KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. WE'RE CLOSED ALL DAY TO-DAY PREPARING FOR TO-MORROW'S SALE OPENING. Seldom do we close our doors on a shopping day, but tho mroumstances «« exceptional. All day to-day we are pulling down prices here and there and everywhere, and such an opportunity coming at 6uch a strenuous buying time \\ ill be most By closing to-day we prepare for double business tomorrow. OUR CREAT SUMMER SALE BECINS TO-MORROW— WEDNESDAY. THE PRICES SAVOUR OF SALE SAVINCS. ' DREAMS OF DRESSING GOWNS AT REALISTIC REDUCTIONS. '-Dainty COTTON DELAINE DRESSING GOWNS, in Paisley designs, hem;VvSr c ""' S trseful P ZEPHYR DRESSING GOWNS, trimmed band fif embroidery insertion ' T^ o^e y tslf' ' Salo^Pri'ce.T's.l'd; iWOOL DELAINE DRESSING GOWNS,.hemstitched collars and cuffs; self colours, Saxe, Vieux Rose, Light Navy_; striped colours, Saxeand ' White, Ma-rone and White, White and Vieux Rose. 6d. Smart REST GOWNS;' in' .Cashmere, elastic waists, finished silk in contrasting sE Colours, Vieux Rose, Grey, and Usual price, o2sJd. COTTON DRESS BARGAINS ARE ALL/A-FLUTTER. 'BROWN FLEMISH HOLLAND, 36in. wide; light weight and very durable at 25 per cent off. Usual prices, Is. 2<J„ Is. 3d Is. 0d Is. lid. yard. 1 Sale Prices, lOjd., UJd., Is. «d., Is. sd. yard. STRIPED DRESS HOLLANDS, at ss. in the £ off usual pnce. 28in;' wide.—Usual price, 10} d. yard. • „ s . a,9 ni ' Lcri" 1 44in7 wider-Usual price, 2s. 3d. yard. Sale Price, Is. Bd. y • FLORAL JAP. CREPE, in neat designs and colours', a really splendid assort- . ment, for ladies' and children's dresses and blouses. A't hiP™ 6 ' . Usual price, Is. ' ' LOTS MORE LIKE THOSE RIGHT THROUGHOUT EVERY , SECTION. \ THOUCH OUR SHOP WILL BE CLOSED, OUR TEA-ROOM WILL BE OPEN. ' For your •convenience,our Tea-room will be open all day to- -■ j': -day. 1 Only' one entrance though—from Johnston Street. COME EARLY ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, the 26th. ' 'N ■ ■■ - KIRKCALDIE & STAINS. LTD. fV Aso Horns®. HALF-PRICE ? : DAY - TO-DAY. ALL ODDMENTS 3OT) REMNANTS WILL BE SOLD TO-DAY AT HALF THE MARKED PRICES. I . CUBA AND DIXON STREETS, WELLINGTON. <> / . ' . . . ' : ' 1 LADIES' SHOES. THE . VERY LATEST ARRIVALS. DAINTY, SMART, AND COMFORTABLE. Here's nothing to'equal a White Shoe for-easy and comfortable Summer Wear, and the hottest weathef is from January to March. Be fashionable and comfortable, too, WEAR- WHITE. EASY TO CLEAN, EASY TO WEAR. "Ladies' White Canvas Shoes, in HEEL Ladies' White Calf HEEL BAR and ' BAR and DERBY Styles, Leather COURT Shoes, Pug Toes, Pump . Heels—4s. lid. . y Soles. "Bostock's" Make—2os. Ladies' White Canvas Shoes in . "COURT, HEEL BAR-, DERBY, Ladies' White Canvas Boots, in BUTBROAD BAR i and.TWO BUTTON TON and DERBY Styles, Covered • Styles—7s. 6d. Cuban Heels—9s. 6d. Ladies' Mock Buck Shoes', in YAN- > n r „„, ■ D i t> i ; KEE BAR and DERBY Styles, n' nt<; I BUTTON - "Covered Cuban Heels-12s. 6d. Soles, Round Toes, ' Ladies' . Whito Suede Shoes, .in Cov<?red Heels - 17s - COURT, and DERBY Styles, Sty- Ladies' White Nubnck Boots, in BUT- . lish Ornaments, Covered Cuban TON and DERBY Stvles Purr Top* Heels —15s. 6d. ' Covered Heels-225."6d. ' GIRLS' WHITE CANVAS SHOES IN GREAT VARIETY. - R. HANNAH & CO., LTD., 280 LAMBTON QUAY AND 103 CUBA STREET. WELLINGTON. \ MAIL ORDERS QUICKLY DESPATCHED. LONDON AND LANCASHIRE ; FIE,E INSURANCE CO., LTD. o,™, TOmMB FlßE.—Lowest Rates and" Prompt, BY MARINE—AII Classes Covered, includ- MILITARY EXPERTS, ■ ing Personal Luggage against All Risks.. AT 1 ACCIDENT —Employers' Liability, and a most Liberal Personal Accident TiftTT T Tfl A "W'Q . Policy, including a List of Diseases. mIUjiji.VXXV.PI Oj SECURITY to Policyholders, KELBURN AVENUE. £0,107,593. Full information can he obtained at JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD., i WATSON'S WHIBKT CHIEF AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS, WELLINGTON. IS TUB mURN your idea into a MONEY PRO- BEST IN THB V'ORLD. "®" DUCING PATENT. It is quite possible with a little practical advice. Send to-day for "Advice to Inventors," ~~ —— issued free by Henry Hughes, Ltd., 157 JPy|J|. Featherston Street. Wellington. SS&ISS - Under Pationaije. A' STUDY IN SUPREMACY I—The THE RUTLAND HOTEL. Patbephone's superiority over other Wanganui, N.Z.' • Talking Machines. The Jewel Point is, Established 1847. Rebuilt 1905. the Pathephone's outstanding feature. Refurnished 1914. This, combined with other excellent quali- THE LEADING HOTEL. ties, comprising artistic design and acous- QITUATED right in thu heart of the lie arrangements of the various models, O business centre. Three minutes from sound-box, 'motor, etc., has given the railway station and river steamers' wharf. ■ Pathephone a reputation for .supremacy Members of Commercial Travellers and over every other Talking Machine. Call Warehousemen's Association and Civil and inspect or send for Catalogues to Servants receive special concessions. OSCAR HEWETT AND CO., MS CUBA Private Suites of Apartments. STREKT (just below Bank of New Zea- Excellence of Service and Cuisine guarland). ... — anteed. 'f EX the "Dominion" General Printing . _ TAEWK FROM Bs. fears? aterwfti - Reasonable charges. 'Phone S. L. PABSOJ^^
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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2677, 25 January 1916, Page 4
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