDREN'S I j JERSEYS, in All Colours and sizes, From 3& 11d, | | CHILDREN'S KNITTED KILTS, to match Jerseys, in All 1 | CJolo.ufs. .and sizce,. From 4s, 9d. Q '• L— SM If H, LW.,Cuba' Street . *—_ IS 3 TP E® 'A 8 B ; I Town or Country Clubs, write for oup $B8§? rUU l yAbL! OUTFIT LIST before placing your ■ >> ; ■ -.;••! ;?!■!■■ ■■ ' Order.' I WILL PAY YOU. JERSEYS, '. GUARDS,, .BOOTS, ELASTIC BANDAGES, KNICKERS, CAI'S, :v; SUPPORTS, FOOTBALLS, BLADDERS, Eto. THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST. "THE KASH," ''"IffHlfl BfE? 9'AM WILLIS STREET, Next "Evening' post," fILLfIwJP «■■UlDjvH WELLINGTON.

TRUSSES. rrUvGSSES are required by almost everybody. Wo rnako them to give eas<v comfort, and safety, ■ LEN McKENZIE, Chemist, Manners Street and Lambton Quay. ELLISON & Co., SADDLE, HARNESS, AND COLLAR MAKERS, . . . ENCLISH CIG HARNESSFrom £5 108.. MILK-CART HARNESS— From £5 10s, COW COVERS, Fiom 6s. 6d. HORSE COVEIIS, From 14s. 6d. Country Ordei'3 Promptly Attended to, end Workmanship Guaranteed. W 10® TORY ST.*93 WELLINGTON. for GREAT OPHffiTlffiTY. TO STATIONERS, FANOY COOD3, PICTURE FRAME r DEALERS, ETC. Splendid Assorted Stock FOR ABSOLUTE SALE AS A GOING CONCERN. Apply Immediately, 177 Cuba Street. (Late J. Wilkinson's). wraissT] PUKE GRAI'E WINES I'KOM f 'i'l3 ILATA YINEYAEDS, | lIAWKE'S BAY, . jj CLARET AND HOCK— | Tho most refreshing anil healthful ■ !: tuminer beverages. 265. per case of liloz. qtj.' \ :Hs. per caso of 2doz. pinta, I -MADEIRA (for Invalids)— 80s. per caso of ldoz. qts. 12s. per case of iMoz. Free on Kail Hcstingi, I, Awarded SIX Gold Medals at N.Z,, 1 ' fTinco-lintish, Imperial Interna. 8 ijonal; anil Jopan-iintish Kihibl. jjl CASE WHISKY. OLD SCOTCH. • HEATHEK BLEND. Product of White Horse Cellar, JJAWKINS AND igillTH, NEW PLYMOUTH. HI it m nMfinulw.' ■rw-umw.gMummmiywnnwie.vimßiauyy '•Children's-'Eyes. IT is not uncommon, and certainly' : not improper, l to have the first • - ' tofetli" of children _ (our and five : years <of filled instead of ox- j tracted; while tho eye, the mast in- , tellectual, tho most apprehensive, ■ and the. most discriminating of all our organs, receives scarcely a passing thought, much less an examination. At first sight of noticing your children's eyes arc not right, it is very important that you should consult an up-la-dalo optician with modern appliances. Why not consult us? We are all that is mentioned above. Don't delay over thefe matters, they may be serious. I R.T.Bicfcerton&Co. j TnE .MoDEita KmionT Srr.cuusrs, 98 WILLIS STREET. Five Doors from "Evening Popl," going i towavflß Mannoifi Street. taras^wafunfflOTugnnßr^riasptiiKttUiiiiiiiiJMa^ I INVENTORS, axpEirr advice FUKn. SYDNEY H. HtGGS, Pjtcnl Attorney tnd Enulncs*, Removed to Banks' Bultdlnnv II Grey Street tOpposlto G.P.u . [KQUIUIISS .SOLICn'ED, JUVD KIUDILV lili.<l'f)Nl)Kri Tn Mr. Cosmo Bonsor, presiding at the half-yearly meeting of tho .South-Eastern Hnilway Company, said that they would not oppose the feiieme for removing Charing Cross Station to the south side cf tlw river, but they must seo that they wore properly compensated if'they had to make way for a great public improvement. As a result of the operation pi tho Patents Act, somo engineering works at Rochester have been acquired by an Anglo-German company for the .manufacture of cement-making machinery of it kind hitherto produced almost exclusively in Germany. There are now 1500 societies e.nd. groups for tho propagation of Esperanto situated in all parts of tho world.