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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1999, 5 March 1914, Page 4

■ KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. ' "" :: '. r \ NEW EVENING FROCKS. SOME ADVANCE STYLES. . For the approaching Autumn and Winter Season wa have received from the leading English and European fashion centres many EVENING FROCKS OF DISTINCTIVE STYLES-AND BEAUTIFUL qOLOURINGS, which aro now showing in our Mantel Showroom It is not too early to order your EVENING FROCK, and we invite ladies to visit our Showroom and seo tho NFW STVLEB. A. few models described:— MODEL EVENING GOWN, in new Tango shade,' witli foundation of Oriental Satin. Skirt inade with soft tullo flounces to knee. Ninon, bodice, finished with small ruchings of tullo' and largo flat satin bow, Price, £7 us. 6d. HANDSOME EVENING GOWN, in Molo Oriental Satin. Skirt artistically draped and caught witn coloured cord and touches of cerise tulle. Bodice of gold Oriental satin, veiled with mole ninon, finished with large shoe of cerise tulle and rust of gold. Prjce, £7 19s. 6d. DAINTY EVENING GOWN, in White Oriental Satin. . Short tunic of beaded tulle, edged with ruchings.- Small basque of tho satin forming sash ends at back. Tulle bodice trimmed with buglo trimming. Price, £7 17s. 6d. ' UNIQUE MODEL m Rose Pink Oriental Satin. Skirt softly draped and caught in front with posy of Black Daisies. Ninon bodice ,top of pink, the lower part of black iinteaVablo tulle, which forms a short tunic on skirt. Finished with spray of black daisies. Price, £7 19s. 6d. '. FRENCH MODEL EVENING GOWN, in Cherry Satin Broche. Skirt beautifully draped and trinmed with fur trimming. Finished at waist with '"'' largo shoo of black tulle. Price, £10 198. 6d. ■■•■. EI/EGANT EVENING GOWN cf Mauve Oriental Satin. Skirt is draped at back, and has small fish train. Ninon bodice trimmed with steel, trimming and finished at waist with largo butterfly of steel trimming and touches of ninon."' ; Prloe, £13 13S. .■ y ottcg < ' 'KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. ,SAVE 4- JN THE £ ':: ON, 'BEAUTIFUL ,FURS. ; ' ...Every woman .knows the fascination of Furs,! and enjoys the silky, soft touch of a Fur Necklet, or the delightful warmth '.'-. ,'■" of a large, handsome Muff. But not every woman has been able to afford really good'furs—tho kind that last many seasons, and are always dressy and comfortable. However, she can easily buy such Furs this year. .The FUR SALE 7 < -BEGINNING TODAY AT THE "ECONOMIC" „ r , : .is her opportunity. It is" indeed art extraordinary pieoe of good ). fortune for ALL Fur Buyers. It comes just before tho opening ' (n ; ■'! of.the.season, and offers the choicest Furs at amazing reduo ,'i..V. . . tious..off ordinary prices. "''•.'■' ',:''.': . :.,.'There's 'no.,doubt'about the excellent finality of tlm ,: Ties,';-:."■! '"•'."'." '" Necklets, "and Muffs. They were purchased by George and Kors- •""■' -'ley'from a leading London Manufactaring Furrier at a remark- , ; ably .low., figure. . Tho.,skins have been carefully Eelccted. and ~- ~.,! iiicliido such.popular pelts as Grey Squirrel, Black and Red Fox; '.;.:■■ /..-Sable Fitch,, Opossum, Bear, 1 Skunk, Raccoon, Coney Seal, Mar- ;'"/' •':m6t, Black and Grey Foxaline. '" •'.•'■"' '"'"■" ."" The Fur Sale will bo held in our New .•"■'"'■ ' .';'" '■ Showrooms adjoining tho - .Millinery '•■';;•;,: ..'::',.:;. : ; ; SaWn on Fißsr floor, and will /.'.' ./ ; . ;...:■.■■ ■'■,■:■':' continue ■.-,. '"■: ■ ' ■ FOR SEVEN DAYS ONLY. '..'.." ' Surely therd's no need to urge you to visit "THE ECO.NOMIC." This Fur Sale is the cha'ico of a lifetime I : ' ' •■■ ' ' ■ ' ' ■.'../ 'GEORGE '& KERSLEY, LTD., .WELLINGTON 'AND WANGANUI. T E 'ARO HOUS E. CARNIVAL GIFTS. TO MAKE THIS CARNIVAL A MEMORABLE ONE, WE 'ARE GIVING AWAY THE FOLLOWING LINES TO ALL CASH CUSTOMERS. THREE SERIES. /; -NO, WTo every Cash Purchaser of goods to the value of 7s. 6d., we will present a handsome picture valued at 2s. 6d. and 3s. 6tl. each. " ,NO. 2—To every Cash Purchaser of goods to the value of 215.,' we will present a large handsome etching valued at IQs. 6d. . / NO; MEN. Every purchaser of our 555. Suits to Measure './.'' 55b. Readyrto-Wear Suit, 555. Raincoat, showing in Cuba Street Window, wiil be presented with a leather cased combination Umbrella-Walking Stick valued at 21s. There are only a limited number of these FREE OFFERS. ■ •- -» ■ ' ; ';,T:E.. ''■ "a:r/,o ho us e. THE BUSY QORNER, ; . CUBA AND DIXON STREETS, WELLINQON. ■■b—mm iiiiiiimw»u™Mmii,Mfliiiiiuiiiiiy i i l Mii,iii l iyii l t jniiiimi MONEY TO LEND LONDON AND' LANCASHIRE _ N AWV . rot — t TN ANT; SUMS, on Approved Freehold 'INSURANCE. COMPANY, LTD. n*««& JJ* c T ent Biltcs- ' ■• Repayment by instalments can be arTanged. ■ • FIRE.-Lowcst Rates and Prompt SIR KENNETH DOUGLAS, Settlements. „, , ■ s Solicitor, Tel - N< >- 8L 31 Hunter Street " MARINE.—AII Classes Covered, in- : : —- eluding Personal Luggage, against All-Risks; MONEY JTO LEND. ACCIDENT.-EmployerV Liability, and O^l3& OVBli FREEHOLD SECU- : ' a Most Liberal Personal Accident Y RITIES at the LOWEST RATES : Policy, including a List of Diseases. ruling m the Dominion; Apply «t once -■ SECURITY to Policy-holders, ' ;>'":•:' ■' £4,312.381. Panama Street, Wellington. Full information can be obtained at For Information relating to JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD., pATENTS AND TRADE MARKS CONSULT CHIEF AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS, BALDWIN AND RAYWARD ■■■ WELLINGTON. .PATENT ATTORNEYS, ' ;>' • • '-» ■ . , . . . . N:Z. Insuranco Biiildings, Wellington. TURKISH CIGARETTES! rjjOMESTIC Help-Wanted, "e7e7v"wo* OUR stock of Turkish Leaf Tobacco is" , "„ ca ,7 w ,°,? la , n ,'? ln T uir ? for particunot only one of the finest in the J?" °f y» e . Wortheinr bowing Machine, ... Dominion, but in'the world. Country v?' l^ 3 "j}S hsr ' and Harrison's ■'.clients send'along, your orders. «?»'«? letter. These, are good ' sad . .unfT CITf'ATT TT-WTTVn falthful sSrranU which will brighten - SAMUEL bIbALJj, LL\llil'/D many a trying hour of toil. Calf or ''■'■' (Opp. Kirkcaldie nnd-Stains, Ltd.), write, OSCAR HEWETT AND CO., 36 :' ...-' Laiiibtoa Quay, Wellington. Cuba Street, City,