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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1132, 20 May 1911, Page 4

, KIRSCALDIE & STAINS, Ltd. THREE HALF-CROWNS 7/6 " WILL BUY A GOOD. . FOUNTAIN PEN THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO REASON FOR TAYING A FANCY •PRICE FOR A FOUNTAIN PEN, 'WHEN YOU CAN GET THE ■■K.-&-S. No. 1 FOUNTAIN PEN EOR THREE HALF-CROWNS. .THIS PEN IS SEIF-FILLING. THERE IS NO RISK OF INKING THE rFINGERS OR SPOILING THE PEN IN .TRYING TO UNSCREW. THE (PARTS. THE 14CT. GOLD NIB MAY BE HAD FINE, MEDIUM, AND BROAD. IJT IS SIMPLY CONSTRUCTED, CANNOT GET OUT OF." ORDER, AND ."JPOES NOT LEAK. , ' EVERY' PEN IS TESTED BEFORE LEAVING OUR WAREHOUSE, IF-THE.NIB IS ACCIDENTALLY BROKEN IT CAN BE REPLACED, IT IS MANUFACTURED BY THE LEADING FOUNTAIN PEN MAK•ERS OF. THE WORLD. ' WE GIVE A TWO YEARS' GUARANTEE WITH EACH PEN. AND ONLY Is 6d A PEN. THERE ARE SCORES OF THESE IN USE, AND THEY ARE ALL GIVING SATISFACTION. WE WOULD NOT SELL A PEN WE COULD NOT '•RECOMMEND. . COME 'AND SEE THESE SELF-FILLING FOUNTAIN. PENS, TEST -THEM, AND YOU WILL BUY ONE FOR CERTAIN. \ . THE SAME MAKE OF FOUNTAIN PEN, IN STERLING SILVER \PASES, PLAIN OR CHASED, \ At 255. ~' £ FCERKCALDIE '& -STAINS, Ltd. ■ "'TEE..QUESTION 'IS :[ Arc yon perfectly satisfied with your Boys' and Girls' Boots?, Do they ■•.'! look nice? 'Da they wear well? .Do they fit perfectly? ■ : If not, you will find the answer in " Q " BOOTS. I:-- . : ' WMf? ..'' "■'■.' .'"". Because "Q » BOOTS for Boys and Girls have the requirements, STYLE, SERVICE,'FIT. They,are made in our own factory, and.we , . guarantee "GOOD WEAR IN EVERY rAHt." ,i: GIRLS'.CHROME BALS.i Round BOYS'- STRONG CHROME ■S • Toes, 7 to' 10/-6s. Od.; 11 to 1, SCHOOL BOOTS, Toe and ? 7s. Gd.; Maids', 2to 5, 9s. 6d. ■ Heel Tins, 11 to 1, 9s. Cd.; 2 '. ; GIRLS' CHROME - BUTTON I ,r,^?n\ l^A, 6 . t Jv ; M n ' J °' Us - ea - BOOTS, 7 to 10, 6s. lid. Ml to BO\S'CHROME DEHBY BALS., ■< 1, 7s. Ud.; 2 to 5, 10s. Cd. 11 «> 1, Oi. 6d.; 2 and 3, lis. :" ' . 6d.; i and 5, 13s. Gd. GIRLS' BOX CALF BALS., BOYS' STOUT CHROME Square To«s. 7 to 10, 7s. Cd.; SHOOTERS, 2 and 3, lis. Od.; 'l 11 to 1, Ss. 6d. i ami 5, 120. Oi. , \ ; GIRLS' GL ACE K ID BUTTON Bo *ffi X W™ T^'i/fV ...... . BOOTS 7to 10, 7s. W.j 11 to . . 10s Gd!;? ami I ~.( . 1, Bs. 9d, ... an( i sj i 33j 6tl- *■ . R; HANNAH & CO;, LTD., Tha Big Boot Marts, WELLINGTON,

?' ' Sthe dress of a gentleman, BT MILLIGAN NOTE THIS ADDRESS, OR YOU'LL MISS OUR SPECIAL i LONDON SUITINGS. KELSURNS AVENUE* ►_. CRESCENT TEA . SPEAKS FOE ITSELP And IS LOVED BY ALli LADIES, TAILORING RESULTS ! WHEN yon buy Tailoring, you want results —Good Results, Good Insults meanFinest of Materials. Cleverest of Cutting. Best of Workmanship. • Perfect in fit. And you will get eaoli one of tlieso desirable features in a BBADFOKD WOOLLEN CO.'S SUIT TO OBDEE at 70s. to 955. BRADFORD WOOLLEN COMPANY, •" THE QUALITY TAILORS,"WELLINGTON 7 . CASE . WHISKYi OLD SCOTCH. HEATHER BLEND Product of. White Horso Cellar. J TTAWKINS AND OMITH, I . NEW PLYMOUTH. "fjpHE DOMINION" employs a staff of J. Advertising Experts, whose services are always available. They will give valuable Advice to Advertisers, and Write Advertisements without any extra clianra-

TRANSVAAL TOBACCO.. HARTLEY'S CHOICE MACALIESBERQ. (LEAD SEAL). ./ 2oz, Bag 3, Is. . doz, Bags, 2s, AGOTS: ■G. & C.iLDOUS, TOBACCONISTS, ZOS-LAIiBTON QUAY-dOO. A WINTER COSTUME May bo something different and yet not conspicuous in style. The Simplicity of many of the ILVIWAED WINTER COSTUMES marks them as ideal. Make your choico of material from the varied stock displayed. HAYWARD, THE LADIES' TAILOR, LAMBTON QUAY, For Information relating to PATENTS AND nnEADE TMTAEKS, CONSULT TJALDWIN AND T» AYWAED fc PATENT ATTORNEYS, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, . Wellington. BOQGAKD AND PBOTJ9B, ARCHITECTS, go nUNTEU STBEEIJ. MONEY TO LEND. ON APPROVED FREEHOLD SECURITIES at tho LOWEST RATES ruling in the Dominion. Apply at once, KIRK AND WILSON. Solicitors, Panama Street, Wellington. MONEY TO LEND. Tj'N 'Any Sums, en Approved Freehold Security from a 1 per cent. Repayment by instalments can bo arranged. SIR KENNETH DOUGLAS, Solicitor, Tel. No. 31. 31 Hunter Street. Sir Edward Henry, Commissioner of Police, has granted the police who do night duty in the country districts within tho metropolitan area permission to take a dog wth them.