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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1146, 6 June 1911, Page 4

Kh'kcaldie & Stams, Limited. EVENING SCARVES. All the Newest in Evening Scarves are to 1)6 seen hero, and tlioy aro worth seeing. Tho following aro available just now: — WHITE NET SCARVES (two only), embroidered with silver sequin; 2i yards long, 22in. wide, At 21s. each. WHITE NINON SCARVES,' embroidered at ends with silver bugles; 2J yards long, ISiu. wide, At 11s. 9d. each. WHITE NINON SCARVES, embroidered all over with gold and silver bugles, At 16s. Gd. each. ONE WHITE NINON SCARF, beautifully embroidered with small silver sequins; 2| yards long, 18in. wide, At 395. 6d. ONE WHITE NINON SCARF, embroidered white beads and silver bugles, with fringed beaded ends; 1\ yards long, 20in. wide, At 395. 6d. ONE BLACK NINON SCARE, ei.ibroidered sequins; 3 yards long, 24in. wide, At 21s. EVENING HOSIERY, The selection is particularly good just now, fresh stocks having been added. SILK PLATED HOSE, m cream, white, sky blue, pink, sapphire, emerald, turquoise, old rose, heliotrope, tinsel sold, tinsel silver, bronze, and black, • At 3s. 6d. a pair. LACE SPUN SILK HOSE, in white, cream, sky blue, nattier blue, turquoiso, pink, emerald, cardinal, tinsel gold, bronze, tinsel silver, and black, At ss. 6d. r. pair. PURE SILK HOSE, with self-embroid-ered clox, in pink, sky blue, heliotrope, emerald, grey, reseda, gold, maize, white, tan, and black, At 13s. 6tl. a pair. PURE SILK HOSE, with lace fronts, in white, pink, sky blue, heliotrope, black, At 15s. 6d. a pair. Kimkcalik & Stains, Limited. LONDON AND LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. FlßE.—Lowest Rates and Prompt Settlements. MARINE.-AU Classes covered, jn- ' eluding Personal Luggage, against All Risks. ACCIDENT.-Employers' Liability and a Most Liberal Personal Accident PWicy, including a List of Diseases. SECURITY to Policy-holders, i 4.812.381. Full information can be obtained at JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD., CHIEF AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS, WELLINGTON. EARTHQUAKES. EISKS covered against loss by earthquakes from '2s. (id. per cent, up, according tj locality and nature cf risk. Geo. H Scales, Customhouse Quay, Wellington. CYRIL E. T. WOODS. DENTAL SURGEON, 6S-LAMBTON QUAY-6S Telephone 3104. BULKLEY AND CIDSBURY, DENTAL SURGEONS. HA WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Telephone No. 216. EOGGARD ANTI ?T?OU3B. ARCHITECTS. M UUNXEi: SiitivET. ji spe ae, M.r.u.u., '■ Doctor of Optics. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, Optical Parlours— 7 WILLIS STREET, King's Chambers,. WELLINGTON. A larpo stock of Optical Goods carried; also Speaking Trumpets and Instruments to improve tho hearing. Consultation tree, 'Phone 25G2. YOUR is modelled into every Suit made by MORRISON & PENNEY and becomes 1 as exclusively YOU as your portrait. MORRISON & PENNEY, MERCHANT TAILORS, , IU-WILLIS ST., WELLINGTON-IU. BIRTHS, HARRIACE3, & DEATHS. BIRTH. MATTHEWS.-On June 4th, at "Oporua," Scatherston, the wife of Chas Jtatthews, Esq.—of a daughter. . MARRIAGES. ATKINS-EVERTON.-At St. Peter's Church on Jlay 31st by the Rev. C. G. Mutter, John I'. Atkins, fifth son of the i late John A. Atkins, Wimbornc, Dor--1 set, England, to Kate Everton, Lower ' Hutt, third daughter of the late Thomas Duggan, Birmingham, England. DEATH. ' IBVINE.—On June 4th. 1911, at the resi- . ilenco of her father, Mr. T. S. Lambert, of 7 Arlington Street, Wellington, Mnr--1 caret Isabel (Maggie), wife of Henry S. Irvine, of Wanganiii, ageil 29 years. Marton and Wnngamii papers please copy. , FUNERAL NOTICES. THE Funeral of MARGARET ISABEL (MAGGIE), wife- of HENRY S. IRVINE, will le.ivc tho residence of her father, Mr. T. S. Lambert,- 7 Arlington ' Street, TO-DAY (TUESDAY), at 2.30 1 p.m., for the Karori Cemetery. ' ■ J. AND A. WILSON, LTD.. ; Funeral Furnishers. Telejhona 905.