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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1150, 10 June 1911, Page 4

KitkeMie & Stains, Limited, OPERA WRAPS and EVENING CLOAKS. Tho styles vary considerably, and tho loose "Bcriiouse," tho draped circular, and tho coat with, sleeves aro equally fashionable. Wo aro showing all tho popular stylos, and tho following aro exceptionally good. ONE OP THE SMARTEST OF WRAPS empliasing quito a new idea is produced in ilarae colour satin-faco cloth. It has looso boll sleeves on right arm, and broad capo sleeve, which falls over loft shoulder and finishes in stolo end hanging dow'i tho back. This also gives tho flat double-breasted effect in front. Tho whofcj is outlined with 3-inch strap of black satin; lined throughout with satin, At £7 17s. 6d. HANDSOME THEATRE COAT, in cream face-cloth, straight doublebreasted shape, with broad shaped band of cream satin at foot, and forming deep culfs. Wido collar and revers, into point at waist at back, with satin band all round. The whole embossed with cream silk and braid. Lined with silk and interlined with flannel, At £8 Bs. SMART AND USEFUL WRAP, cut circular and draped at back, band of self-colour velvet round neck, with silk cord on top, loops of thick self-shado silk cord over shoulders, and long knotted cord ends back and front. Made in best quality satin-faced cloth, in flame colour, sase blue, cream, reseda, etc., At £4 14s. Gd. PALE BLUE COAT, with loose sleeves, cut into neck, broad strap of black satin running across back and down top of sleeve. Big soft rovers and squaro collar at back of self cloth, ornamented with groups of small black satin domes, At £4 4s. DAINTY MANDARIN COAT, full length, in sky blue, Koshibo Kobi crepe, lined self-coloured silk, with embroidered designs in natural colours of wild chcrr.y blossoms on shoulders and iris flowers and foliage at foot, At £7 19s. 6d. Kfrkcatdk & Staks, Limited. LONDON AND LANCASHIRE ■ INSURANCE COMPANY. FlßE.—Lowest Piates and Prompt Settlements. MARINE—AII Classes covered, including Personal Luggage, against . All Risks. " ' 1 ' ACCIDENT. —Employers' Liability . and a Most Liberal Personal Accident Policy, including a List of Diseases. SECURITY to Policy-holders, £1,812,381. Full information caa be obtained at JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD., CHIEF AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS, WELLINGTON. U t ' SPE AE, M.P.U.0., Doctor of Optics. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, Optical Parlours--7 WILLIS STREET, King's Chambers, WELLINGTON. A large 6tock of Optical Goods carried; also Speaking Trumpets and Instruments to improve tho hearing. Consultation free. 'Phone 2562. Fcr Information relating to pATENTS AND rjpRADE j^JARKS, CONSULT gALDWIN AND PATENT ATTORNEYS, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Wellington. EARTHQUAKES. RISKS covered against loss by earthquakes from 2s. Cd. per cent, up, according tj locality and nature of risk. Geo. H Scales, Customhouse Quay, Wellington. CYRIL E. T. WOODS, DENTAL SURGEON, 68—LAilBTON QUAY—O3 Telephone 3101. BULKLEY AND r.'iDSBURY, DENTAL SURGEONS. 144 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON.. Telephono No. 216. CORONATION suitings' Gentlemen in the west end OF LONDON havo quito taken to tho SUITINGS specially designed to mark tho historic event shortly to tako place. A BATCH of these NOVEL AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS Havo just reached JAS. A. DOHERTY being sejit by post as they arc ready, to espedito delivery. THERE IS JUST TIME TO HAVE A SUIT MADE. 203—LAMBTON QUAY—2O3. The bartlett studios, 10 Willis St., Wellington. For Striking and Original ■ PORTRAITS IN PLATINUM. Exhibition Room in Shed J, adjoining ART GALLERY. dogs havo died recently of strychnine poisoning, many of them being valuable prize-bred animals. "There is no doubt that tho dogs havo been wilfully poisoned," said a local veterinary surgeon. "I myself know of over fifteen eases, in each of which strychnino was used." Mr. Herbert. Osmond, land agent, Otorohanga, King Country, has a number of dairy and sheep farms for salo. Fifty-ono sections of land, varying from 1 acre to 30 acres, will bo offered for leasing by public auction, by the Aotea District Slaori Land Board, at Gamau's Hill, Okahuno, ■on Tuesday, June 27, at 2 p.m,