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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1126, 13 May 1911, Page 4

Kiikcal&iz 8i Stains, I Limitei. EVENING BLOUSES. These Beautiful Evening Blouses will win the admiration of all who sec them, Paris has nearer sent us a choicer lot of garments, fo'r these are wonderfully 'pretty. EVENING BLOUSE, in . Fine Black Silk Lace, lined throughout with blapk chifion; tho square neck is outlined with soft shade of rose pink satin, "edged with narrow gold braid and finished at each point with rosettes of pink and black satin. Tho front draped with a garniture of Oriental embroidery and bead work in different colourings, pink and gold predominating. Tho sleeves are of lace, and quite short; folded belt of pink and black satin, trimmed gold braid, and finished at back with huge rosettes, At 84s. HANDSOME BLOUSE, in Heliotrope Satin, veiled with black ninon, and finished with beautiful jet garniture, which completely trims the front and reaches over shoulders to back, forming a square. Short ) . At 655. BLACK NINON EVENING BLOUSE, 'lined wi-fch chiffon, and trimmed with handsome jet garniture outlining tho square neck, with fringe falling to waist of blouse. Under the garniture the ninon is softly draped, , ?.nd falls with little fullness into a folded belt of black satin. No sleeves. At fiss. DAINTY EVENING BLOUSE, in Pink Ninon, lined with white silk, and trimmed with white insertion. Short sleeves, tucked and. trimmed with insertion, At 435. 6d. PRETTY EVENING BLOUSE, in White Net, trimmed with gold sequin edging, cut squar.o at neck, and out- ' lined with soft folds of chiffon and narrow gnipure edging. Elbow sleeves of floral net and gold trimming, finished with guipure edging. TJio whole- blouse is veiled .with fine white nino:i, At 345. Gd. EVENING OVER-SLIP, of Netted Silk, caught at each knot with a white bead, with beautiful pattern in larger heliotrope beads worked round the neck and down tho front. Tho elbniv sleeves arc finished with larger beads in heliotrope, and tho • waist is simply drawn in with silk cord, At 31s. Gd. EVENING BLOUSE, in Floral Ninon, lined with cream net. The Vshaped opening is outlined with wide cream lace and finished in front with motif of guipnrc and black velvet ribbon reaching to waist. The Minon is tucked in inch tucks. The elbow sleeves aro full . and gathered into euffs cream laco eda;ed black velvet ribbon, . At 35a. Gd. Kitkcaldk &'Staks, '""Limited. LONDON AND LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, FlßE.—Lowest Rates and Prompt Settlements. MARINE.-AH Classes covered, including Personal Luggage, against All Risks. ACCIDENT.— Employers' Liability and a Most Liberal' Personal Accident Policy, including a List of Diseases.SECURITY to Policy-holders, ,£4,812,381. Fuji information can be obtained at I iDVmSTW JMD CD., 17D-, CHIEF AGENTS AND 'ATTORNEYS, .■WELLI^GTO^. JJ. SPEAB, ISW4, • Doctor oi Optics. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, Optical Parlours— 7 WILLIS STREET; King's Chambers, WELLINGTON. . A largo sto.dt of Optica] Goods carried; also Speaking , Trumpets and Instruments to improvo tho hearing. Consultation free. 'Phone 2502.. ftYEIL 'E, % WOODS, DENTAL SURGEON, 68-LAMBTON QUAY-68 Telephone 3101. r BULK-LEY AtfD DIDSBURY, DENTAL SURGEONS. 1U WILLIS STREET, .WELLINGTON. Telephone , No. 216. •■ DAY'S BAY HOUSE, DAY'S BAY, WELLINGTON, BEST SEASIDE HOTEL in New Zealand. NOW OPEN. Tor terms apply MANAGER. EARTHQUAKES. KISKS .covered, against loss by earthquakes from 2s. 6d. per cent, up, according to locality and nature of risk. Geo. H Scales, Customhouse Quay, Wellington. AT PORMAL FUNCTIONS,. Balls, Dinners, Lodge, or Drawiugroom a DRESS SUIT 'is required." Let ( MORRISON & PENNEY make-YOURS. ' The most exacting cannot fail • to be pleased with the master"ly finish of the EVENING SUIT Tailored, by v(s. MORRISON & PENNEYt HIGH-CLASS TAILORS, 111 WILLIS STREET. WELLINGTON. V •BOHERTY, DRESS SUIT SPECIALIST rLONMNAND WELLINGTON. _ % VERY LARGE SHIPMENT OI EXCLUSIVE SUITINGS, REAL HARRIS TWEEDS 4 AND DVERCOATINCS. JUST TO HAND, 203-LAMBTON QUAY-203. A Yorkshire collector of medals, Dr. A. A. Payne, HillsbOTOugh, Sheffield, has been amassing medals for over twenty years, and has a collection of 2500, worth He has fifty medals that have been connected with either the peerage, b&tonets, or knighthoods.